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The film ended up being a disaster from the very beginning. Yes, we are all many fans of the different Batman's we've all grown up on. I will say however that Pattinson did give a very good performance, but this was definitely NOT the role for him. He was for sure chosen for his looks and facial features, but not his actual true character, the role wasn't for him. His voice when he was Batman just wasn't convincing enough and why did the Batmobile not have anything unique about in past films we've seen? It was pretty much a black Dodge Charger. Colin Ferall did surprise me as a very well done penguin for his role. As far as the riddler, when he was the riddler, the actor I felt was trying to not be Heath Ledger as our favorite joker. But...it was unique in a way, but kind of more hilarious in many ways, especially when all he did was breathe. Batman finally interacted with the public like he should've towards the very end.

I know you we're all excited but this was terrible.

I know exactly how much work, time, money, and effort goes into making a film. Being an experienced filmmaker myself, I'm sad to say that when it comes to new filmmakers you can't always please everyone, but honest reviews and criticism should be read. It has helped me make my films better, it's how we learn what works and what we can do better next time.

As for the story, the dialogue and writing was very mediocre. I was not convinced at all that the parents even cared about their daughter. I didn't feel any emotion, there were no tears, just frustration and the "need to search" I feel like they didn't take it seriously. I felt all the actors could've brought out their characters more instead of just simply trying to "memorize" their lines.

Remember, the audience has to connect instantly with the characters and care about these characters in their situations. The audience needs to relate with what is being told in the story. They put themselves in the same situations with what the character is going through, what they are thinking, what they are doing, and how are they going to get out of these problems.

The cinematography was alright, some shots were okay but were not consistent. Some areas could've been lighted more. I don't know how you were able to convince Dean Cain to be in this, but hopefully he was able to help spark some interest in this film. This film was good, my first feature film was tricky to master, but I learned to take constructive criticism on what I needed to do better.

The ending didn't have a resolution, except that the girl was finally back with her family, which was good, but the spotter was never caught or reprehended. Best of luck to your next film!

Better than I had imagined. Amazing the original character actor voices are back! Growing up watching the original series was like watching it again! Great job

This was history people. I give this film a straight 10! Too many picky people...jeez!

We all had our hopes and dreams of what the ending would be, just put yourself in JJ's shoes. Imagine the pressure and the weight of having this project on your shoulders. He couldn't please everyone or the fans. I like Star Wars, I love the storyline that Lucas set up so many years ago, but as a filmmaker, so much credit goes to this guy. I was a little irritated with how Rian Johnson made The Last Jedi, yeah it's not perfect like we hope, but this is what is so visionary and extraordinary about Sci-Fi! It can go in any direction, and yeah, Abrams wanted us to think the rest of the story of the finale.

The ending couldn't have been better. So have your pout, stomp your feet, or quit your love for Star Wars because things didn't go the way you wanted, that's just life kids.

Disney, we hate the remakes and renews with Star Wars. Just, please stop. Terrible series, disappointed.