It's okay. I felt like I was watching some sort of Made-For-TV flick for some reason. It just gave off that vibe. Ratcatcher was cute, Cena & Polka were fun, I like Kinnaman and Elba in general, the action was alright; you know the drill. I turned it to 2.5x towards the middle as it was getting tiring though. I think I still prefer the original flick, warts and all. It had more flair and an identity. I liked the gritty, grungy look more too.
I don't see myself buying any figures. Harley's starting look is probably my favourite out of all the sexy/Post-Arkham Harley looks, so I'd be tempted to get it, just to have a Quinn in my Bat-Collection, but I'm trying to limit myself collecting-wise and my Batshelf will be mostly for my favourite Batmen and some foes; I'm not looking to go too deep there. I'd rather buy a hypothetical TDKR Armoury than gather all the Bat-Villains. Joker, Ras, Bane, and one or two more are enough. It's characters like Terry and Damian I want (same with Spider-Man, it's Raimi-Man, 2099 and maybe Ock & Osborn that I'll be sticking with) from the Bat-Lore. As the years went by I lost my investment in the BatVerse and just like the idea and aesthetics of Batman himself. Street-Level Crime Capes don't appeal to me much anymore. It's why I'm scrapping plans for a Marvel Knights display.
Anyway, rambling aside, it just felt kind of an empty movie when all was said and done. As if something was missing. If the theatres around me weren't closed, and I wasn't still too scared to be locked in a room with strangers, I'd go watch The Green Knight over this.
I don't see myself buying any figures. Harley's starting look is probably my favourite out of all the sexy/Post-Arkham Harley looks, so I'd be tempted to get it, just to have a Quinn in my Bat-Collection, but I'm trying to limit myself collecting-wise and my Batshelf will be mostly for my favourite Batmen and some foes; I'm not looking to go too deep there. I'd rather buy a hypothetical TDKR Armoury than gather all the Bat-Villains. Joker, Ras, Bane, and one or two more are enough. It's characters like Terry and Damian I want (same with Spider-Man, it's Raimi-Man, 2099 and maybe Ock & Osborn that I'll be sticking with) from the Bat-Lore. As the years went by I lost my investment in the BatVerse and just like the idea and aesthetics of Batman himself. Street-Level Crime Capes don't appeal to me much anymore. It's why I'm scrapping plans for a Marvel Knights display.
Anyway, rambling aside, it just felt kind of an empty movie when all was said and done. As if something was missing. If the theatres around me weren't closed, and I wasn't still too scared to be locked in a room with strangers, I'd go watch The Green Knight over this.