Batman Begins [DVD] [2005]

Extraordinary, powerful, movie collection. That brings true meaning to action packed, big Willie movies. The visuals are second, to none. I just can’t wait to buy a second copy as a contingency to any situations.

i like this king of movies of batman because it has a lot of action and the hole family can see it you have to get it

Awesome movies. Great price. 4K. !!!! Great deal Best Buy. Bought all 3

This 4k version was perfect. My only criticism about the trilogy in general, the sound should of been upgraded to DTS-X or Dolby Atmos

Bought this Black Friday and got a weird copy. Digital code was already used and the uhd disc had blurriness issues looked awful. Went to exchange for a different copy and it has the same issues. Is not my player because Dark Knight looks fantastic on my UBP X70. Disappointed.

Dope packaging and solid movie sets up for an awesome sage.

The ultimate version of this film in 4K You can’t go wrong.

Hindsight makes for 20/20...Batman Begins was considered to be saving the Bat franchise in 2005 when it came out because Batman and Robin in 1997 had killed it with its psychedelic camp, weird product placement (bat credit card), and really boring story. The Bat franchise makes its fans experience whiplash as it flips back and forth between trend setting dynamics (Batman 66, Batman 89) and horror inducing output (B&R 97). Batman Begins was a trendsetter in its own way, although it wasn't overly recognized for that until its sequel, the Dark Knight, came out. BB had to escape the long shadow of B&R, which it did. Not everything is perfect. Bale's Batman Voice still produces more humor effect at times than intimidation ("wheeeeeere are the druuuuuuugs" lol) and the fight choreography is...bad...and poorly filmed...but the innovation to make Batman exist in the "real world" really set off a trend that had movie studios putting their own IP through a "...Begins" process (ahem, James Bond with Casino Royale for example) It isn't perfect (what movie is) and it collapses a bit under itself toward the end (and Batman doesn't stand by and let people kill themselves or contribute to their death...but ok) but still one of the best live action Batman films ever. If you want a good batman film, the animated ones are usually much stronger contenders but this is absolutely worth your time. The 4K upgrade is pretty impressive as well. Extras are just imported over from the previous blu ray, but if you have a 4K set up (or find this at a decent price) it's worth your time to "begin" the bat trilogy over again.