Anatomy of the Wing Suit Jump | The Batman (2022) Blu Ray Featurettes

Bonus from The Batman (2022) Blu Ray

[villadavid]

you better beleive the director set up a follow up scene where this batman will freaking nail another landing, showing how this batman has progressed.

[robbanbobban]

What I enjoy about this scene (and the movie as a whole), is that it actually makes me respect Batman way more than other interpretations. Lots of people seem to have an issue with this interpretation of the character because it shows him having weaknesses and messing up constantly. For me, that's exactly what I enjoyed about this film. The fact that he feels absolute terror before jumping, makes it all the more impressive that he actually jumps mere seconds later.

Also the fact that the wing suit is clearly something he never planned on using gives a kind of gravity to the whole situation. It means that gliding isn't just a walk in the park, but rather something that could kill you over a slightest mistake. It means that even for him this feat requires actual skill, determination and courage. This Batman might be more reckless, and more prone to error than what we've seen before, but I don't think any previous iteration has shown this level of commitment and bravery.

[JeddtheJedi]

The moment where he's just about to jump and freaks out is one of my favourite moments in the entire movie. Eventually, he doesn't freak out, but for now, he does, which is completely understandable.

[RollOutRory]

The practical shot of the cape "transforming" into the wingsuit looks so much better than the Marvel-esque CGI shot, especially since we see them back to back here

[robcad]

Those concept arts are quite haunting and yet stylised.

[MrHEC]

I get that the tech of the cape in Dark Knight is plausible and looks cool but the fact that they resort to a real wingsuit in this movie is solid if they're really pushing for realism.

But nothing beats that giant gliding bat wingspan cape though lol

[keww]

I like this batman.
He is not some superhuman in a black suit. He makes mistakes as most men do, but he has skills and courage that most men don't.

[PieroMinayaRojas]

0:21 the fact that it was all practical

[ConcordDm]

In Chris Reeves' Superman you believed a man could fly. "In our movie you will believe a man DID fly". I fucking love Matt Reeves.

[MarkArandjus]

Just as fanart I once made this Batman design where his cape turns into a wingsuit, very much like this. It was great to see someone put that idea on the big screen!

[fransiskusaditya]

This is why I absolutely love The Batman. It makes me believe that I can be Batman

[DANIEL-lsku]

That jump on a wing suit is the most exhilarating moments that I had watching the film only second to when theBatmonsterCar was introduced!

[azareloropeza]

I saw this Movie 5 Times at the Movies ! MAN I LOVED IT

[Professorkenneth]

This film was really awesome...this is the Batman I've wanted to see since keaton👍🏻💯

[wstminstr]

Good to see that even Ned Flanders is on board.

[Zantsui]

The wingsuit crash was a single moment where my suspension of disbelief fell. He was so very clearly dead

[ashtonjackfanny]

This why Arkham knight is the supreme Batman game. It literally makes you feel like you're Batman

[gonkdroidgaming]

The wingsuit is fine in the first movie because it looks like something bruce could make but in the next movie I wanna see Batman not squirrelman

[CallMeEz]

I haven’t seen the movie (yet, I want to) but it looks like a really well written, high quality movie. I’ve heard nothing but good things about it.

[Astartes-]

Hope they bring back the Cape Glider in the Sequels.