Batman Begins

I got his copy @ 499/-, pretty low price compared to its usual price... this is my first original Bluray movie purchase. I bought this movie out of all others as my first because "Batman" is my favourite comic character among all others and I wanted to have at first all Batman bluray movies.. obviously i am gonna buy the Christopher Nolan Batman trilogy not the old ones..I am giving this review aftwer watching this movie from this disc.. I played this movie in my PS4(yet to play on XBOX ONE).. and let me tell u guys nothing can beat original picture quality.... most think the 10-20 gb ripped copies from 40-50 gb Full Bluray copies have same picture quality but in original bluray copy the glaze is just amazing. the detailing is just marvellous considering it is a 2005 movie when bluray was not marketed and later this movie was remastered for bluray copies.. I urge every batman fan out there to have this copy.. [Note: the image shown is incorrect. you can clearly see in my pics provided here.. but that should not be a concern. Nevertheless the sellers should provide correct images when they are selling in worlds largest online retailer..]

Best price for a SteelBook, Dolby True-HD was just amazing and picture clarity is very sharp and crisp and finally worth buying. Thanks to Seller and Amazon

It's a best movie of Batman Trilogy and Recieved with perfect quality of Packing.One of My favorite movie after Batman The Dark knight.

A great movie for collection. The DVD print is good and the sound quality is upto the mark. Worth the cost. One of the best motivating super hero movies.

The best reboot and Batman origin story ever made.Must buy for all fans of the trilogy.However,Blu-Ray quality is not epic like that of TDK and TDKR since this movie came out in 2005.Also print quality of the cover is just okayish.

Nolan's Batman trilogy is anyways a must have. You can go for it in 3 ways - 1) Buy The Dark Knight Trilogy 2) Buy The Dark Knight Trilogy Ultimate Collector's edition 3) Buy all 3 steelbooks and make your own Trilogy Collection As you can see, I am going for the lattermost. Yes, I wont be owning some of the extra features in this case that come with other editions, but the extras in SD (Standard Definition) do not really matter. This is the start of the Batman saga and the most badass origin movies I have ever seen. I own the Steelbook of "The Dark Knight Rises" and now this. If I get a good price on "The Dark Knight" steelbook, I WILL go for it.

LOVE THE SOUND THE CONSTUMES AND ACTING N THIS MOVIE..probably best batman movie and better than avengers and older batsmans...captures the essence of the dark knight

Thank You for collectors Edition, I`m really happy. Thanks

Rien à redire, une des plus belles boite collector à ce prix là, la remasteurisation 4k est incroyable et les goodies sont de très qualitatif

Excelente producto y gran pelicula, la imagen es fenomenal en 4k

To that end, Bale's portrayal of Bruce Wayne/Batman has given a wonderful performance of a man with deep psychological turmoil. As an "origin story", like it has never been told on the big screen before, much credit to the direction, production and acting is deserved. An unthinkable horror for a young boy to witness, as both parents are shot down in cold blood before his eyes. The trauma set into motion a series of events for young Bruce that would mold him into the man he became. Never truly dealing with the PTSD he lived with, he grew to hate all evil in all people and places. At times, he saw it worse than the reality of its being. This is what forced him to go into self induced exile. If only to seek more evil and justify the fight under the pretense of justice. To have us, the viewer, understand Bruce's mental and emotional break from his renown fame and status, Nolan phased the storyline quickly. Maybe too rapidly. Could a young, wealthy man just disappear for 7 years with only his trusted confidant Alfred awareness? Sure. Is it possible for a man to cross ice sheets with crevasses of 20 feet apart with NO special gear? No. Of course he was able to be imprisoned for stealing from a Wayne Enterprises product. That was the goal. But after meeting Henri Ducard, (decent performance by Liam Neeson), and suggested to turn his idea into an ideal, to then climb to the Cantonese Monastery is a bit of comic book ability. Nolan must keep the film to time and advance the storyline. I guess the presumption was folks can figure out the small missing time spots. My 12 year old son did and he has not heard the origin story. Once the Mentor/trainee brutality of artful fighting has concluded, Bruce is faced with his first moral dilemma. Does he decapitate the criminal as Ra's Al Ghul demands? If so, his initiation into "The League of Shadows" would be complete. Only to learn that Ra's has greater plans to destroy Gotham as has been done to all great civilizations before it once gluttony and sinful waste has become all encompassing. Or, choose his own path of seemingly righteous, one man against evil and corruption that has overtaken Gotham? Taking the road of saving Gotham but carrying the weight of the horrific sights viewed as a boy, Bruce negates his Mentors wicked wisdom. The same could be said for anyone who has been scarred from wounds left open and salt poured on every now and then. Bruce was a well-groomed boy. He knows wrong from right. He thinks of his city, his home, first. Destroying Ra's Al Guhl might save it and prevent cataclysmic events to other peoples in the future. Yet his single-mindedness has betrayed him. The League of Shadows is not a man or of men. It is a symbolic society that restores harmony to any unbalanced civilization, as THEY see it! Bruce returns to Gotham with a new vigor. A man on a mission. Rid the city of the evils that took his parents as it were. Seeking to be more than a vigilante, he looks within his own darkest place. His mind. The darkest fears that haunt him will be the fear he will instill in his enemies. Are they his enemies? Well, this is where all the other Batman movies pick up. The George Clooney and Michael Keaton versions sort of missed the point. Don't get me wrong. They were fun in a funny, Hollywood way. Unfortunately neither actor grasped the true Darkness of who Batman is. Batman, as told by the Frank Miller stories, is seriously dark and a tad twisted. Batman isn't a real Superhero. More likely, he's a "rebel-anti-hero." This is why I feel Bale has brought the character directly from the Miller pages to the big screen so well. He is brooding, torn, lonely and on the edge of psychosis. Purely stemming from never confronting his childhood trauma. The Cowl not only hides his face but it brings out Bruce's angst. The anger and rage that underlies his every waking moment. As Batman, the ideals he adopted can be an advantage. Even if it takes him deeper into those dark places he has feared. Perfectly spoken to Flass, Batman questions him of the whereabouts and nature of the drugs. Flass says, "I don't know, I swear to god!" Batman responds with, "Swear to me!" We see the beginnings of Batman who sometimes changes back to Bruce Wayne. All he has left is Alfred/Michael Caine. Caine has truly revamped the importance Alfred plays out in Bruce's life. He is the moral compass that grounds Bruce to the Wayne name, and still keeps Batman on his feet! Caine is incredibly versatile in every role he's done! Lucious Fox/Morgan Freeman has provided Batman every item that is synonymous to the character. Bruce has the money, Fox has the tech knowhow. The relationship between the two shows a trust and professionalism of both actors who stay true to Miller's work. Caine is so talented that he can make the third to Bale and Freeman so believable. Now that Batman is outfitted with all his toys, the Tumbler makes its way into the pinnacle of Batman's success. Realizing that Dr. Crane/Cillian Murphy, AKA The Scarecrow, is but a pawn for Batman' s ultimate showdown with the League of Shadows, he pulls out all the stops. Befriending Lt. Gordon/Gary Oldman, they both work together to stop Gotham's end. As Batman says, he doesn't have the luxury of friends. Without enlisting the beginning of a quasi friendship with Gordon, Gotham would have been ripped apart by the inhabitants gone insane from the dispersant of the drugs. Every superhero needs help. The love interest? Katie Holmes did a fine job as Rachel Dawes. Nothing spectacular, compared to the A-list'ers here, she held her own. Defeating Ducard and the Microwave Emitter, Batman sure left a heck of a lot of destruction in his wake! The flattened cop cars via the Tumbler. Crazy rooftop jumps and wasted units on those roofs. How many people might have been lost in those collapsed cop cars? The crushed concrete lane dividers, the end of that entire Monorail system and it's last few carriages...and so much more! Seems like Batman leaves more destruction behind him then the bad guys! Yet this is a blow-up, action, Superhero. A hero who lives on the edge of sanity and teeters off the other end. This is what the Frank Miller stories had depicted Batman to be, a very dark figure who must walk a very fine line. Sometimes Batman needs to step across that line to do what others can't or won't. The darkness that stews within lags from the hell he saw in youth. The unchecked crime in his city and a corrupt police force that were on the take. This is not a pretty movie. Not the Tim Burton film or the 60's Batman & Robin. No. THIS is exactly the Batman that was so beautifully drawn less than 20 years ago. A character who is suffering immensely and with all his wealth and family power, sleeps alone. Nightmares about the bats that attacked him down in the well on his family property. No superhero can save you in your worst nightmares!

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