The Batman
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Re: The Batman
Why would you say something so controversial yet so brave?
"Believe me, there’s nothing so terrible that someone won’t support it."
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Because I am just so tired of Matt Reeves fanboys. They are just so insufferable on the internet that I must discredit the movie on principle.
..What mirror universe?
Re: The Batman
Looks OK to me. It's the early days of Batman (comic book type not Nolan type) so he hasn't nailed down his look quite yet. Using a supped up car as opposed to some custom made vehicle or tank.
As far as the eye shadow. Batman in the movies always had eye shadow with the cowl but was never shown when his cowl was off.
Not sure about his Bruce Wayne look though. But I guess they are going away from the clean cut business look of previous movies.
Batman is the new American Bond. Pump out a few movies with an actor, change the actor with new movies rinse and repeat. 3 Batmans in a decade.
Spider Man comes a close second but the Tobey Spiderman was twelve years ago.
As far as the eye shadow. Batman in the movies always had eye shadow with the cowl but was never shown when his cowl was off.
Not sure about his Bruce Wayne look though. But I guess they are going away from the clean cut business look of previous movies.
Batman is the new American Bond. Pump out a few movies with an actor, change the actor with new movies rinse and repeat. 3 Batmans in a decade.
Spider Man comes a close second but the Tobey Spiderman was twelve years ago.
I got nothing to say here.
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Jack Ryan is the American Bond.McAvoy wrote: ↑Tue Aug 25, 2020 1:13 am Looks OK to me. It's the early days of Batman (comic book type not Nolan type) so he hasn't nailed down his look quite yet. Using a supped up car as opposed to some custom made vehicle or tank.
As far as the eye shadow. Batman in the movies always had eye shadow with the cowl but was never shown when his cowl was off.
Not sure about his Bruce Wayne look though. But I guess they are going away from the clean cut business look of previous movies.
Batman is the new American Bond. Pump out a few movies with an actor, change the actor with new movies rinse and repeat. 3 Batmans in a decade.
Spider Man comes a close second but the Tobey Spiderman was twelve years ago.
..What mirror universe?
Re: The Batman
I don't mean character wise, but as a franchise. Though there are theories that James Bond 007 is a code name and not the real name. I did hear there were attempts to bring back Sean Connery as a cameo a few times as a old spy.BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Tue Aug 25, 2020 1:36 amJack Ryan is the American Bond.McAvoy wrote: ↑Tue Aug 25, 2020 1:13 am Looks OK to me. It's the early days of Batman (comic book type not Nolan type) so he hasn't nailed down his look quite yet. Using a supped up car as opposed to some custom made vehicle or tank.
As far as the eye shadow. Batman in the movies always had eye shadow with the cowl but was never shown when his cowl was off.
Not sure about his Bruce Wayne look though. But I guess they are going away from the clean cut business look of previous movies.
Batman is the new American Bond. Pump out a few movies with an actor, change the actor with new movies rinse and repeat. 3 Batmans in a decade.
Spider Man comes a close second but the Tobey Spiderman was twelve years ago.
I got nothing to say here.
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Re: The Batman
Lego Batman wasn't the kind of guy who would read a story to a child while climbing a wall at the start of his character arc, but he was at the end.
Now, somebody more eloquent than me has explained why I dislike Gritty Batman Movies and Shows so much. https://twitter.com/StorySlug/status/1297996912822493196
Now, somebody more eloquent than me has explained why I dislike Gritty Batman Movies and Shows so much. https://twitter.com/StorySlug/status/1297996912822493196
"Believe me, there’s nothing so terrible that someone won’t support it."
— Un Lun Dun, China Mieville
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Re: The Batman
It's also why I say that The Lego Batman Movie is the best Batman film, not just because it's absolutely fun, but it challenges the Dark and Gritty versions of Batman, that the crime fighting and violence didn't fill the void that his parents left, and that what he really needs is a family, Linkara even pointed this out in his reviews of the comic adaptations of the four Batman films, and that this was an over arcing theme of that quadrilogy, plus having the Joker's motivation throughout The Lego Batman Movie being getting senpai Batman to notice him is hilarious.Fuzzy Necromancer wrote: ↑Tue Aug 25, 2020 5:06 am Lego Batman wasn't the kind of guy who would read a story to a child while climbing a wall at the start of his character arc, but he was at the end.
Now, somebody more eloquent than me has explained why I dislike Gritty Batman Movies and Shows so much. https://twitter.com/StorySlug/status/1297996912822493196
Talking about this as well, Overly Sarcastic's Trope Talk on Realism had a great description of was Batman should be like:
But if I was to say who my overall favourite Batman is, it would be a tie between Kevin Conroy from Batman The Animated Series, and Diedrich Bader from Batman Brave and the Bold.Could you see this Batman comforting a crying child? if yes, congratulations, this is a certified Batman, if not, I'm afraid you instead have the Punisher in a silly hat.
Also Rino Romano (who voiced Lieutenant Alex Munro) from The Batman is an underrated Batman, as well as the series itself, I also thing what Telltale did with their Batman games was really interesting.
"I think, when one has been angry for a very long time, one gets used to it. And it becomes comfortable like…like old leather. And finally… it becomes so familiar that one can't remember feeling any other way."
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Re: The Batman
I can never say Lego Batman is the best Batman film in a world where Mask of the Phantasm exists.
And given that the Reeves film has had just one trailer (with only 25-30% of film actually shot) I'm not going to assume that his gadgets will play no part in the movie.
And given that the Reeves film has had just one trailer (with only 25-30% of film actually shot) I'm not going to assume that his gadgets will play no part in the movie.
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Meh. Batman Return of the Caped Crusaders.ProfessorDetective wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 7:52 pmThird.
And whilst we are on the topic, the best Batman period is the one from Batman TAS and Justice League.
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You mean the DCAU?clearspira wrote: ↑Tue Aug 25, 2020 5:45 pmMeh. Batman Return of the Caped Crusaders.ProfessorDetective wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 7:52 pmThird.
And whilst we are on the topic, the best Batman period is the one from Batman TAS and Justice League.
..What mirror universe?