Dope model, but I hated this bat-mobile
The Batman (2022) Starring Robert Patterson (Spoilers Discussion Thread)
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Dope model, but I hated this bat-mobile
It's the most realistic and practical one.
...Batman isn't realistic or practical! That looks more like a car Blade would drive
I hated this movie couldn't even finish
Watching it..
They really trying to make beckys and beta male faggots the new macho man. LOL
It's so played out I can't even fuck with their
Movies anymore until I get a review from a
TRUSTWORTHY BGOL knigga...
I always thought the original Tumbler from Nolan's batman was pretty practical. the version Lucius showed Wayne in the original seemed pretty realistic too at least in my opinion.
It was one of the better Batman movies. My biggest issue was the slow pacing. Combine that with the length and it's can make some casuals lose attention.
The Tumbler was cool but its too heavy, slow and hard to maneuver.
I thought that's what made it work, due to the fact, it could take some legit damage for what batman needed to do with it. I thought it was cool it was actually built for military use to begin with.
He was an emo bytch! He looked like a dude in armor. It's a different kind of fear of a dude in a suit of armor.
Gotham is a major metropolitan city. Traffic is like New York, so while the Tumbler would be useless in that setting so would a muscle car. The cool thing about the Tumbler was that it would convert to that two-wheeler which would be better for New York streets. The Tumbler seemed bullet-proof that muscle car seemed like it always needed work done., but then again this was supposed to be a Batman Year One
James Gunn Responds To The Batman 2 Cancellation Rumors
The Batman - Part II has not been canceled, despite recent rumors. Fans have been speculating about the movie's cancelation, but James Gunn has denied this is the case. Given the success of the original movie and the DCU Elseworlds meaning it doesn't have to be DC Universe canon, it is unlikely The Batman - Part II would ever be canceled.
James Gunn Responds To The Batman 2 Cancellation Rumors
Is The Batman - Part II really canceled?
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Nah, man. He's too big! Bruce Wayne shouldn't look like he could kick my ass! One thing that they mentioned in Reacher was that he runs slow. Why does he run slow? Cause he's like 6'4 260lbs! Batman is a ninja and an escape artist...someone that big are neither of those. Batman is 6'2 210
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I'm cool with the idea of a bigger more physically imposing batman, kind of like the frank miller batman is pretty huge looking.
The size of the guy won't matter as much as how they write this new batman, hell Hugh Jackman was way too big to be wolverine but I don't think anyone would say that he didn't embody that character. hopefully it's good whoever they choose!
Good 1st episode for penguin
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When James Gunn and Peter Safran took on the challenge of reinventing the DC cinematic universe, they inherited two curveballs. There were two franchises, at the time, that had established their own levels of success, and were deemed “Elseworld” projects – existing outside of the canon that Gunn and Safran were going to establish.
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November 27, 2024
I Rewatched The Penguin With My Son, And His Reaction To It Brings Up A Pretty Big Problem For DC Moving Forward
Let's break this all down.
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"I Could Genuinely Be Retiring": Robert Pattinson Addresses When The Batman Trilogy Could Finally End
While the DC Elseworlds brand is going strong with Reeves' The Batman universe, especially after The Penguin spinoff show, things are still moving slowly for The Batman - Part II, with the script still being written. However, with a release date set for October 2026, it begs the question if things will be ready by the time principal photography needs to begin.
By Andy Behbakht
December 4, 2024
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While the DC Elseworlds brand is going strong with Reeves' The Batman universe, especially after The Penguin spinoff show, things are still moving slowly for The Batman - Part II, with the script still being written. However, with a release date set for October 2026, it begs the question if things will be ready by the time principal photography needs to begin.
By Andy Behbakht
December 4, 2024
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The Batman 2 starts filming next year.
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'The Batman' sequel delayed again, now set for 2027 release
'The Batman' sequel has been delayed again, so fans will have to wait until 2027 to see Robert Pattinson play the Dark Knight again.
'The Batman' sequel delayed again, now set for 2027 release
'The Batman' sequel has been delayed again, so fans will have to wait until 2027 to see Robert Pattinson play the Dark Knight again.ew.com
If Gunn has his way, do you think this sequel gets made?
Didn't dude bring in another director for a different universe Batman movie?
I think it HAS to get made
contractually and because the first one was a HUGE hit and with the success of Penguin it just HAS to be made.
And now this director is in a powerful position.