Robert Pattinson's 9 Best Moments From "The Batman"
Robert Pattinson has wowed audiences worldwide with his performance in The Batman.
We've seen many interpretations of the Dark Knight before, but Pattinson's iteration stands out among the rest as both a disturbed recluse and an overzealous crimefighter. We can definitely hope to see his character grow in future films, but now that the first one has finally been released, we can now go over the nine best Robert Pattinson moments from The Batman.
WARNING: MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD!!!
9.Batman at the Crime Scene
After Mayor Mitchell is found murdered by the Riddler, Jim Gordon calls Batman to help him search the crime scene. Batman's intellect is put on full display as he slowly scans the room for clues, showing how he earns the title of World's Greatest Detective. And when he gazes at Mitchell's poor son in the other room, you already know the pain that Bruce is reliving.
8.I'm Vengeance
Of course, this film begins on Halloween night. When a band of thugs gangs up on a man at the train station, we get to see Pattinson make his first appearance as Batman. Emerging from the shadows like a vengeful specter, the Dark Knight lashes out at these goons with sheer brutality until one remains. Yet, despite his violent and vindictive nature, he still lets this last gang member, who had refused to fight, go free, showing that this Batman is not without mercy.
7.Bruce Talks with Falcone
This scene showed Bruce at his lowest point. After learning from the Riddler that his father had inadvertently gotten a reporter killed by Carmine Falcone, he confronts the ruthless mobster as Bruce Wayne. We can see the sadness and the loss of hope in his eyes, and when Falcone confirms the truth, the film shows that even someone as good as Thomas Wayne can have a dark side. It also shows that, even without Batman's brute strength, the Riddler has broken the Bat.
6.Bruce Confronts Alfred
After learning the truth about his father from Falcone, Bruce confronts Alfred about it in the hospital. Alfred tearfully admits this dark secret he kept for so many years, but Bruce's loving guardian still finds a way to comfort and lift him out of his grief. It's an emotional conversation well acted by both Robert Pattinson and Andy Serkis, and after seeing Bruce disregarding Alfred and his advice, it's great to see him finally acknowledge him as his family and that he does have something to lose.
5.Escaping the Police
4.Riding the Batmobile
In this exhilarating sequence, Batman chases the Penguin through the streets of Gotham in the new Batmobile. This scene feels like a real-life car chase, with both Batman and Penguin battling each other as they try to get through traffic. But it all reaches an explosive climax when Batman drives out of a fireball and flips Penguin's car over. And the way the Caped Crusader approaches the car with the fire behind him makes him look like a demon coming to send Penguin to hell.
3.Bruce Saves Mitchell's Son
2.Batman Faces the Riddler
Though they've spoken to each other before, Batman finally meets the Riddler face-to-face in Arkham Asylum, where they engage in a battle of wills and ideals. Riddler shows that he knows Bruce's secret identity, but you can see the latter try to feign ignorance for the security camera. While Batman tries to deny that he and Riddler are anything alike, you have to agree that the Caped Crusader has had a harmful influence inspiring Riddler to commit so many atrocities in the name of vengeance. But when Riddler reveals he has one more explosive trick up his sleeve, Batman goes from staunch to desperate as he realizes how badly he messed up.
1.Beacon of Hope
After Batman defeats Riddler's henchmen, the Dark Knight falls into the flooded Square Garden while saving the people below. Surviving his fall, Batman lights a flare and helps guide the people out of the watery chaos in a spectacular and inspiring scene. This scene is a turning point for Bruce's character in the film. Having spent most of the film unleashing his anger on the city's criminals, Batman shows that he is truly becoming a symbol of hope for the people of Gotham.