Man, there is just so much to discuss when it comes to this movie and I was waiting a bit to talk about that scene because I wanted to go more in depth on Pattinson's performance once I had more time to process my thoughts, but that scene definitely stood out and is easily his best Bruce Wayne scene in the film.
While Serkis didn't have as much screentime as I expected he still brought his A game as Alfred, and I was genuinely worried for a bit that they were going to kill him off which I'm glad they didn't.
Also, while Pattinson's Bruce Wayne didn't have a ton of screen time either I never felt like his performance was lacking and honestly his portrayal as Bruce is probably the most interesting and endearing iteration we have gotten yet.
It is such a refreshingly differing take than any of the past portrayal's and I love the fact that as socially awkward, quiet and reserved as he was as Bruce, he was obviously a lot more comfortable and open with other people underneath that cowl which is what you in alot of those scenes with Gordon and Selina.
Pattinson is also a really fantastic actor when it comes to utilizing his facial expressions too because I loved those intense up-close shots of just seeing complete shock and horror almost every time his parents were mentioned.
