The only thing wrong with this movie is the music by Prince.

And, no, I'm not a nolanite, the only movie more overrated than this that comes in my mind is The Dark Knight, Batman Returns is much better.

Oh good, another loser Nolanite.

Lol sure we won't it's one of the worst movies of the decade

Isn't Batman Begins the one where he goes to Tibet and gets all serious with the Ninga $hit? Then flies home, hires Morgan Freeman, and dates Katie Holmes?
If so, I did laugh at that movie. Key word is "at". That was my least favorite of all the Batman movies. Sorry, just my opinion. When he was talking to Holmes in the subway with the gravel voice, I got up and visited the candy counter. I OD'd on sugar until I was finally "released" from the theater. lol.
We won't even discuss the Batman vs Superman movies. They were made for kindergartners, and 'anything' Ben Affleck is in sucks, except for the rare occasion that his buddy Matt Damon lets him in one of his flicks.

Well sorry it's like a 100x100 pixel picture, you can't really see what's precisely in there.
But anyway, you gotta admit that the voice never got to EXTREME levels of stupidity until the second movie.
And yeah, I agree on the fact that the Nolan movies take themselves too seriously, but c'mon, Batman Begins compared to the other two is pretty tame on that, and it has a pretty comic-like atmosphere in some scenes.

"Yeah, looks like you're a bit confused since your profile pic is from "The Batman movies with Christian Bale,although yeah, Batman Begins is the only really good one".
LolBatman has ears. Put your specs on. Also, NO. "Batman Begins" sucks as does all of his movies. It's mainly his voice. He tries to disguise it from Bruce Wayne's by speaking low and sexy, and what comes out is a guy in a Halloween costume that swallowed a ball of cat hair. I could never get past his voice to enjoy any of his Batman movies. Also, the Bat-mobile looks more like a Army recon ATV. His movies take themselves too seriously, and they take the fun out of the franchise. Batman with Michael Keaton, and Kim Basinger was all the Batmans I ever needed.
P.S. Don't get me wrong or feel like I'm trolling. I am happy that others have enjoyed other Batman movies involving Christian Bale, I'm just not one of them.

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Yeah, looks like you're a bit confused since your profile pic is from "The Batman movies with Christian Bale"
Although yeah, Batman Begins is the only really good one.

This is the best Batman movie ever made so far. Period end of story.
P.S The worst Batman movies are with Christian Bale.

I'm trying to be as reasonable as I can, but why the hell everyone thinks I'm trolling?

Obvious troll is obvious xD you cannot be serious, that or you have never even read the comics

You're simply more perceptive than most people.

Like I said, I bought the hype and was there in the theater on opening weekend with my Batman shirt, but, despite this, even I could see that the movie and the surrounding hysteria was a case of "the Emperor's New Clothes." Not that there's
nothing
good in it, of course; just that it wasn't even close to being as mind-blowingly awesome as the mass hype made it out to be.
My 150 (or so) favorite movies:
http://www.imdb.com/list/ls070122364/

When it was one of very few superhero films around at the time, that kind of upped the grade curve. Add on the nostalgia colored glasses, and people remember it as being better than it is.

film was HUGE at the time. Friggin HUGE. If you weren't around (I get the feeling you prob weren't born when the film came out) you simply have no idea about how huge the movie was and how it totally reinvented Batman and indeed the whole superhero film genre. TOTALLY.
I was there (at the theater with my Batman t-shirt) and, you're right, the movie was huge. BUT it sucked. I was wholly disappointed; and so were many others who didn't drink the Kool-Aid of mass hype and delusion. Sure the movie
looked
good, but the story is
boring
and the tone is campy/goofy, the antithesis of 2005's "Batman Begins," which was what I was hoping "Batman" would be, but I had to wait 16 years. And, no, I'm not a Nolanite; not even a little.
My 150 (or so) favorite movies:
http://www.imdb.com/list/ls070122364/

There is so much wrong with Burton's Batman. I don't have time right now, maybe later.
Yes, Mr. Mom should have never have been Batman and why did the Joker or Nicholson have to be in every other scene?

There is so much wrong with Burton's Batman. I don't have time right now, maybe later.

Great. With respect, who cares what you or anyone else thinks twenty something years later? The film was HUGE at the time. Friggin HUGE. If you weren't around (I get the feeling you prob weren't born when the film came out) you simply have no idea about how huge the movie was and how it totally reinvented Batman and indeed the while superhero film genre. TOTALLY.

Yeah true, although Burton completely separated the movie from the comic in Batman Returns it still FELT like Batman, Nolan accomplished to be similar to the comic in Batman Begins but in TDK and TDKR he completely screwed up and went full Nolan.

This movie is better than the newer batman's because it feels like it was shot similar to a comic book, Nolan does his own complex thing and doesn't give a darn about the comic world.

Lol after a rewatch I actually like Nicholson almost more than Ledger, I was completely wrong.
Yeah, this movie is still a bajillion times more soulful than the average comic book movie blockbuster of nowadays.

Your section 4) is pretty much attacked by yourself in the 'What's good about it? section.
But, now that superhero movies are just generation whatever we're on metaphors for rich *itch teenage girls and faux wimpy guys, I can see that the multimillion dollar paid gentleman actor Jack Nicholson would stoke some over the top Baby Boomer hate.

The costume rocks.
I don't see what was so wrong with using the Joker as the killer of Bruce's parents (other than maybe making him too old), it seems a fine extension of that in some of the comics Batman did create the Joker (or contributed in turning him from a bad guy to a really bad, crazy supervillain).