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Quote from: GBglide on Wed, 22 Apr 2020, 08:38
O.K. after careful examination of photos here is what I found.

In the movie the Flugelheim and the Cathedral are several blocks apart, and is about half the size of the Cathedral.

When you watch the image carefully, you can see that the cathedral tower is not shown from the same side, it looks like the matte painting is showing the skyline from the other side. So what you suspect to be the flugelheim museum would be right side of the cathedral.

The model of the Flugelheim is much different than shown in the movie.

In fact, the model of the flugeheim museum was used in the scene when the batwing escapes with the baloons and almost hit the cathedral (it's shown for only half second), in other scenes it looks different because the matte paintings where different from the miniature models used

In the film the top of the Flugelheim looks completely different (and different from that in other scenes not shown here).

I belive that this is not really meant to be the flugelheim museum, there is a scene in the movie when the Joker looks up to spot the batwing, with the city hall building in the middle (that is what has grissoms apartment on top, to the right is what should be on top of the flugelheim museum.) These airshots do not match the ground environment, they're always different and not accurate. For example at the begin of the movie, you can see a top down shot from the cathedral with batman sneaking away. You can see the street in front of the cathedral, it should be a one way street but cars are driving left and right. Building footprints looks completly different,...when the scene is shown that i have mentioned before (Joker spots the batwing at the parade) the same scene is showing at the end of the movie when Vicky Vale is walking down the alley, but it is mirrored

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