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Michael Caine clearly either didn't want much to do with this movie or his schedule wouldn't allow it or maybe he's just old and tired but Alfred was easily the least believable thing I've ever seen in any movie ever despite only appearing in four scenes and he was so obviously green screened in at the end it made me physically uncomfortable.
I did. I noticed a lot of "weird" things all over the movie.Originally Posted by adgy-san
Like I said in the other thread, Caine had me in tears TWICE in this movie. I have no idea what is up Doc ...
Well then go back and watch it again! The "burial" of Bruce Wayne. Alfred is so CLEARLY not actually there with the other three gentleman.
Alfred in this movie is so completely stupid and out of character and just.... pbbbffffbllflflbbbbllflfllttttt it's annoying.
Perhaps "stupid" was a bit harsh... I just didn't believe it. I don't think he would have bailed on him, I don't think he would have told him about the letter, I don't think he would have "disappeared" from Gotham during the crisis....
it's all a bunch of little things that ads up to "Michael Caine either wasn't available or was disinterested in being a larger part of this movie so let's get him out of it as quickly as possible".
I don't know. I found that it showed how much he loved Bruce by leaving him. It was the only way to get his attention and didn't want to be responsible for his death. Telling him about the letter was a last resort to get him to reconsider.
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