‘The Batman’ Film Review: Robert Pattinson Brings Complex Humanity to an Even Darker Knight “The Batman” Director Confirms That Yes, That’s The Joker “What is it they say? One day you’re on top, the next you’re a clown,” the Unseen Arkham Prisoner (as he’s officially billed) says to The Riddler. The implication is that the two of them could get up to something. You can only see this prisoner through a small rectangular slot in the door, but it’s clear that he has got some make-up or some disfigurement (or both). The prisoner next door hears him and tells him not to fret. He begins to wail, childlike, in his cell.
Watching from his cell (in Arkham Asylum, naturally), the Riddler is outraged that his attempt to upend the status quo (part of an ongoing campaign against the founding families of Gotham) has been undermined. (Towards the end of the movie, he starts to understand that some of his actions might be a tad bit selfish and also that his style might be inspiring the wrong kind of person.)
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While the Riddler managed to set off a series of bombs that allowed for a biblical tide of flood water to enter Gotham proper, his assassination attempt, enacted by a small army of Riddler-like trolls (internet trolls not actual trolls), ultimately failed as well, thanks to Batman’s heroism. Is ‘The Batman’ Part of the DCEU? Who Is The Riddler Talking To?īy the end of “The Batman,” the Riddler (Paul Dano) has had his evil plot thwarted by the Batman (Robert Pattinson).
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