The Batman

Looking outside the mayor’s residence on Halloween, a Binocular frame is the film's first shot, allowing us to.

Cut to the inside, where the mayor watches the highlights of his mayoral debate on TV, with topics such as the Gotham Renewal Program and Salvatore Maroni coming back in the film. The program and Maroni connect with Riddler’s motivations for slaying his targets. Subsequently, Riddler jumps on the mayor, with him falling to the ground, then stabs him again and again and again with a square-bladed device, which then gets tossed across the room.

This movie is really cool; something interesting is happening in it, and there's always something relevant to the mystery that's unfolding. It doesn’t have too many scenes of characters doing _ that don’t evoke emotions when watching the film, as I was just interested in the events that were taking place. The mystery of the film is the dominant occurrence in the movie.

I just wanted to see the events unfold and find out what was going to happen next.

Felt something important, interesting, or cool was happening in almost every scene.

It allowed me to overlook how the film didn’t always flow perfectly, looking back on it.

I really like how the movie looks.

In the film, The Riddler targets Gotham City residents, prompting Batman to pursue him, aiming to prevent the killings and locate The Riddler. After the Riddler slaughters a target, he leaves a card with a riddle for Batman and the cops to solve. It gives Batman many riddles and puzzles to solve that lead him from one _ to another _. Every _ he goes, he learns something _ about the mystery. The film presents the mystery with chains of revelation, having each plot point lead to the next, each point containing information important to the mystery. The plot points are a riddle or puzzle for Batman to solve, or a tense confrontation for him to face.

I was watching it, I saw it, and I was really admiring it.

The Riddler is the main villain and gives the characters many riddles and puzzles to solve. The puzzles and riddles are the _ that move the story forward, every scene _ because of some knowledge learned from a puzzle or riddle, allowing the Riddler to have a significant role in the movie even though he doesn't appear that much _. His motivation is more _ than most supervillains.