Batman begins

Batman begins pretty well, with him as a child. I found out where the bats obsession comes from. When he was a child he fell in an abandoned wail and was attacked by some bats. From that moment on he has nightmares with bats. His parents are killed on the back alley of the Opera by a burglar. He cannot find his peace as an adult, you know seeing you parents die leaves some marks. He gives everything up and goes to find himself. He does this with the help a stranger that ends up being his mentor and later on his enemy.

Do you feel that this story is long? Hang on, I've only covered a small part of the movie. I like the part with his training, this was definitely new and interesting in Batman's story. The rest of the movie, I found it crazy annoying. To be honest, I skipped a lot of fighting, car chasing, house burning, final battle and some things I will never know. All these scenes I skipped were incredibly long, and some of them really useless, if you ask me. While watching them, besides boredom, I thought about the people that pitched the ideas. They probably opened the TV and saw what has the highest audiences and blended those elements into the movie.

There's hardly anything you can do with a superhero like Batman. So many movies were done before this one that someone like me can get pretty fed up. And what with the leading actor? I could tell that he is acting in most scene. To sum this up, it is unbelievable that a movie with such great actors can be so bad. Morgan Freeman was in it, for God's sake!