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Originally Posted by Jeritron
I felt the Scarecrow scene was brief and throw away from most stanpoints. The reason I liked it, not only because I thought it was a cool scene, but because it creates that feeling that they're picking up right where the last movie left off.
We get introduced to The Joker, who's going to be the threat in the film.
But then we see Gordon at the bat signal and then Scarecrow up to no good. Finally, we see Batman show up in all his glory in the same suit as the first, fighting crime the same way, as if we've really missed nothing of any importance.
I think the whole purpose of that sequence was to create the whole, this is only a few weeks or months later feel.
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I agree. Its cool cuz they even explain the whole thing in the movie with Batman saying that the copycats are out again with guns, and then saying he didnt want to see scare crow out there again. Then the Joker said that a year frm then that the mob was everywhere and noone would cross them.