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Honestly it was good but disappointing. The whole movie up to the climax was more a mystery movie than an action film. Then it completely switched gears.
They also spent a lot of time building up the idea that Riddler was a mirror image of Batman who also wanted to fight corruption and injustice, but was willing to kill to do so. He also brought up the idea that Batman was part of the system of corruption and inequality rather than a solution. Bruce had immense wealth and only ever "helped" the city by beating up criminals, so there's a point to be made that while Riddler was willing to kill his motives might actually be more virtuous.
Then they destroyed all that in the last 30 minutes or so cause capeshit's gonna capeshit.
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