WB must have hired the same makeup people from Darkest Hour cause I don't even recognize Colin Farrell
TCTTS said:
The only other instance I can think of similar to this is casting Guy Pearce as old-man Weyland in Prometheus. Which, at the time, made no sense either. Why not just cast an *actual* old man? But it was later revealed that they had shot an entire flashback with Guy Pearce as the age-appropriate version of his character, and then just gave him old man makeup for his scenes in the primary timeline. It was still a dumb decision - just cast two different actors for the two different ages, as Guy Pearce's old man makeup was terrible - but they at least had a reason, as dumb as the reason was.
But I wonder if something similar is happening here? Are we going to see a more dapper, good-looking version of Cobblepot in a flashback before he became the Penguin (if he's even called "The Penguin" in this iteration)? My gut says no, but otherwise, yeah, I just can't figure out the point of this, as there are plenty of amazing actors out there who *do* or *could* look somewhat like what they've come up with here, without much effort.
TCTTS said:
The only other instance I can think of similar to this is casting Guy Pearce as old-man Weyland in Prometheus. Which, at the time, made no sense either. Why not just cast an *actual* old man? But it was later revealed that they had shot an entire flashback with Guy Pearce as the age-appropriate version of his character, and then just gave him old man makeup for his scenes in the primary timeline. It was still a dumb decision - just cast two different actors for the two different ages, as Guy Pearce's old man makeup was terrible - but they at least had a reason, as dumb as the reason was.
But I wonder if something similar is happening here? Are we going to see a more dapper, good-looking version of Cobblepot in a flashback before he became the Penguin (if he's even called "The Penguin" in this iteration)? My gut says no, but otherwise, yeah, I just can't figure out the point of this, as there are plenty of amazing actors out there who *do* or *could* look somewhat like what they've come up with here, without much effort.
Living Legend said:TCTTS said:
The only other instance I can think of similar to this is casting Guy Pearce as old-man Weyland in Prometheus. Which, at the time, made no sense either. Why not just cast an *actual* old man? But it was later revealed that they had shot an entire flashback with Guy Pearce as the age-appropriate version of his character, and then just gave him old man makeup for his scenes in the primary timeline. It was still a dumb decision - just cast two different actors for the two different ages, as Guy Pearce's old man makeup was terrible - but they at least had a reason, as dumb as the reason was.
But I wonder if something similar is happening here? Are we going to see a more dapper, good-looking version of Cobblepot in a flashback before he became the Penguin (if he's even called "The Penguin" in this iteration)? My gut says no, but otherwise, yeah, I just can't figure out the point of this, as there are plenty of amazing actors out there who *do* or *could* look somewhat like what they've come up with here, without much effort.
Does it really matter tho? If that's the directors choice for the role I trust him until I get to see it for myself on screen.
Pretty ridiculous that this needs to be clarified in a Batman movie.TCTTS said:
So, either Superman is a fictional character in this universe and someone is dressed as him for Halloween - or - Superman is real in this universe and someone is dressed as him for Halloween. Either way, it appears as if Superman - as a concept - exists in The Batman universe.
Is Robert Pattinson playing a vampire again? Like a vampire Batman? Good god he's white. Is that makeup?AgfromHOU said:
Batman, Penguin, Catwoman, Falcone
Fair point. You'd think Superman and others would at least always exist in a Batman movie. But then you could argue that Superman would have flown in an cleaned up Gotham in any one of those movies, but that's always a comics problem too.TCTTS said:
Why?
Would you say the concept of Superman - either fictional or real - existed in the Nolan Batman movies?
I'm not sure it's a problem. In some of what I've read, Bruce and Clark have an agreement that Superman stays out of Gotham unless invited.Quad Dog said:Fair point. You'd think Superman and others would at least always exist in a Batman movie. But then you could argue that Superman would have flown in an cleaned up Gotham in any one of those movies, but that's always a comics problem too.TCTTS said:
Why?
Would you say the concept of Superman - either fictional or real - existed in the Nolan Batman movies?
I was also pointing out the frustration that DCU can't make up its mind on a set universe and stick to it.
OR....were they just having an actual Halloween party on the movie set?TCTTS said:
So, either Superman is a fictional character in this universe and someone is dressed as him for Halloween - or - Superman is real in this universe and someone is dressed as him for Halloween. Either way, it appears as if Superman - as a concept - exists in The Batman universe.
Does this mean Bruce Wayne will help Mando protect Baby Yoda? BY would make a great Robin!TCTTS said:
Makes sense, as the cinematographer, Greig Fraser, also shot The Mandalorian...
https://batman-news.com/2020/10/19/the-batman-stagecraft/
YouBet said:Is Robert Pattinson playing a vampire again? Like a vampire Batman? Good god he's white. Is that makeup?AgfromHOU said:
Batman, Penguin, Catwoman, Falcone
Ha. And if they were going to make the penguin look like Bruce Campbell with some makeup and hair loss, why not just cast Bruce Campbell!!!???AgStuckinLBK said:YouBet said:Is Robert Pattinson playing a vampire again? Like a vampire Batman? Good god he's white. Is that makeup?AgfromHOU said:
Batman, Penguin, Catwoman, Falcone
Mark Cuban really let himself go huh?
Now I can only think about a Batman / Army of Darkness crossover.Flashdiaz said:
and he could refer to his umbrella as his boom-stick