Journal of Other Forum Analysis

[Tucker's Law]

https://www.resetera.com/threads/so-dust-has-been-settled-which-was-better-movie-the-dark-knight-or-the-batman-2022.748138/

One of the major complaints is that Batman is an idiot that misses obvious clues. I always thought that it was part of the whole point of the whole movie that he was reactionary and favoured plans where he could punch people over thoughtful investigation, and that is was part of his arc about learning how to become a hero and realizing not every problem can be solved with his fists.

Ree is the first place to complain about media literacy, but not understand that. Ending also works as class commentary given the billionaire did not know what a carpentry tool was. 

I do not fault people for liking TDK more; it is probably the better paced movie and objectively has the best acting performance in the entire genre. Personally liked The Batman more though.

I like both, but I still would like to see another Batman movie that feels truly authentic to his moniker of "worlds greatest detective".  So far the closest we got is Mask of the Phantasm.