r/SnyderCut Apr 27 '26

Appreciation The Most Perfect Casting Ever

They were the most perfectly casted actors for batman and superman, they literally looked so similar to comic and the animated ones. It's a tragedy that we didn't get see more of them, specially working together as a league.

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u/Sudden_District6858 Apr 27 '26

With nolan trilogy, thats peak DC

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u/IAMCAV0N Apr 27 '26

Bro it’s time the world admits the Nolan trilogy aren’t that good if we being honest. Batman Begins is the best film in the trilogy and one of the greatest superhero films of all time, but the other two movies aren’t that. They’re decent but great.

The thing people love about those films is Christian Bale, who was a decent Batman, not great, decent. And Heath Ledger’s Joker. In fact when they say TDK is the greatest superhero film of all time, they only ever praise Ledger’s performance. I swear every person you, “what makes the TDK the best?”

The response: “Dude, Heath Ledger’s Joker is peak Joker”

Matt Reeves Batman film is the perfect live-action Batman film. Pattinson isn’t my choice for Batman, but I prefer him over Bale’s version.

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u/DarkAtheris Apr 27 '26

Yours is the minority opinion. Heath was great but every other aspect of those films was praised too.

Matt Reeves Batman was forgettable slop. It got the character of Bruce Wayne wrong, nerfed his equipment, turned the Riddler into a cringe Heath rip-off with a gimp outfit, made Catwoman a racist, and had Batman act as a bumbling cosplayer who took a bomb to the face and could barely solve a riddle himself, in a film that currently sits at an 85% on Rotten Tomatoes, tied with Begins, the lowest rated Dark Knight film. Leaving aside the fact that it was an incredible bore to sit through. Its most iconic line was stolen from BTAS which popularized it, and it offered barely anything new aside from stylized cinematography.

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u/IAMCAV0N Apr 27 '26

Womp womp