r/shittymoviedetails • u/SRH_64 • 1d ago

In the end of The Batman (2022), with the city flooded, Batman says things will get worse before they get better. This is because this is a work of fiction, as in real life, things are never going to get better.

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u/Bruhmangoddman The Golden Razzie 1d ago

This post is a reference to the fact r/shittymoviedetails users need to go to therapy.

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u/Give_me_sedun 1d ago

What's wrong, buddy?

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u/SRH_64 20h ago

What isn't wrong these days, really?

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u/Give_me_sedun 20h ago

Nothing is wrong for me. What's making you so depressed?

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u/Skyblade743 1d ago

When a rich person says “things will get worse before they get better” irl, they don’t actually mean it. They just won’t admit they’re making you suffer for the sake of a third yacht.

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u/Bruhmangoddman The Golden Razzie 1d ago

Speaking from experience or is this yet another edgy comment to pile on the trend?

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u/Skibidi_Rizzler_96 1d ago

The Batman (2022) was a documentary

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u/GriffinFlash 1d ago

ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL, RIGHT?

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u/Yuizun 1d ago

This entire movie is a shitty detail...