Nilaksh Singh

" Good Enough Chucklefest to help you get a few laughs after a tough week if you're willing to shut off half your brain. " Speaking of the technical aspect, the direction and cinematography was amateurish, the main cast appeared too good for this movie as the actors seemed underutilised, only the performance of O'Shea Jackson Jr was quite balanced and seemed natural in the context of the film. To summarise, the issues with the movie come from poor execution of an average script, so as mentioned at the top, ONLY if you haven't seen a movie in a while or have had a tough week, give this is a try. Otherwise a Soft Pass to this should be enough until perhaps a drunken night with friends a few months later where you can watch it on a streaming service.

This film is a masterpiece of visual and straight forward film-making. This film is an experience worth savouring, the inner conflict of Batman as a newly caped superhero along with a major conflict of the film provides a very riveting film. The Music and it's application is tastefully done, the antagonists are multi-faceted, layered enough to seem real people even to first time Batman watchers. Robert Pattinson has brought to Batman a certain realism that I never thought possible, he seems like someone who is product of his upbringing, like a child who was brought up an orphan in a mansion, I would honestly put his performance as Batman in his early career above bale in Batman begins. The Cinematography, the colours, the visual impact all combine to provide an excellent cinematic experience. Finally, according to me, this is the most realistic and true to comic-books Batman depiction I have ever seen.

Final Review: (27/06/20 ) ( Spoiler-Free ) " Nothing is as it seems, yet Everything as it should be ". The above quote describes this show better than any review can ever hope to, but I would still like to explain why you should watch the show. The Characters make you feel for them and in turn you get to see the world through their eyes, they seem so well lived in that it makes you wonder if they are inspired from real people, which is a mark of both excellent writing and outstanding acting. The visuals as well, which symbolise meanings to things which you along with the characters feel only after they have happened to them, the yellow jacket is so well meshed with the show that it will become a cultural icon in the coming days. "This show is the Epitome of Layered Storytelling". The Direction of the show is so well done with such excruciating attention to detail that you will think about particular scenes days after watching the show and in general the scenes are so powerful that you can feel emotion through the screen which is nigh impossible in the stream and go services of today. This show explains why it's said that " Everything has Consequences", it shows us the consequences, it shows us how they bend people to do things they never thought themselves capable of. My final thoughts are that, it's rare now-a-days when everything on tv and Netflix is said to be the next big thing, the next genre defying show or movie, that you get to see something truly revolutionary and something so plainly amazing you know it will achieve heights of greatness unknown before it, and that it will be remembered forever as something that changed the level at which something can be said to be Perfect. Highly Recommended ( 10/10 )

The show comprises of Portrayals of the Campaigns in the Life of Payton Hobart. The Foundation of the Show is in Ethics and Morals but it portrays how they are twisted with the Fire of Ambition. Payton Hobart as a character lies in the Grey of Society but sees the world in Black and White, but the older he gets the more mature he becomes, the opening showing his insides as a bookcase gives great insight into who he is. His Character development is probably the best you could ever hope to get from a show, but through all that he never lies to himself, he knows what he is and what he wants. And isn't that what we all want to know? That is what makes this show so interesting, that you inherently know that something about this show is different, the self awareness the show has about itself is a gift to see on screen. And always makes you wonder what is next for Payton Hobart?