Awesome to hear on both accounts. I don't remember a ton of specifics about the animated series, but when I think back on it, for whatever reason, the Freeze stuff definitely comes to the forefront. Like, I think of Batman fighting him before I think of Batman even fighting the Joker in that series.
*** THE BATMAN ***
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Would love to see a movie with Freeze, Clayface, and killer croc battling it out in the sewers.
Honestly, the Red Hood storyline in the video games would be awesome to see on the big screen, but it would require 3-4 movies to do the story properly.
Honestly, the Red Hood storyline in the video games would be awesome to see on the big screen, but it would require 3-4 movies to do the story properly.
This is almost the greatest collection of gifs on Texags, just behind some of the epic rally gifs on the Astros threadshelloimustbegoing said:You have thought Mr. Freeze was in 5 movies from the number of hack one-liners he had.FancyKetchup14 said:TCTTS said:
I was exaggerating for effect, genius. Chill.
So we can show violence and blood and murder, but we can't show a guy smoking a cigar? Because of the kids or something?
https://t.co/MCe1K9B3D1 pic.twitter.com/TauYrdGBzo
— Martin Kessler (@MovieKessler) February 24, 2022
of all the places to draw the line, hollywood picks smoking. womp womp.
Wtf lol
Formerly tv1113
This might be just an urban legend, but I had heard that smoking was an automatic R rating.
wangus12 said:
Man I simply don't find Zoe Kravitz attractive at all
I have to strongly disagree
Btron said:wangus12 said:
Man I simply don't find Zoe Kravitz attractive at all
I have to strongly disagree
Agree with OP. Not attracted.
This is so cool...
EXCLUSIVE: Director @mattreevesLA reveals how he used new virtual reality technology to craft some of the most important shots of #TheBatman pic.twitter.com/cFwILRmyPb
— Rotten Tomatoes (@RottenTomatoes) February 24, 2022
Friend of mine in the UK saw it at an early screening amd says its incredible
Hell yeah.
Early reactions to #TheBatman have been released ahead of the official embargo lift on Monday and they are very good. Some words of praise:
— Screen Rant (@screenrant) February 24, 2022
- "Absolutely euphoric."
- "Sensational."
- "Gripping."
- "One helluva movie."
- "Your new favorite Batman."https://t.co/e6Qn12NTy7 pic.twitter.com/q430aOEsLQ
Looks like MTV has decided to share snippets of reviews for The Batman before the embargo lifts (on the 28th).. nothing spoilery here, but the reactions are quite positive! https://t.co/nOvzPBX7Li
— The Art of The Batman (@thebatfilm) February 24, 2022
Gotta love Nolan.
Super pumped to see it Tuesday. It'll be my first movie in theaters in two years. Can't wait.
Full soundtrack is out. Interesting titles.
The other titles are the themes for Batman, Catwoman, and Riddler
The other titles are the themes for Batman, Catwoman, and Riddler
Highway to the anger zone
A Bat in the Rafters brings to mind Jack Nicholson's Joker saying, "It seems I have a bat in my belfry."
Question...
Will you be annoyed if, in this iteration, Bruce's parents/family prove to have been corrupt in some capacity? Or potentially even members of the Court of Owls?
Because it's being heavily implied in the trailers that the Riddler is almost assuredly uncovering some kind of corruptness, or at least corrupt-adjacent dealings, on the part of the Waynes, that Bruce didn't know about.
Personally, as long as it's handled adequately, and lends well to the theme and a compelling character arc for Bruce, that's all I really care about. I'm just wondering if the Waynes not being 100% infallible champions for all that is right and good is a deal-breaker for some of you or not, or if there's any precedent for that in the comics (which I know next to nothing about).
Will you be annoyed if, in this iteration, Bruce's parents/family prove to have been corrupt in some capacity? Or potentially even members of the Court of Owls?
Because it's being heavily implied in the trailers that the Riddler is almost assuredly uncovering some kind of corruptness, or at least corrupt-adjacent dealings, on the part of the Waynes, that Bruce didn't know about.
Personally, as long as it's handled adequately, and lends well to the theme and a compelling character arc for Bruce, that's all I really care about. I'm just wondering if the Waynes not being 100% infallible champions for all that is right and good is a deal-breaker for some of you or not, or if there's any precedent for that in the comics (which I know next to nothing about).
No, I'd think that's an interesting side to Bruce's character that we haven't explored in film yet.
Agreed. It almost makes him *more* noble in a way.
Yeah, and the Bruce we get in the movies is always just internally angry about crime and criminals? Some internal conflict about his family or purpose or legacy is a good change of pace.
No one becomes a billionaire without being at least a little bit sketchy
The comics are mainly told from Bruce's point of view, and he has a 10 year old's view of them. In his eyes they could never possibly do anything wrong.
I'm hesitant about them being full on corrupt, but if it's done well (which I think it will) then it can add a great layer to the movie.
I have a feeling the Wayne's did some shady stuff but overall still have hearts of gold. Maybe they did whatever they did for the betterment of Gotham, but it was definitely a moral grey area or wrong altogether. (Sorry for the bad grammar there)
I'm hesitant about them being full on corrupt, but if it's done well (which I think it will) then it can add a great layer to the movie.
I have a feeling the Wayne's did some shady stuff but overall still have hearts of gold. Maybe they did whatever they did for the betterment of Gotham, but it was definitely a moral grey area or wrong altogether. (Sorry for the bad grammar there)
jeffk said:
Yeah, and the Bruce we get in the movies is always just internally angry about crime and criminals? Some internal conflict about his family or purpose or legacy is a good change of pace.
That's a great point.
AgfromHOU said:
The comics are mainly told from Bruce's point of view, and he has a 10 year old's view of them. In his eyes they could never possibly do anything wrong.
I'm hesitant about them being full on corrupt, but if it's done well (which I think it will) then it can add a great layer to the movie.
I have a feeling the Wayne's did some shady stuff but overall still have hearts of gold. Maybe they did whatever they did for the betterment of Gotham, but it was definitely a moral grey area or wrong altogether. (Sorry for the bad grammar there)
This is what I'm thinking as well. Still "good" people who potentially did a bad thing out of necessity or for what they thought was the greater good.
The age old question of crapping on a few people for the betterment of everyone else. I would guess the Waynes somehow did something horrible to the Riddler or his family but it was for a good purpose.
The question is will it be something as sinister as being responsible for someone's death making Batman question his number one rule and his morality.
The question is will it be something as sinister as being responsible for someone's death making Batman question his number one rule and his morality.
Formerly tv1113
Her boyfriend, Channing Tatum, who, let's be honest, certainly has all the options, disagrees.Quote:
Man I simply don't find Zoe Kravitz attractive at all
But tell us more about how you have better options than Channing Tatum does.
Madmarttigan said:
The age old question of crapping on a few people for the betterment of everyone else. I would guess the Waynes somehow did something horrible to the Riddler or his family but it was for a good purpose.
The question is will it be something as sinister as being responsible for someone's death making Batman question his number one rule and his morality.
Yeah, it definitely appears as if the Wayne's did something bad to the Riddler/his family back in the day, inadvertently or not. I'm just really, really hoping it doesn't go so far as to take roughly the same route as Joker, with Bruce and Riddler potentially sharing Thomas Wayne as a father or whatever. I'm 99.9% certain Reeves wouldn't go there, but there *does* seem to be some kind of Riddler-as-a-kid being jealous thing that I can't quite figure out.
AgfromHOU said:
Super pumped to see it Tuesday. It'll be my first movie in theaters in two years. Can't wait.
Not even Spiderman got you in a theater?
Not really a big fan of Spider-Man, to be honest. None of the three versions of Spider-Man in that movie ever resonated with me. Also, once I got to a certain point I started holding out for The Batman. Just thought that would have been last June (or even October).
20ag07 said:Her boyfriend, Channing Tatum, who, let's be honest, certainly has all the options, disagrees.Quote:
Man I simply don't find Zoe Kravitz attractive at all
But tell us more about how you have better options than Channing Tatum does.
I've met Channing multiple times and he's a cool dude. I know his former wife's dad really well. Channing downgraded to Zoe from Jenna if you ask me
20ag07 said:Her boyfriend, Channing Tatum, who, let's be honest, certainly has all the options, disagrees.Quote:
Man I simply don't find Zoe Kravitz attractive at all
But tell us more about how you have better options than Channing Tatum does.
You understand people can have personal preferences, right?
Sure, and running their mouth bout them is also a choice.
you call what wangus said running his mouth?