In "The Batman," directed by Matt Reeves, Gotham City is plagued by a series of brutal murders targeting high-profile figures. Batman, in his second year of fighting crime, partners with Lieutenant James Gordon to investigate the cryptic clues left by the sadistic killer known as the Riddler. As Batman delves deeper into the mystery, he uncovers a web of corruption that connects his own family to the city's criminal underworld. Along the way, he encounters various characters, including Selina Kyle, who has her own agenda. The film explores Batman's struggle to reconcile his vigilante persona with his quest for justice, ultimately leading him to confront his own fears and the true nature of heroism. The narrative is a dark, atmospheric journey through a morally complex Gotham, emphasizing detective work and psychological depth.
Characters
Robert Pattinson plays Bruce Wayne, who fights crime as Batman, uncovering corruption in Gotham City while pursuing the Riddler, a serial killer targeting the city's elite.
Zoë Kravitz plays Selina Kyle, also known as Catwoman, who aids Batman in uncovering corruption in Gotham City while pursuing her own personal vendetta.
Jeffrey Wright plays James Gordon, a Gotham City Police Department lieutenant who collaborates with Batman to solve a series of cryptic crimes.
Ending Explained
In the conclusion of Matt Reeves' "The Batman," the Riddler's plan culminates in a catastrophic flood in Gotham City after he detonates explosives around the seawall. Batman, played by Robert Pattinson, confronts the Riddler's followers who attempt to assassinate mayor-elect Bella Reál during a rally at Gotham Square Garden. Batman manages to thwart the assassination and saves the attendees from the flooding arena. In the aftermath, Batman realizes that his role as a symbol of vengeance must evolve into one of hope and protection for Gotham's citizens. He aids in the rescue and recovery efforts, helping to guide survivors to safety. Meanwhile, the Riddler, now incarcerated at Arkham State Hospital, befriends another inmate, hinting at future alliances. Selina Kyle, also known as Catwoman, decides to leave Gotham, feeling that the city is beyond saving, while Batman chooses to stay, committed to his mission of safeguarding Gotham. The film ends with Batman's resolve to inspire hope and rebuild the city, setting the stage for his continued fight against crime and corruption.
