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Andor was a garbage show, and The Batman (Robert Pattison) was a garbage film. Both are lauded and deserve less than none of the praise they get
I watched The Batman, and while I'd argue the whole thing was mid, I wouldn't go as far as to say it was garbage. I loved seeing a Batman that focused more on the (admittedly poorly executed) detective work. We almost never got that from other Batman films.
It might have been nice if he had worked out literally anything on his own, but as everything else about the film except Colin Firth's Penguin (who was only in it briefly) was dire I don;t think could have saved it