One Recurring Problem Appears in Almost Every Review of ‘The Batman'
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One recurring problem appears in almost every review of ‘The Batman’

Almost every review of 'The Batman' is pointing out the same recurring problem, despite the widespread acclaim.

The reviews are rolling in, and as things stand, The Batman currently ranks as the second top-rated live-action movie on Rotten Tomatoes to have ever featured the Caped Crusader.

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At the time of writing, Matt Reeves’ reboot is level with The Dark Knight Rises on an impressive 87%, although it’s still lagging behind The LEGO Batman Movie‘s 90%. As you could have guessed, Christopher Nolan’s classic The Dark Knight is at the head of the pack with a seemingly unassailable 94%.

From the outside looking in, Robert Pattinson’s debut looks to be giving fans all they wanted and much more, but it seems as though there’s one aspect of the film that’s causing some consternation online. As you can see below, the third act of the 176-minute has been singled out for criticism by a number of people to have seen The Batman already.

https://twitter.com/ViewerAnon/status/1498086023879749634
https://twitter.com/mattsinger/status/1498342519045824519
https://twitter.com/deriaranda/status/1498355969746604034

Any three-hour superhero spectacular is bound to drag at various points, but an entire third of the narrative acting as the most disappointing cog in The Batman‘s machine isn’t something we could have predicted. Either way, Gotham City’s nocturnal protector is going to blow away the competition at the box office this weekend, and you can bet Twitter won’t be talking about anything else.


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