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The Batman Batman Visits Riddler In Arkham Asylum Scene ("You Inspired Me")
Scene From The Movie: "The Batman" (2022)
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• Original title: "The Batman"
• Release date: March 4, 2022
• Country: United States
• Director: Matt Reeves
• Genre: Superhero, Action, Crime, Drama, Romance
• Budget: $200 million
• IMDb: 8.0/10

When a sadistic serial killer begins murdering key political figures in Gotham, Batman is forced to investigate the city's hidden corruption and question his family's involvement.

Cast:
▶ Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne / Batman: A reclusive billionaire who obsessively protects Gotham City as a masked vigilante to cope with his traumatic past.
▶ Zoe Kravitz as Selina Kyle / Catwoman: A nightclub waitress, drug dealer, and cat burglar who meets Batman while searching for her missing roommate; her moral ambiguity challenges Batman's black-and-white view of good and evil.
▶ Paul Dano as Edward Nashton / Riddler: A forensic accountant who is inspired by Batman to become a serial killer who targets elite Gotham citizens and livestreams his crimes. He seeks to "unmask the truth" about Gotham, taunting Batman and law enforcement with riddles.
▶ Jeffrey Wright as James Gordon: An ally of Batman in the Gotham City Police Department (GCPD). He is the only GCPD officer whom Batman trusts, and they work together to solve the Riddler case.
▶ John Turturro as Carmine Falcone: A Gotham crime lord and Selina's father.
▶ Peter Sarsgaard as Gil Colson: Gotham's district attorney.
▶ Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth: Batman's butler and mentor, though they have a hostile relationship and rarely speak.
▶ Colin Farrell as Oswald "Oz" Cobblepot / Penguin: Falcone's chief lieutenant who operates the Iceberg Lounge, the nightclub where Selina works. He is not yet the crime kingpin he is depicted as in the comics, and dislikes being referred to as the Penguin.

[ABonafideSkeleton]

The way he switches from pure childish frustration to cold antagonism when he realises Bruce hadn’t figured out his plan is just perfect.

[wn]

Love the fact that Batman basically defeats the Riddler by calling him cringe.

[MythicalMX]

“You’re out of your god damn mind.”

He said, dressed like a bat

[lucassimone]

Batman creating his villains is so comic accurate

[limadelta]

I love how Batman is so shocked he inspired the Riddler that he aggressively rejects him, almost like if he does it hard enough it’ll stop it being true after the fact.

[aidangreen]

One awesome thing I don’t see a lot of people mention is, since this is early in Batman’s career and we’re literally watching him meet Riddler for the first time, you literally *see* the switch in Riddler from “Batman fanboy” to “classic lifetime Batman enemy.” When he flips from freaking out to being calmly antagonistic (“I guess I gave you too much credit”), I get chills because he’s officially a villain with disdain for Batman and has slipped into classic Riddler mode. Awesome to watch

[Missjunebugfreak]

I don't care what anyone else says, Paul Dano is such a brilliant actor, and he made the Riddler absolutely chilling.

[frogsoup]

Some have said it was creepy when Riddler sang but I honestly started cracking up. Not because Paul Dano was doing a bad job but because it reminds me of when a troll has the upper hand online.

[Veloziraptor]

Funny how they both thought the other smarter than they were. Earlier in the scene Batman thinks Riddler has figured out that he's Bruce Wayne, but it turns out he was just randomly talking about Bruce. Meanwhile Riddler thinks Batman has figured out the full extent of his plan. I guess this goes to show that they deeply respect each other's mental abilities, regardless of what's happened between them.

[BubblyJubbly]

1:45
I love how he doesn’t even try to disguise his voice anymore. Bruce has invested so much into his Batman persona that he never invested barely anything into his personal life. He’s completely exhausted over his efforts in uncovering the city’s corruption and catching Riddler (especially after the attack on Alfred) and he’s lost control of both personas because of this.

[logostown]

People don’t realize riddler is actually this psycho even more but all Batman villains are so iconic

[WarhawkBeyond]

Robert Pattinson absolutely proved me wrong as Batman but holy cow, Paul Dano went straight in there and not only delivered an epic performance but completely owned it as The Riddler. Top notch acting from both of these guys, loved every single of their scenes.

[speedyazi]

I think the fact Paul Dano is over the top is why it’s so unnerving. Not because it’s so ridiculous and out of place (some found this scene funny) but because how relatable and real his craziness is. If you look at actual interrogations from the criminally insane and serial killers they are this unstable and weird. They don’t behave like how a normal person does, obviously otherwise they wouldn’t be classed in mentally insane.

Riddler shows this inner rage and it also shows how easily anyone can become just like him when you realise he’s just an angry orphan, just like Batman.

[dimmykarras]

Paul Dano is the best character actor of his generation. He held his own against Day-Lewis in There will be blood. Needless to say more.
He was outstanding in this film.

[Rizlo]

Its still crazy how this man literally managed to kill half a city

[MKL]

The way riddler reacts to what Batman says. Like his whole world was crushed. I can relate to that from when I was younger. It really drew me closer to the movie.

[Theleaver]

The Ave Maria part is hilarious, in an unnervingly way

[cgrogers]

Paul Dano did such a fantastic job as The Ridder. This scene was absolutely chilling

[matiasrocha]

The acting from Paul Dano and Robert Pattison is really top notch 👌👌👌 in this part 👏👏👏👏

[alexandrehammoudi]

“Oh you are really not as smart as I thought you were”
One of the top villain line delivery in live action🔥 Dano is such a brilliant actor!