Red Mosquito

Yeah, that "huge mouth hole" seems a lot smaller to me than other Batsuits.

I Should have been more clear. I was talking about Bale's mouth-breathing issues and not the mask hole itself.

Kaius wrote:I Should have been more clear. I was talking about Bale's mouth-breathing issues and not the mask hole itself.

There is no other batman to me after Nolans universe.

I wanna call you a dope but I kinda like you.

Michael Keaton maybe.

batfleck is gonna be LOL city

Strat wrote:Michael Keaton maybe.

batfleck is gonna be LOL city

i completely disagree. going by what i have seen of the few pics it is going to be pretty damn good. as good as bale, probably not. but still pretty good (depending on the material)

mi not sure Peeps.

I probably wont give two shits about the character as its going to be tossed into this ridiculous super man universe/movie.

Strat wrote:mi not sure Peeps.

I probably wont give two shits about the character as its going to be tossed into this ridiculous super man universe/movie.

i know, its insane and ridiculous that the two characters who form the core of DC's team book and are seen as different sides of the same coin should interact together. absurd i tell ya

Yeah, I dig the look they're going for. But...

I could simply not care less about this... movie? Is it still fair to call it that?

Shut up, nerd.

i'm not sure we're ready to move on from the topic of batman's mouth hole

Kaius wrote:Not a huge fan of the Nolan bat suit. Or Bale's stupid wide open face hole.

Completely agree. The Dark Knight (mainly the 2nd and 3rd movie) trilogy was a huge disappointment to me, despite some great character acting (Ra's Al Ghul, Bane, and Joker) ... I still thoroughly enjoy the dark, playful world of Tim Burton's first two Batman movies. It IS a comic book superhero after all... Why So Serious, indeed!

Iholdthepain wrote:

Kaius wrote:Not a huge fan of the Nolan bat suit. Or Bale's stupid wide open face hole.

Completely agree. The Dark Knight (mainly the 2nd and 3rd movie) trilogy was a huge disappointment to me, despite some great character acting (Raz Al Gul, Bale, and Joker) ... I still thoroughly enjoy the dark, playful world of Tim Burton's first two Batman movies. It IS a comic book superhero after all... Why So Serious, indeed!

you hold the pain, indeed

There's space for all of that in the Batman mythos. Playful, serious, campy, dark, it's all good, it's all Batman. I love the 1966 Batman film pretty damn hard, and I'm one of the biggest Batman fans I know.

I loved the Nolan films, and I liked Bale's batsuit. This new one is pretty cool-looking too. I just wish it was part of another movie (and with a different creative team).

theplatypus wrote:There's space for all of that in the Batman mythos. Playful, serious, campy, dark, it's all good, it's all Batman. I love the 1966 Batman film pretty damn hard, and I'm one of the biggest Batman fans I know.

I loved the Nolan films, and I liked Bale's batsuit. This new one is pretty cool-looking too. I just wish it was part of another movie (and with a different creative team).

I just can't get over how soon it is. And thats all on me. not bafflecks fault.

theplatypus wrote:There's space for all of that in the Batman mythos. Playful, serious, campy, dark, it's all good, it's all Batman. I love the 1966 Batman film pretty damn hard, and I'm one of the biggest Batman fans I know.

I loved the Nolan films, and I liked Bale's batsuit. This new one is pretty cool-looking too. I just wish it was part of another movie (and with a different creative team).

i watched MoS the other night and aside from all the destruction (im willing to give it a pass since he is just learning how to be "Superman") and lois figuring out who he is in like 45.7 seconds i think the rest of it is pretty well done.

Peeps wrote:

theplatypus wrote:There's space for all of that in the Batman mythos. Playful, serious, campy, dark, it's all good, it's all Batman. I love the 1966 Batman film pretty damn hard, and I'm one of the biggest Batman fans I know.

I loved the Nolan films, and I liked Bale's batsuit. This new one is pretty cool-looking too. I just wish it was part of another movie (and with a different creative team).

i watched MoS the other night and aside from all the destruction (im willing to give it a pass since he is just learning how to be "Superman") and lois figuring out who he is in like 45.7 seconds i think the rest of it is pretty well done.

I thought the movie was completely terrible.

theplatypus wrote:There's space for all of that in the Batman mythos. Playful, serious, campy, dark, it's all good, it's all Batman. I love the 1966 Batman film pretty damn hard, and I'm one of the biggest Baman fans I know.

I loved the Nolan films, and I liked Bale's batsuit. This new one is pretty cool-looking too. I just wish it was part of another movie (and with a different creative team).

I think it was mainly the cookie monster voice that distracted me. That, and I'm not a big fan of Anne Hathaway's acting, in general. Love her tits, though!

The 60's Batman... Well, it is what it is; campy, and fun as hell to watch... under the right conditions.

Love most things Tim Burton, though, and then there's the PURRR-fect Catwoman: