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UPC: 0012569732162

Format: DVD

Release Year: 2005

Actor: Christian Bale, Morgan Freeman, Katie Holmes, Cillian Murphy

Rating: PG-13

Director: Christopher Nolan

Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Movie/TV Title: Batman Begins

Edition: Deluxe Edition

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Genius of mystery and intrigue Christopher Nolan (MEMENTO, FOLLOWING, INSOMNIA) helms this prequel to the Batman films based on the DC Comics series, explaining how Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale)--the billionaire prince of Gotham whose parents were killed in an alleyway mugging--transformed into the crime-fighting superhero. With flashbacks to his privileged childhood, young Master Wayne, as he is called by the butler Alfred (Michael Caine), develops a terrible fear of bats when he falls through the backyard garden into a hidden cave. As a young adult, Wayne lives among the League of Shadows, a martial arts group in the mountains of Asia. His leaders Ra's al Ghul (Ken Watanabe) and Henri Ducard (Liam Neeson) teach him strength, endurance, and--unfortunately--evil, against which he naturally rebels. Returning to Gotham and reinstating himself as a dapper socialite and the rightful heir to his parents' enterprise, Wayne quickly devises his secret identity, commanding help from the gadgetry expert Lucius Fox (Morgan Freeman). With one eye on his childhood playmate Rachel (Katie Holmes)--now a beautiful woman and dedicated lawyer--and the other on his mission to save Gotham from criminal corruption, Batman makes his fledgling debut. But when the blue-blooded mastermind Dr. Crane (Cillian Murphy)--who steals every scene with chilling menace--taints the water system with a hallucinatory substance, Batman realizes he has met his first true opponent. An attitude of grave seriousness elevates BATMAN BEGINS above more cartoony Batman movies, as Nolan crafts a dark drama that thrives on sci-fi intrigue. Bale strides into the role with grace, adding refinement that is seldom seen in action-oriented films. And while the action scenes explode with high-tech glitz and fast-moving thrills, they are evenly placed among sequences of plot and character development, making for a complex and satisfying viewing experience.

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Christian Bale, Morgan Freeman, Katie Holmes, Cillian Murphy

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Batman Begins

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Christopher Nolan

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2005

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Christian Bale, Morgan Freeman, Katie Holmes, Cillian Murphy

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20051018

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by skytsukin_0
Sep 20, 2021Top favourable review
You Become A Legend
Classic Christopher Nolan movie. Scarecrow/Dr. Crane (Murphy) needs more screen time. Great comic! 4.5 out of 5 stars, due to the lack of Dr. Crane screen time (lol).
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by littledetails.oc
Oct 23, 2005
He's back and better than ever! BATMAN BEGINS...
This movie was fantastic. Should I also mention a great date flick as well! The Film Cast was stellar. The film was unlike the past Batman films which were in my opinion a little cheesy but, yes, Fun! This movie was more "real" Batman gets hurt, he gets bruises, he learns to fight with determination and strong will - he is human. In this film Batman is more compassionate and more true to life than the past. The film kept our attention the whole way through. As a women it had enough emotional and physical elements to keep me interested and my husband had all of the action sequences and more to keep his attention. Christian Bale was a great choice for the new Batman and I can't wait to see him in the sequel. Although the release date is currently set for 2008 so that will take some time. ... This movie was fantastic. Should I also mention a great date flick as well! The Film Cast was stellar. The film was unlike the past Batman films which were in my opinion a little cheesy but, yes, Fun! This movie was more "real" Batman gets hurt, he gets bruises, he learns to fight with determination and strong will - he is human. In this film Batman is more compassionate and more true to life than the past. The film kept our attention the whole way through. As a women it had enough emotional and physical elements to keep me interested and my husband had all of the action sequences and more to keep his attention. Christian Bale was a great choice for the new Batman and I can't wait to see him in the sequel. Although the release date is currently set for 2008 so that will take some time. Sorry Ladies! Katie Holmes and Michael Caine were awesome in there roles as the D.A. and The Wayne Family Friend and Butler. Rent this one today or better yet Buy IT on eBay!
by quidrock
Dec 22, 2005
Fantastic film - the best in the series
Batman Begins, this summer's entry into the Batman film legacy, redefines the series. Director Christopher Nolan, who has already captivated me with his takes on "Memento" and the Al Pacino vehicle, "Insomnia" finds the story and the star to tell it. It's a dark piece, and owes far less to the comic book than the Tim Burton versions. All of the action and adventure is tied to the psyche of the man who becomes the dark hero. I don't think Nolan worried about that, because it is obvious that the fan base and the money men wanted a return of the harrowing aspects of the Dark Knight, following the successes in bringing the Marvel comics to the screen, and wanted the cartoon (Jim Carrey, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Batgirl and Poison Ivy) parts gone. To get there, Nolan relied on storylines and ... Batman Begins, this summer's entry into the Batman film legacy, redefines the series. Director Christopher Nolan, who has already captivated me with his takes on "Memento" and the Al Pacino vehicle, "Insomnia" finds the story and the star to tell it. It's a dark piece, and owes far less to the comic book than the Tim Burton versions. All of the action and adventure is tied to the psyche of the man who becomes the dark hero. I don't think Nolan worried about that, because it is obvious that the fan base and the money men wanted a return of the harrowing aspects of the Dark Knight, following the successes in bringing the Marvel comics to the screen, and wanted the cartoon (Jim Carrey, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Batgirl and Poison Ivy) parts gone. To get there, Nolan relied on storylines and backdrops from the excellent graphic novels that have grown up around the Batman legend, then paired with David Goyer to write the screenplay. The result is that this film is far and away the best of the five. Christian Bale plays a stripped-down, emotionally unavailable Batman, and his character is thoroughly outlined. You know exactly what his demons are, and you go through the decision-making process he takes with Alfred (the outstanding Michael Caine) to build the Batcave, and find the identity of the hero who will finally make criminals feel his presence. The origin of Batman's training, the ninja backdrop, and the presence of his fearful mentor, Henri Ducard (Liam Neeson, better as a Ninja than a Jedi), open the film, and we see Bruce Wayne traversing through some of the most dangerous spots on the globe, in Asia, to meet the fearsome Ra's Al Ghul (Ken Watanabe, on the screen for too short a time). Ghul is fighting against crime as well, but has chosen Gotham City, Bruce's former home, as his battlefield. His League of Shadows wants to destroy the city, and the crime with it. Wayne cannot go along with the plan, and his escape from the Tibetan stronghold is perilous and destructive. Some good support in other roles, notably Mr. Earle (Rutger Hauer digs himself out of B movies for a guest shot), a youngish police inspector, Jim Gordon (Gary Oldman in a great cameo), and of course, the stylish presence of Michael Caine. The actual battle scenes are tense and inspiring, the Batmobile is undoubtedly a star of the movie all on its own. Camera shots and cinematography are second to none in this production, and all of it carries out Wayne's/Batman's message.... "I went around the world, searched in all the shadows. And there is something out there in the darkness, something terrifying, something that will not stop until it gets revenge... Me."
by _mM3gNkuRKG@Deleted
Apr 09, 2006
A Credit to the Comic Book
How do I do a 4.5? Batman Begins is by far the closest movie story to the comic book story that they have ever used for live action. Batman and all his gadgets and equipment are much more believable than in previous movies and the story is action packed. The Story surrounding the origin story is well thought out and integrated well into the origin. I found the acting to be pretty good, a little over the top at times, but for the most part well acted. Christian Bale made a better Batman then I expected. Katie Holmes doesn't have as big a part as you would think from seeing the trailer, which in this case is a good thing, not that shes bad in her role, she just seemed too young... or maybe weak for the role. Morgan Freeman's character was an excellent addition to this movie, it was ... How do I do a 4.5? Batman Begins is by far the closest movie story to the comic book story that they have ever used for live action. Batman and all his gadgets and equipment are much more believable than in previous movies and the story is action packed. The Story surrounding the origin story is well thought out and integrated well into the origin. I found the acting to be pretty good, a little over the top at times, but for the most part well acted. Christian Bale made a better Batman then I expected. Katie Holmes doesn't have as big a part as you would think from seeing the trailer, which in this case is a good thing, not that shes bad in her role, she just seemed too young... or maybe weak for the role. Morgan Freeman's character was an excellent addition to this movie, it was silly to think that Bruce Wayne could do it all himself or that Alfred was secretly a scientific genius as well, and I'm pretty sure that there was a tech guy in the comic book who built all of Batman's wonderful toys. This movie has nothing to do with the last 4 Batman movies, this is a more accurate and realistic telling of how it all began. It should not be seen as Batman 5, but instead as Batman 1 in a new series. Readers of the comic book will love this movie. All in all, I would give this movie a 4.5 out of 5. For me, it was almost perfect, seriously good enough to make my DVD collection.
by XEwxdXzoT4y@Deleted
Oct 22, 2005
Batman Begins
This is, by far, the best of the Batman films. The new batmobile almost makes you tingle with envy. The future Commissioner Gordon said it best when he said "I gotta get me one of those!" Christian Bale's performance was the stand out of the film. Which says a lot when you see the big names of some of his co-stars. It kept my attention from beginning to end. I knew Bale would make the big time from the first time I saw him on film (Empire of the Sun) and am glad he is becoming a leading man. Say what you will about Nicholson's performance in Batman:The Movie, but this one leaves them all behind. As a Batman movie, it is, indeed, excellent. Thanks for reading. signed:CLWThis is, by far, the best of the Batman films. The new batmobile almost makes you tingle with envy. The future Commissioner Gordon said it best when he said "I gotta get me one of those!" Christian Bale's performance was the stand out of the film. Which says a lot when you see the big names of some of his co-stars. It kept my attention from beginning to end. I knew Bale would make the big time from the first time I saw him on film (Empire of the Sun) and am glad he is becoming a leading man. Say what you will about Nicholson's performance in Batman:The Movie, but this one leaves them all behind. As a Batman movie, it is, indeed, excellent. Thanks for reading. signed:CLW

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