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• Everything had a purpose and nothing was wasted,” he explains. “
• We call it the Darth Vader effect,” says Crossman, referring to the iconic Star Wars villain. “
• The face of Darth Vader is actually silver but it reads as black.

Reeves decided early on that the tale of The Batman would take place when Bruce Wayne is still at the beginning of his career as an after-hours vigilante, and Pattinson is one of the youngest actors to play Batman on the big screen. One of the director’s guiding principles, according to Batman’s production designer, James Chinlund, was that everything in Batman’s technology should have a handcrafted feel.

“For us, it was the sense that Bruce was making everything himself — that you could feel his touch in everything,” says Chinlund, who also built the film’s redesigned Batmobile. “To get things done, he wasn’t relying on the military-industrial complex. There was only one man and one mission.”

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Crossman explained how all of Batman’s weapons, from his grapple rifle to his Batarang, would have a functional role in the costume in a separate interview with the Motion Picture Association’s website, The Credits. He continues, “Everything had a purpose and nothing was wasted.” “With nothing left behind, we tried to apply that to every piece on the Batsuit.” The Bat-shaped chest insignia, for example, isn’t just for show; it’s been sharpened on the ends to serve as a knife in close-quarters battle.

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