Riceball
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Plus it was based on a very popular book that was written with a cliffhanger ending because it was part of a trilogy.
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
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Plus it was based on a very popular book that was written with a cliffhanger ending because it was part of a trilogy.
ooSuperman23
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From what I understand that's exactly why they pushed back BvS or whatever it will be called, so that they could get everything mapped out. At least that's my hope...
not to mention it was a book series released 60 years ago now with a popularity rivalling the Bible
RougeAvenger81
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CBN.com was reporting the Garner saw the "first" batsuit Ben will have, but it is rumored now that he will have two. She supposedly saw the same suit that Kevin Smith did, but the later suit will possibly be more armored. The article said "similar" to that of Rises. IDK how I feel about that. I'm ok with having a bit of armor if it looked kind of like Arkham's suit, but I think the all black needs to go. Otherwise they all look too much alike.
RougeAvenger81
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This is an off the ropes thought, but I just watched Lone Survivor last night (awesome btw) and they had a first look an d trailer for Robocop before it. With all the casting rumors that have been thrown out there, I want one more. Michael Keeton as a villain. Just seeing him doing bigger roles again and the fact that he looks like he may be the villain in Omnicorp for Robocop, I would love to see him as a villain. You have to admit, one of the best parts to him being Batman was his strangeness as Bruce Wayne. He could pull off a crazy villain very well.
YenChih Lin
Master Member
Did you just re-read what you typed in? I would… I mean, come on, you really want to have Michael Keaton being a villain in a DC movie to tarnish his play as "I am Batman!" and make a lot of people angry?
I would love to see Keaton as a bad guy. It wouldn't take anything away from his role as Batman. Keaton would be awesome doing a crazy villain.
rodneyfaile
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Chris Evans having been in the Fantastic Four doesn't detract from his role as Captain America.
OldKen
Master Member
He already tarnished it himself by being cast as Batman in the first place!
RougeAvenger81
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I'll simply leave the statements that follow yours speak for me. It's just a matter of opinion. Your post...is bad. The end.
I'm not a huge fan of Keaton, but for him to tarnish his batman role, or for any actor to tarnish one of his particular role, he would have to be batman again in a sequel or prequel of Burton's batman IMO, which is not gonna happen anytime soon. So there you go, Keaton's batman is safe for whoever liked him in the role.
On the side note, I watched the DC animated 2009 Wonder Woman movie, I really hope they'll keep the Greek roots (wether the gods were aliens or not), the battle scenes were really nice, beheadings and all, that would look terrific in live action, 300 style minus all the slow-mo maybe. And Hyppolita's battle armor would be perfect, even in the cartoon they acknowledge that the pilot could get arrested for solicitation by being seen next to WW in her traditional outfit
On the side note, I watched the DC animated 2009 Wonder Woman movie, I really hope they'll keep the Greek roots (wether the gods were aliens or not), the battle scenes were really nice, beheadings and all, that would look terrific in live action, 300 style minus all the slow-mo maybe. And Hyppolita's battle armor would be perfect, even in the cartoon they acknowledge that the pilot could get arrested for solicitation by being seen next to WW in her traditional outfit
JD
Master Member
Keaton is still the best big screen Batman I've seen. Not that that's saying much - but, with all the fanboy drama that his casting caused, he still managed to pull it off pretty well. Was he perfect? No - but, he was pretty good.
Would he make a good villain - he's a solid actor. I'm sure with the proper material, he'd do a fine job.
Would he make a good villain - he's a solid actor. I'm sure with the proper material, he'd do a fine job.
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Kittlemeier
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Okay. Hated Keaton as Batman, but like him very much in most other things, especially as Ray Nicolette. Hated Nicholson as the Joker. Can't stand most Burton movies but if they had to use Burton, and he had to reuse actors from his last movie like we now know he does, I would have loved Alec Baldwin as Batman and Keaton as Joker. Still wouldn't have been any good, but at least the casting would've made sense.
Oh, and I wouldn't mind Keaton at all as a villain in a new DC movie as long as his casting was appropriate to the character.
Just as long as Wonder Woman isn't the illegitimate daughter of Zeus or of Krypton heritage, I'll be fine.
