Interview with Matt Reeves about The Batman movie

The transcript discusses the film's blend of noir and modern themes, focusing on Batman's historical context and its relevance today. It explores character depth, realism, and societal issues, particularly with the Riddler and Joker. The conversation emphasizes cinema's role in fostering empathy and understanding by placing viewers in the characters' shoes, allowing them to relate to and comprehend complex narratives.

In what ways does the speaker suggest the film should intersect with reality?

What approach does the speaker take towards understanding characters who do terrible things?