Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993) dir. Eric Radomski & Bruce Timm
This was Kevin Conroy’s favorite scene he ever did as Bruce.
Bruce saying “I didn’t count on being happy”
Just
NO MY HEART ;-;
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Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993) dir. Eric Radomski & Bruce Timm
This was Kevin Conroy’s favorite scene he ever did as Bruce.
Bruce saying “I didn’t count on being happy”
Just
NO MY HEART ;-;
cinematic parallels: The Batman (2021) // Twilight (2008)
Matt Reeves watching Twilight
Bruce
- an average human dude - has no superpowers to speak of - trained fighting for like, 10, 20 years tops - uses fancy but breakable human-made gadgets
Diana
- literally a deity - “only a god can kill another god” - trained fighting for 500 to 2,000 years (depending on who you ask) under either Antiope, the greatest general in the history of a legendary warrior race, or War itself (depending on which ‘verse you’re going with) - can fly - can literally level a building with a single punch - can control lightning - able to take punches by someone capable of crumbling a gun with their bare hands - can toss a tank with her bare hands like it’s nbd - has magical weapons originally made for & owned by literal gods
Being a man doesn’t give you the ability to defeat a deity who’s trained for centuries under the best of the best, has magic powers, and magic weapons, you twats.
Being a man doesn’t make you better than a deity.
2020 mood
Batman Returns (1992) dir. Tim Burton
Batman is me whenever someone forces me to go to a party