This is one near-perfect set of supplemental materials that will take you on a journey into seeing and hearing how this very unique Batman film came to be. The cast and crew of Season 4 talk about the characters, storylines, and production of the fourth season and how the animation and story had changed since the show first started. The Batman Junior Detective Challenge (Quiz) – Alfred tests your detective skills with The Batman: The Complete Series challenge.

I won’t go into much further detail about the full story and plot here in the film, as I feel I already have too much, but let’s just say this is one very intriguing detective story and one of the finer films based on “Batman” that I have ever seen. The added benefit (to the 4K disc) is Dolby Vision and HDR which does give a bit more definition to these darker scenes that, quite frankly, appear as a blur sometimes. overhead presence of heavy rain and the original score by Michael Giacchino, which gets an awful lot of mileage out of two notes. While he stands for justice, there's something that's constantly eating away at him to cross that line and straight-up kill the villains.Dialogue from “The Batman” during his opening narrative is spot-on being delivered from the center channel and the same goes for the dialogue throughout the course of the length of the film. There are elements of some good detail in buildings and vehicles in the background, along with firey explosions in its discreet animation style, but other than that, it's a rather flat style of illustrations. These feature the same two scenes above but with the option for audio commentary from the filmmaker. He's a perfect villain with that flawless mix of calm that explodes into an insane chaotic madness that is extremely terrifying because initially what he's doing makes only a little bit of sense exposing corrupt leaders, but of course, there's much more to it in the long run. Meanwhile, the city of Gotham is struggling with mass corruption, drug addiction, homelessness, and organized crime run by the infamous “Carmine Falcone” ( John Turturro).

The original four films that started with Michael Keaton and Tim Burton led to the Christopher Nolan Dark Knight Trilogy with Christian Bale with an added spice of Ben Affleck's two appearances inside the DCEU Universe. Warner Bros unleashes The Batman to 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray in a three-disc 4K UHD + Blu-ray + Digital Set.Top things off you’re getting over two hours of excellent informative Bat-Bonus Features to dig through. Everyone would be correct in thinking that the market is oversaturated with Batman and thinking, "Do people really need another take on this character? With those technical bits above taken into strong consideration, now, something I’ll touch very briefly on is that the bitrate and filesize, in my honest opinion, for the Blu-ray Disc [HD] counterpart is way, way too small and doesn’t do a film almost 3 hours in length justice.

Matt Reeves brings the character back to his roots showcasing the vengeance-fueled vigilante as more of a film noir detective early in his career than an origin story or as an established superhero as he takes on The Riddler.For my part, I loved The Batman, gleefully going to see it at IMAX three times in as many weeks ahead of its arrival on HBO Max where I've honestly lost track how many times I've watched it. The Batman” on 4K UHD Blu-ray is a must-own release for any fan, in my honest opinion, and it comes as Very Highly Recommended. Gotham PD Case Files (Featurette) – Highly confidential profiles of The Batman’s most dastardly foes.