Directed by Matt Reeves
Cinematography by Greig Fraiser
Song : Something in the way
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Great work dude , keep it up 🌹
Love your videos so much! ❤️
Nice getting this out like 3 hours after it went on hbo max lol
Do you think you would ever consider doing a video on the beauty of John Woo? I would love that.
@@James-il1zn probably, but I haven't start his filmography
DC usually does one thing right that MOST Marvel movies get wrong.... The cinematography. The Batman is among the finest examples of that.
I agree but not just that. For masterpieces like the Batman they also sit down a while for the story
@@phonzyyy7753 True. I was impressed that the Batman got me interested in all its major characters and still was able to add in some great action sequences and some mystery elements too.
Nowadays, it's hard to LIKE any Marvel movies. The only thing left is their VFX effects, which are also starting to pale.
yeah seriously, I LOVE the MCU but their camera work for ALOT of their films are lacking and Eternals seemed to be the movie that actually stylized the camera work alot more than the rest from it's "grander than life" otherworldly feel of the movie.
I think Mauro Fiore did a good job on Spider-Man: No Way Home, it looked similar to his work on Avatar
I can't stress how amazing this movie looked and sounded in theater. Especially with the scenes involving the Batmobile which made the entire place vibrate. It's a movie you definitely have to see on the big screen. Matt Reeves did a phenomenal job with this film and the cast. I hope we get more Batman from him and his team. Once again, you did another stellar job on this tribute Marc.
did you watch it in Imax or Dolby ?? I don't think cinema projectors can produce contrast as good as an OLED TV for this film
@@youtubexyz208 Watched both versions.
Honestly though, this movie's sound design has no business being that GOOD specially the batmobile 😩
I loved seeing this movie in theaters!! I was amazed by something every few moments, totally a MUST SEE on a big screen! The film isn’t perfect but it is definitely one of my favorite
@Lumi Luminisme We get it You don't like darkness Go watch Snyder butcher Batman again
The portrayal of Batman in this movie is actually how Batman was supposed to be - the World's Greatest Detective.
You mean not being able to solve a mystery just so a random cop nearby could point out the solution? 🙃
@@mangaas World's Luckiest Detective!
yeah i love this movie but he's far from earning that title just yet
He’s a detective, not the worlds greatest😂 in this movie
Not the Greatest Detective...YET, a lot of these retards that says he sucks as a detective really need to know that he is just learning. We will see The Prime Batman in the future movies.
Greig Fraiser just won an Oscar for shooting Dune. He deserves another for this visual masterpiece! Edit: HE JUST GOT SNUBBED FOR A NOMINATION I AM SO FUCKING ANGRY RN
I really, really hope he does! Or at least get nominated!
@@HishamA.N_Comicbroe there is no way he doesn’t get nominated
@@sosa3308 exactly would be robbery if he doesn't get nominated
Heir apparent to Deakins?
@@ttfreckleton they are quite different, but yeah go-to elite cinematography
There will never be another experience like watching this masterpiece in the cinema again. This film was dark but it was colourful. That scene with Batman carrying the torch by the water was one of the most beautiful visuals I’d ever seen
Of course there will... The Batman 2
@@ANDREWjkl1 With the red colour palette in this and Mr Freeze being the next villain, it’d be interesting to see a blue colour palette next movie
@@manlikemars2929 that would be so *cool* (have it take place during christmas too)
Never say never. I never expected a movie like this to happen in the first place, but it did.
And (Obliquely) Likewise. That.. Insanely, Exquisite Finale' is One of the Most BEAUTIFUL. Most GORGEOUS Endings/Conclusions - -- (I've) Ever (Seen),.🎨
None perfected depicting Gotham, until this guy. Every frame is stunning. The Batman is THE Batman. Thanks to Matt Reeves. Was fortunate to experience this spectacle in theatre.
so the 89 batman movie doesn't exist?
@@xkai84 it Exists. But its Comprehensively, Intellectually Inferior in (just about) All Departments.
I like Nolan depiction just as much regardless of comic accuracy
@@mosey4915 Nolan's Isnt (Nearly) As Nuanced. Nore Is It As Respectful.
@@drumbum3.142 It may not be in The Dark Knight, but he did a great job in Batman Begins. Many people overlook that movie
One of the best Batman movie ever! The cinematography, the aesthetics, that noir detective vibe, the soundtrack and the cast, all of them infused in such an alluring movie! Such a masterpiece.❤️
Facts!
My top 5 Batman Movies: 1. The Dark Knight 2. The Batman 3. Batman Begins 4. Batman 89 5. The Dark Knight Rises
@@waltercorleone9531 Rises is my second best Batman movie imo.
People think it boring I thought it was great
@@jamesj5469 👍
Greig Fraser walking with confident steps on the way to become the next roger deakins. first dune, and now this masterpiece.
When they announced that Roger won't be filming Dune I was like Noooooo , I never knew omg
@@youtubexyz208 The difference is that The Batman wasn't boring. Dune was boring.
@@wiinterflowers4277 that really just your opinion, your taste...not a fact. Dune in my opinion was AMAZING, as was Batman...In different ways, because we can't really compare a comic book with a heavy eco-politics book, Denis did an AMAZING job.
Please don't forget Rogue One
@@wiinterflowers4277 If you think Dune was boring, your taste in movies is.... questionable. Dune was a masterpeice, and by far the best cinema experience I've had, nothing will top it off, maybe this movie, but i havent t watched in cinema, sooo.
It's seriously bonkers to think Greg Fraiser shot this and DUNE back-to-back, and both films are beyond gorgeous.
True, what a guy
This film looks a lot better than DUNE imo.
@@syndrax8554 I think its mostly because Dune is set in desert and Batman in Gotham lol
IMO, the final shot of Batman riding away into the sunset with a changed outlook and newfound optimism is the most gorgeous shot of the movie.
I.. ...Think Mussorgsky Would Agree. Save, maybe for Logan; I've NEVER *NEVER* Scene A (Comic Book) Film "Go French" Before. - *THAT* Film('s GORGEOUS Conclusion) DID.🎨🎨🎨
The scene with the Batmobile was incredible
As Was That EXQUISITE MasterPiece Ending.🎨 - One of theMost GORGEOUS Film Conclusions I've EVER Scene On Film.🎨🎨 🎨🎨🎨
This video gave me goosebumps , and reminded me of one of the greatest cinematic experiences I've had since interstellar ✨
Honestly he does some of the best videos on KZhead. I watch them daily. This one is very well done. It gave me goosebumps too!
For me it was the greatest cinematic experience since DUNE
Couldn't agree more. Few things rival the XD/IMAX experience of Interstellar (2014) and The Batman (2022). Best tickets I've ever purchased.
@@user-dh5wg3jy6i Dune also was unforgettable experience ، actually all of Denis villeneuve movies gives an extra wight when it been watched at theater
@@reesetrue8735 Best 20 bucks I paid this year with no doubt .
I feel like The Batman has a shot for Best Cinematography
against TDK ? thats a hard task
@@DavidoMAMO I mean for the Oscars
@@sirtophamhatt8204 dude the oscars really doesn't matter anymore , everyone the batman's Cinematography
Set Design sounds slightly more likely There was some ridiculous effort that went into all that beauty
@@DavidoMAMO to me the movie is more like a joker movie winning instead of a batman story. You end up loving the villain jsjsjsjs I like this movie more cause i cant tolerate the idea that post bale batman leaves, on dark knigth rises hasnt done anything for 10 years, eventhough the story justified why hes gone.
Thursday, October 31st. The city streets are crowded for the holiday. Even with the rain. Hidden in the chaos is the element, waiting to strike like snakes. And I'm there too. Watching. 2 years of nights have turned me into a nocturnal animal. I must choose my targets carefully. It's a big city. I can't be everywhere. But they don't know where I am. We have a signal now, for when I'm needed. When that light hits the sky, it's not just a call- it's a warning. To them. Fear is a tool. They think I'm hiding in the shadows. But I AM the shadows.
🤤🤤
I love how every shot feels intentional. Like a lot of movies place the camera in various locations for context, but this movie it felt like every scene was meticulously crafted. The lighting and anamorphic blur omg it's sooo beautiful.
The noir style that Matt Reeves choose to pay his attention in this movie provided me an original fascinating , different look on batman that i didn't see it coming , I don't really need to say that but sincerely...this's the batman movie we all been waiting for since the dark knight .
ironically though, that's really how Batman should be, audiences just made themselves think that Keaton's or Bale's are like the status quo interpretations because it got famous, similar to what happened with Tobey's Spider-Man. I mean, Batman is heavily based on and inspired by Sherlock Holmes so that should tell you something
@@user-uo8mx3cv5k Exactly, Batman's a noir character entirely and this movie highlights that massively so. He's not called the "World's greatest detective" for nothing and this movie highlights that entirely so here. Love this movie so much!
If there’s one comic book movie that deserves Oscar nominations next year, it’s The Batman. Now THIS is how you build a DC cinematic universe. Bravo, Matt Reeves and co.!
I just hope Tim Burton, Christopher Nolan and Zack Snyder praise Matt Reeves as much as he did such a great job on this movie. Robert Pattinson excelled in this film, Paul Dano is iconic, Catwoman is perfect, the penguin is waiting for his next project for him, Jim Gordon is incredible. In summary of these 3 hours it is without a doubt *The most incredible, visually beautiful and best Batman movie* Se7en + Zodiac + Chinatown + Prisoners + Reeves' previous work + Robert Pattinson + Paul Dano + cinema noir + Greig Fraser + Nirvana's song + Michael Giacchino= *The Batman 🦇😎*
Agreed, this is the most perfect Batman film ever imo. Not one aspect feels underhanded or phoned in by the crew just because it's a comic-book film it all comes together with its film and comic inspirations to craft one of the best CBMs ever made.
Zack praised the trailer though.
Catwoman was fucking annoying. And why the hell is she a lesbian? Or bi. Or whatever. Always these bullshit brainwashing messages in modern cinema.
Paul Dano's performance was the only one that took me out of the movie honestly. I love the movie as a whole but I didn't buy him.
Best cinematography in any Batman film hands down!!
In any comic book movie probably
And the Joker
nah man , TDK has better cinematography in my opinion , that doesn't mean i dont like the batman , i freaking loved it
@@DavidoMAMO I totally disagree. I think visually this blows TDK out of the water, and I love TDK
@@Johnnysmithy24 it just the colour palette of the film suits the realistic approach of the story , but when it comes to the cinematography , TDK really really hard to top , the batman is much more like a comic book comes to life and it gorgeous in that regard
The Batman has the absolute BEST cinematography out of any superhero movie that's ever been made.
Logan.. - Maybe.. .... . But Yeah I Agree And Disagree on that Specific Counter Example. 🎨🎨
I think The Dark Knight is a close second.
Watchmen has the best cinematography and its not really close.
The Batman is a comic book film we will never see again… it’s special.
This movie should have an Oscar nomination at least for the cinematography and visuals.
this movie deserves multiple academy nominations and wins . look at the cinematography 😭😭😭🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Blade runner 2049 and now this . can't praise this enough. ❤❤❤ modern day classic.
Roger Deakins did Blade Runner 2049, *NOT* Greg Fraiser. At least Blade Runner 2049 was good and, like the Batman, had a cool immersive world.
How the fuck was this movie not nominated for an Oscar for Best Cinematography???
This is one of the best looking movies I've ever seen. There's so many times where you can pause the movie and you get a beautiful shot
And Not Many.. ...a Precious Few Minority Films, Scripts, and Directors Are (Ever) Able To "Stick" Such a Hat Trick.
This movie was just a tiny glimpse of this Batman world and I can't imagine how vast the sequels will be
The cinematography in this is sooo good
As Is the (EXQUISITE.. TRANSCENDENTAL) Film Score. I.. think I've Only (EVER) Heard Two Other Movie Tunes *THIS* Magical. Cloud Atlas. and Blade Runner 2049. 🎨🎨🎨
Movies like The Dark Knight, The Batman or Logan show that the comics genre is not only commercial entertainment and if you put your mind to it you can create masterpieces with a more artistic tone.
Logan was easily the first Marvel film that brought me back into that camp. If the MCU had the same tone Logan presented. It would be amazing.
That’s because those films take out the most important part of fiction - the human experience.
@@guitarherops31 Wdym?
😂😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐 Honestly Sebastian.. . No middle finger meant but Fuggedahbout the dark knight. This One and Logan are *SO* Much More Stimulating, Contemplative, and Fullfilling.. 🎨🎨🎨 *And If You'd Like I'll be HAPPY to Go First and Deep Dive Into the Nuts and Bolts of why.
@@drumbum3.142 The Dark Knight is better than Logan and arguably The Batman as well. It's probably the only genuinely flawless DC movie and one of the best movies ever made. The Batman is pretty close to it, tho imho
I saw this film in the cinema three times just for the surreal, immersive cinematography alone. Finally, a comic book film that is actually well shot! What a masterpiece. Greig Fraser deserves another Oscar.
Every shot in this movie is beautiful. This might be one of the best looking blockbusters I’ve ever seen
I’d recommend Blade Runner 2049. Every scene is like a work of art. Peak Deakins.
@@T3AMKILL I know that one, it’s incredible that’s why I said “one of”
Dune or pretty much anything by Villeneuve is like that too.
@@ilikestuff9250 Dune was shot by the same guy who shot this movie so I can see why
@@Johnnysmithy24 Nah That's Deakins But they both are incredible cinematographers.
A masterclass in filmmaking and probably the most grounded superhero film ever made! It was all I wanted from the film, a slow paced gritty and dark atmospheric Neo noir detective mystery action thriller on the lines of some of the greatest films like seven and zodiac that never over or under does by keeping everything simmering but is absolutely immersive and delivers all what it's sets out to do. A masterpiece indeed! It offers something fresh to the Batman mythos by not being a Batman thriller but is a thriller with Batman elements! And I was so elated watching Pattinson being Battinson. The Cinematography is Gorgeously Captivating that keeps us stunned for most of the times while making sure to give us chills. The score is so epic and very heroic at the same time, literally one of my favorites. The insane color grading of red, orange and black goes very well with the neo noir toning of the film and that Halloween background is just a catalyst to it! Loved your Tribute on it, Do check out Mine too!
Darkness has never been so beautiful. Perhaps now we have seen the birth of a new Roger Deakins in the face of Greg Frazier...
waiting for your version too :)
I’ve been a fan of his work since I saw Killing Them Softly, underrated film.
You also should upload your video on The Batman asap.
@@TheManOfTomorrow Tomorrow...
@@AmazingShots good!
the "Feel" of this film is something that keeps coming back to me, yet I struggle to explain it. The movie just captured such a consistent mood throughout, which matches with the story and Gotham perfectly. So refreshing when many films are carbon-copies of one another, trying to capture the same feeling as Marvel movies for example (because they sell well), rather than sitting down and crafting an experience for the audience that you can't get anywhere else. I just feel like they did that so well here, and considering the screening I went to had some giggling hyenas from The Lion King in the back row, yet I still got drawn in to the vibe they created, it's pretty impressive.
This movie is definitely an tribute to se7en as it gives you feeling as if you are watching a David Fincher movie but the club scene and lift scene were a little bit different
The Batman's color grading & cinematography is so rich i can't praise enough!
Might just be me but the lack of long, large scale aerial shots made the film feel claustrophobic at certain moments, as if those characters were trapped and had nowhere else to go... ...And that's exactly what it is!
The scene of Batman leading civilians through the waters evoked heavy Moses and the Red Sea imagery to me. Just though that was cool :))
Batman deserved an Oscar just for that cinematography, it's surreally beautiful, the color combination was very well done and planned. Very beautiful.
My top 5 Batman Movies: 1. The Dark Knight 2. The Batman 3. Batman Begins 4. Batman 89 5. The Dark Knight Rises
i love batman returns. has that gothic tim burton feel in a wintery gotham setting. plus danny devito. so good.
So As I've Asked. Please Explain Why the dark knight is "Obviously" Superior ,?. And if You'd Like I'll be Happy to Draw First and Go First.
@@drumbum3.142 It's just a better movie. It's more memorable, better acted (overall), has a tighter and more layered story, complex themes that it's able to properly establish, etc.
I think "The Batman" fully grasps the idea of who Batman is in the comics. A vengeful detective, whom strikes at night; you don't get that in Dark Knight - mainly because Dark Knight is more of a story about Joker than it is Batman. Dark Knight is an amazing movie, and it is only more memorable because of Joker, not Batman. Heath Ledger's performance made that movie, not Bale's. Bale is easily the best Bruce Wayne, but his Batman lacks. I think Pattinsons' Bruce Wayne lacks, but he is the definition of Batman, he based his lust for vengeance (being batman) on his parents' death, and he is a detective; both of which, are comic accurate. Not to mention, I personally think "The Batman" cinematography was better than "The Dark Knight" It is close however. It really is just an opinion, but I think "The Batman" is better by a hair.
I've been waiting for this video for ages. This film was visually gorgeous and undoubtedly has the best cinematography of any Batman film. It has a good chance of being nominated for an oscar.
I liked Greg Fraser's cinematography But I would love to see MICHAEL SERESIN working on the sequel He already worked with Matt Reeves on the two last PLANET OF THE APES movies
Yes! That could be interesting, Seresin is an amazing cinematographer!
I think Greg should return for the sequel, either him or Roger Deakins.
@@syndrax8554 No disrespect to Deak but that project would not suit his style at all
@@turbotaquitogoogle8095 Deakins for batman beyond
This movie had “Ave Maria” stuck in my head for days
I was getting feeling of watching Harry Potter and deadly hallows because it's so dark and lack of light which is intentional was really well done but I would have loved to see more of the club scene type of lighting where Catwoman walks some of the best lighting and cinematography was in those shots
Since I watched this film, I was waiting for its digital release so I can watch The Beauty Of The Batman and re-watch the film too. Your work is the finest when it comes to see the The Beauty Of Cinema. Thanks a lot for your sharing your art with us. The Batman is definitely a masterpiece. It's one of those few films in comic-book/superhero genre which brings the real CINEMA (the art) to this genre. Even though The Batman is not the best CBM (definitely top 5) but it's the best Batman film, ever and *probably, it is the most beautiful CBM of all time.*
@Moviepilotfan well, being in top 5 doesn't mean it's at #5 but it could be at any position from #2 to #5 (#1 is already TDK). Yeah, Logan and Into the Spider-Verse are in top 5. Others are Watchmen [Ultimate Cut] and Joker.
I haven't felt so connected with a fictional character in a long time, until I saw this movie. Something about Pattinson's Batman that shows the human side of the Caped Crusader really got to me. The internal fight that he had throughout the film, the deductions that made him find out more about himself, and finally the symbol of hope that he gave to the city (despite him saying that the city is "beyond saving" but that he "has to try") really connected to me. Growing up, becoming an adult, going through many hardships to find a job, have stability with my family, and overall the "mask" that I have to "wear" whenever I'm outside with friends or peers is something that I can correlate with Pattinson's Batman. He' s a broken man, but through the movie, he grew and became not only the hero that the city deserves, but the hero that he deserves for himself. This is gonna be a movie that I will watch and watch over and over again.
Best cinemathgraphy, best soundtrack and perfect casting. This wasn't just a movie it was ART in its purest form
This feels like an excellent music video for Something in the Way. Wonderful edit. Yes this film is a cinematic masterpiece probably the most visually beautiful blockbusters, rivals Blade Runner 2049 and Dune. I especially like the aesthetics, a very dystopian mix of Blade Runner cyberpunk and traditional Gothic and industrial architecture, probably the best live-action depiction of Gotham city (Yes I know a lot is shot in Liverpool)
I could not get over how GOOD this movie looks while watching it!!! 🦇
During the distribution of The Batman, I heard Batman fans claim that this umpteenth DC hero film was an outrage to the superhero. I've seen Batman (Burton), Snyder's batman, the Dark Knight trilogy, and I have to admit I was skeptical about the outcome of the about fan movie. The initial bias of many made this latest Batman movie of poor quality, but after reading the comics, I think it largely harks back to Miller's dark and gloomy atmospheres all the way to detective / investigative soul with Gordon and the justicier "Steel Wing" and for this reason he is one of the most loyal Batman to comics. After all, superheroes like Batman are very enigmatic and can be interpreted in various ways by the authors. To say that after the Dark Knight trilogy there will be no more equals is wrong. The character reforms, resizes in new contexts, including social ones. Great video as always! You always represent the essence of movies!
Greg Frasier's cinematography is some of the most masterful I've seen in any blockbuster movie. Every shot is so visually dynamic, purposeful and leaves you in awe of how he managed to make film that's mostly set at night so damn beautiful. One of the greatest cinematic experiences of my life...
One of the greatest batman films of all time and the best looking batman film in my opinion. So excited to see what else matt reeves does with this character in the future.
Seriously i don't know why people complain and hate the low lights, dude it's fucking Batman it has to be dark and shadows
I watched yesterday and it's one of the best movies in terms of cinematography that I had seen in the last years, and an amazing story combined with a great soundtrack.
I have always appreciated the effort this channel puts into really showcasing The Beauty Of things. You really know how to choose those perfect shots
Between the flare shot, the fire, the hallway scene, and the police lights, Greig is so creative with his light sources.
Pattinson absolutely nailed it.
I can see this all day!! Probably the most beautiful and darkest looking movie of this modern cinema.
I haven't even watched the movie yet, but God its a visual masterpeice... this video is enough to convince me.
How was it? :D
Probably one of my favorite films of all time.
This film deserves an Oscars for its finest cinematography
That dirty look it has, with the distortion yet the beauty of it. They did a masterful job with the cinematography and the creativity with those messed up lenses
This is a masterpiece!! That cinematography.
2:40 you can see the Riddler in the window of the building opposite to the iceberg lounge
This isn’t just one of the most beautiful cbms it’s one of the best looking films period
easily my favorite live action Batman film of all time and it isn't even particularly close tbh.
this movie is so perfect
This is so intense, I love it.
While it is debatable as to whether this film or The Dark Knight is better, what isn’t debatable is which film has the better cinematography. This film absolutely obliterates TDK in that category. A visual masterpiece
Don't knock wally pfister's amazing work. That movie had a more realistic feel to it for me. Just the opening alone when we are introduced to joker on the street. Both movies look great however. If you want more colours, then The Batman succeeds.
I can't express how grateful I am that you used Something In The Way for this video; the cinematography's tone is captured perfectly by that song. I hope this video blows up - you're amazing.
From Slow camera movement, Color pallete, rain and darkness, batsuit, batmobile, dialougue, thrilling music, acting to plot. Everything done to perfection. You can really see the passion of people who worked on this masterpiece.
Another masterpiece, loved the musci syncing with the edit. You made me love this movie more than I already did, thank you!
I love the club scenes in this movie. Really mayes you feel in this place. It was dark but you don't miss anything.
The Batman was one of the best theater experiences of my life. I was in awe the whole time. Watching it in IMAX was even better. Especially during the Bat-mobile scenes which made the whole theater I was in and the seats shake. It was a life changing experience, and it is the most beautiful Batman film I’ve ever seen. I have not one complaint
The only movie I ever saw in theaters twice in the same week. The best experience I ever had. Can’t wait for the blu ray.
Goosebumps all over. Fantastic work. The Batman is one of my all-time favorite films, with some of my favorite cinematography I’ve ever seen. Love how you captured the beautify of it with this music mate.
Saved to favourites! Incredible job my friend.
Fun Fact: You can actually see the riddler at the top right corner of the frame at 2:40!
Love your scenes selections, as always.
The Beauty of The Batman: Robert Pattinson
Beautiful Work As Always! Thank You! ❤️🖤❤️🖤
Wow! The video is amazing! Give me chills! 👏👏👏
Masterpiece. The most beautiful Batman film ever.
First Lion, then Dune, then this, Greig Fraser continues to impress me
Beautifully done.
This might be your best one yet, loved it
Thank you so much! This is wonderful! My heart is happy that this montage exists.
Got goosebumps watching this. Amazing edit
The cinematography of this movie was amazing 😍
One of the most beautiful movies ever made
This video is like a trailer itself. Great work man!
The problem with doing one of these for The Batman is that every shot is as jaw-droppingly amazing as the last, and you can't just play the whole film
1:33 That was perfect!!!
Perfect timing! I really loved the cinematography in this movie.
The entire setup around the revving of the engine before the chase was so well done. I’ve never been more intimidated by a damn car before.
Could you please do Beauty of Ingmar Bergman?
Yes!!
Yes please!!
Yes!😳
1:16 - I love all the shots of Batman's boots in the movie. I don't recall any shots of his feet in previous films.
This movie's cinematography is so beautiful that you can take any scene and turn it into a wallpaper.
The soundtrack was just amazing
This is truly a beautiful film. These are my favorite visuals on a film since Blade Runner 2049.