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THE BATMAN (2022) dir. Matt Reeves
istg to that baseball bat scene is đ¤đ˝â¨
The Batman's Cinematography
The Batman is one of the best cinematically filmed movies I've seen in recent times. It changed so much of my perspective on how a superhero comic-book movie can be shot. How it doesn't all have to be VFX. Matt Reeves and Greig Fraser made it look as so real, as Matt Reeves keeps saying, he wanted it to be visceral.
1. What i mainly noticed was, The Batman was majorly POV.
We were the characters. We were really there, walking behind Gordon while entering the mayor's house. Not just that but the brilliant car sequence scene. It was more like we were in the middle of it all, experiencing it all, when they chose to place the lens where they did. Matt and Greig intended on doing this. Matt said in a recent interview how Greig made silicon filters, which when exposed to water also got wet, basically how our POV would be if stood in the rain.
2. They used anamorphic lens.
There were several close up shots in the movie, hence they needed a wider view. Anamorphic lenses provide a wider ratio and they distort the edges of the frame. So this distortion of the edges brings center sharpness and thus bringing all our attention to the center. These anamorphic lenses bring out involuntary beautiful lateral flares too. But my favourite characteristic of the these lenses are the 'Bokeh' they produce, which is the out of the focus area in the background. They are far more soft and are ovul in shape, in difference to the circular shape in spherical lenses. As you might notice in the GIF I've attached to this post.
3. I love the sodium vapour.
The orange-yellow of the sodium vapour, the red, cyan and neons really brings out the qaulity of Gotham along with it's own gothic darkness. The contrast created by Greig Fraser is fucking magnificent. Gives Gotham it's own quality, considering it isn't a real city. Truly, the world building of Gotham as this dark gothic isolated crime inducing city makes Gotham a character in itself. There's something about it, you can feel even in the daylight scenes, the darkness to it. Also I love how they made Batman's night vision red.
4. Se7en and The Batman
Besides the storyline, which seems majorly inspired by Se7en, two detectives running around the city solving the clues and murder cases, trying to find the psychopathic serier murderer. It is the rain. Everything was wet. Kudos to the set design. I feel like Matt tried capturing the same aesthetic as Se7en, with the rain, dark gothic environment, close up shots of the clues, and again the sodium vapour.
5. Colour Grading
So something very technical here. A lot of the scenes were digitally developed negatively, and then a process called IP - Interpositive was done to it. In IP, a positive image is developed from a edited camera negative, which gives a orange-based motion picture, and makes it low-contrast which helps to preserve the shadow details. Considering it's DC, and most of the film was shot at night in dark settings, and in shadows, this process was very helpful. And the colours that form again out of the negative images, are distinct and provide a more inmersive visual experience. I really appreciate how they tried no to over-saturate the orange, red and cyan, and desaturate the shadows.
All in all, the anamorphic lenses, colour-grading, aesthetics, camera angles and framing, all these elements worked and matched with each other to give us such a unique film experience. For once, giving gotham its own features and aesthetic, than inspiring gotham from any other city we already know of.
I hope the cinematography of The Batman can change and inspire cinema for years to come and especially comic-book movies, because in the process of making a comic book superhero movie, filmmakers forget it's just another story they wanna tell, and end of the day it's all cinema.
canât wait for the batman sequel where once again we get batman awkwardly skulking around a crime scene but this time thereâs a random teenager in body armor with him and nobodyâs really sure how to respond. martinez tries to make a joke about ânobody told me it was bring-your-kid-to-work dayâ that gets no reaction. gordon finally asks about the new sidekick only for the bat to mumble something near-incomprehensible about an âassistantâ and âan extra pair of eyesâ. the assistant in question introduces himself to gordon withâŚa smile? and a handshake? the kid even makes eye contact when speaking. unbelievable.
here's hoping

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how do you guys think alfred reacted when the poor guy got home from the hospital and saw that bruce, the edgy lil shit that he is, spray painted the freaking hardwood floors??
the batman brainrot. idk if this has been (drawn) done before but another hc they def do this at some point of their life (maybe a routine before going around gotham)
this is fuckn adorable
THE BATMAN (2022) dir. Matt Reeves
a cinematic masterpiece
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Vengeance wonât change the past, mine or anyone elseâs. I have to become more. People need hope. To know someone is out there for them. The Batman (2022) dir. Matt Reeves
One of most incredible cinematography I've seen in recent years.

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Mary Oliver, from Worm Moon in âTwelve Moonsâ
March.
â Virginia Woolf, A Writer's Diary
[ text ID: Yes, I deserve a springâI owe nobody nothing. ]
I owe nobody nothing.
have you ever been homesick for someplace that doesnât actually exist anymore? someplace that exists only in your mind? / jenny lawson
mitch albom, for one more day / belinda del pesco, good book / anatoly levitin, warm day / kalyn roseanne livernois, high wire darlings / kim cogan, testing the water / taylor swift, never grow up / edward hopper, eleven am / taylor swift, nothing new / victor bauer / cheryl strayed, tiny beautiful things
â Blue Iris, Mary Oliver Â
[ text ID: Now that Iâm free to be myself, who am I? ]
I wonder

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Les amours d'AnaĂŻs (Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet, 2021)
bruce hitting alfred w âyouâre not my dadâ immediately after turning down his Nirvana playlist while residual eye makeup runs down his face within the first twenty minutes of the film. at last. an adaptation that truly Gets Him
Batman X Nirvana is the best thing I could get this year.