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Batman Begins
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Batman Begins is the huge new film charting Bruce Wayne's transformation from rich playboy into the caped crusader. The film is the 'darkest' yet in the Batman series and stars Christian Bale as the caped crusader with first class support coming in the shape of Liam Neeson, Katie Holmes, Morgan Freeman and not forgetting Michael Caine as Batman's loyal butler Alfred. Christopher Nolan takes to the Directors Chair to guide us through the action as Gotham City comes under threat from evil villains once again. If you have seen Batman Begins then why not get onto Review Centre and share your thoughts on the movie with fellow movie-goers?

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  • Overall rating4.4 stars

 

5 Reviews For Batman Begins

  • Guest 26th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Good Points: Excellent Casting, Superb acting coupled with a plausible well thought out storyline that doesn't make you count the minutes till you see Batman again.


    Bad Points: Some weak/rushed moments detract slightly from the overall plot.


    General comments: This movie really is a superb example of how any major comic book character should be portrayed. Grounded in some sort of reality that touches the viewer on an emotional level, and amazing character development that allows you to appreciate the moments when the main character isn't in costume. Two thumbs up for a movie that warrants repeat viewing, as well as having a story deep enough to keep you interested no matter how many times you have seen it.

  • taker Rank: Staff Sergeant 26th Sep 2006

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The storyline was excellent. The special effects were brilliant. The reality factor is higher than most Super Hero films. t offers a new angle on the whole Batman theme, bringing the Cartoon to life. It is a full energy film that will leave you on the edge of your seat for more action. It is probably the best film this decade. It has kept us entertained at least 5 times already. As for the Batmobile, where can I get one?

  • Dharmesh Patel 9th Aug 2005

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    This film had alot to live up to, espcially after the dismal performances and plot lines of Batman Forever and Batman & Robin. And thankfully it succeeded! Christian Bale manages to "round out" Bruce Wayne, where Michael Keaton failed. Michael Cane, as ever, a great actor, as the charming Alfred... True Brit Wit prevails. The casting in general was good, apart from the character of Katie Holmes. Her annoying lip slant and slightly tranced look, doesn't present well on to the big screen.
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  • Hank Rank: Colonel 24th Jun 2005

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Batman Begins is the first superhero film in many years that I have really enjoyed. So often is the genre a let down that I was sceptical about all the good reviews I had read prior to checking this one out.

    For a start, the plot is good, as we see Bruce Wayne's transformation into the Dark Knight. The film begins miles away from home as Bruce Wayne is in a foreign prison, getting in fights and rubbing the locals up the wrong way. His devastating combat skills are noted by an elite group kno ...

  • MSpace Rank: 2nd Lieutenant 20th Jun 2005

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Batman Begins: Let's get one thing before we go any further - this is not your father's Batman. Actually, let's make that two things - this is not the superhero movie to take your kids to. That's probably going to be Fantastic Four when it arrives. Kids will be bored witless by Begins, and will spend the first half relentlessly asking you where Batman is. Get a sitter.

    Batman of course has been featured on both the big and small screens for decades now, from the camp insanity of Adam West and ...