Review of Batman (1989) by Junji A — 23 Mar 2017

Dear DC Comics,.

Please feel no offence about my sincere message...

Tim Burton's Batman is clearly good movie without cheap 90's CGIs.

On the contrary, Batman is such a unpleasant person to be a superhero although on your website, you believes, "Batman is proof you don't need superpowers to be a superhero.".

Here is my claims...

-He assaulted henchman to promote his strength to public, but asking them to return theft valuables to victims. He just seek a opportunity of violence.

-He didn't take a serious effort to prevent Jack falling into a toxic tank. He neither helped him out of it, nor told arrived police officers about critical situation about Jack.

-Using automated killing machine to explode large chemical factory without giving any evacuation time for workers on the site. The machine called Bat Mobile was intact from salvo fire of policy squad, so giving a short evacuation time is reasonable for saving precious life. This Batman made catastrophe was very shocking and traumatic for me.

-Even after having intimate relationship with a beautiful heroine, he asked her about her weight. Once she answered improper question with bemused face, he complained to her that she must be heavier than that.

So, I believe this movie is very unique superhero movie without superhero, all about villains. Movie industry is facing to severe pressure of censorship. Please, reconsider a classification of Batman to villain not supervillain because I agree with you without him having superpower. I wish I and young generation won't see Batman kick cute puppy or innocent baby in future films.

Sincerely,.

Traumatic Audience.