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Rating:
Ugly!
A predictable, utterly boring film that drags on tiredly without a spark, without a surprise, without a single plot twist!
How many times will we have to see the supervillain becoming one because he was abused as a child, is dirt poor, nobody cares about him, and he's not getting laid?
But isn't it possible, and in real life, isn't it really so, that the villain is bad just because he's actually a jerk?
How many times will we still have to watch Batman's dad die?
And while we're at it, how can an old geezer and an old hag have such a young child?
How can anyone call this film a masterpiece and nominate it for 100,000 Oscar awards?
These are some nice mysteries.
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