
Eight years after the last screen version failed to impress fans of the caped crime fighter, its makers promise action and adventure that could take place in today's world. "
Batman Begins," from the writer Goyer and director Nolan, who scored a big hit with art-house thriller "Memento" and followed it with studio-backed murder mystery, "Insomnia", paints a bleak picture of a city, Gotham, besieged by drugs and run by recognizable underworld gangs. Gone are cartoonish villains like Mr. Freeze of 1997's critically panned "Batman & Robin," and in their place is mob chief Carmine Falcone and a bad guy named Scarecrow who dresses in business suits and covers his face with a sack - a gas mask, that allows him to breathe amid the chemical fumes he unleashes on his victims.
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