Okay there are few threads on the internet where I probably won't get shredded for saying this but here goes anyway, lol.
I just watched BF from beginning to end on the new 4K disc that came out this year and holy crap is that a gorgeous film. I won't get into comparisons with current films but you guys probably know where I could easily go. Cinematography is becoming a lost art for many blockbusters and BF really highlights that fact.
As for the movie itself, um, yeah I really like, lol. It's weird just how different this one is than B&R. All the characters actually talk like normal human beings for the most part. Bruce and Chase even have dare I say "cute" and natural banter with one another as opposed to just spouting one-liners. Okay the rooftop scene with the black rubber/try a fireman exchange was very one-liner-y and gave us the famous "it's the car right, chicks dig the car" which then dominated *every* line in B&R but other than that one rooftop exchange the dialogue is otherwise pretty natural throughout.
Jim Carrey's physical performance is still as entertaining as ever and kind of mind-blowing just how the guy moves his whole body. Sure we still see the Bale's and the Phoenix's greatly increasing or decreasing their weight, Hanks and Maguire did the same last decade, but freaking nobody glides around a set like Carrey did. It gives BF a level of (as the Riddler himself put it) "showmanship" that just isn't matched in any possibly any other cbm. The car chases and Batman acrobatics/fights are pretty cool too.
BF is loud and bright and many would say garish (not that they'd be wrong) but I just can't right it off as a bad movie. Seeing the jaw dropping 4K even helped remind me of why I easily ranked it above the Burton films when it first came out.
And yeah I know this post will be a lot to take for people even in this thread so roast away, lol.