Review of Batman & Robin (1997) by Mariel33 — 24 Jun 2017

Seeing because of not seeing is maybe the ultimate riddle of life. In the end, it's just another perspective of countless perspectives, but nevertheless, it's a riddle that's intriguing. The absence of sight can mean two different things; one meaning, is that there is nothing to see around one's presence, and the other meaning is that regardless of anything to see the ability to see is impossible. The second meaning seems defunct, because if the self can't see then that has to mean there's nothing present around the self to be seen. So anti is predicated on sight, meaning the absence of sight is the inability of anti.

This makes the dynamic into seeing because of the inability of anti, or the inability of ability. Batman & Robin thus becomes the ability to see because of the impossibility of ability, which obviously makes no sense. An ability is action, or movement. And therefore Batman & Robin's story of the Wayne Manor dynamics is the action of sight because of the impossibility of action, which naturally still makes no sense. On its own, the impossibility of action is apparent balance; just impossibility means error because of the presence of impossibility. When however a reason becomes apparent, the presence of impossibility gets balanced. Where trouble enters the story is when reason itself gets duplicated, and thus another presence is required for balance.

The latter action has to exist, because it's the means to justifying the presence of logic. The very presence of logic is the problem. Without the presence of logic, the impossibility of impossibility is still a problem, but of course the opposite is yet another problem.

Because of sight, the presence of problem is rational. If problem is presence, the balance is seeing being caused. Label problem as X, seeing as Y, and the cause of seeing as Z. The presence of X causes Z, and Z causes Y. X is reason of Z. Z is reason of Y. X is reason of Y. Problem is duplicated reason, and therefore sight is a divided loyalty between different reasons.

In the world of Batman & Robin - arguably the best Batman film so far, and if not the best then second to Batman Forever - the action of seeing has different reasons. Reason is anti, making different reasons the means to peace.