Niteshade007
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The Mad Hatter would be cool. I liked his episode on Batman: The Animated Series.
Dr.Sartorius said:It looks like Nolan is setting up Two Face to be the main villain for BB 3.
Baron Brunwald said:It'll be Harvey Dent/Two-Face
Favreau also described his approach as similar to an independent film, "f Robert Altman had directed Superman", and also cited Batman Begins as an inspiration.
But Norton had well-established (if underground) writing experience and strong ideas about how to separate the film from any confusion over its connection to the 2003 Ang Lee version by casting it in a more distinct, starting-over vein like "Batman Begins" or "Casino Royale."
McG said that it will also be about the development of the Model 101 Terminator: scenes involve humans being captured and studied by Skynet in order to perfect their cybernetic organisms, and Connor explaining "If we let these things go online, the war is over." He explained the film will "begin again very much in the spirit of what Nolan did with Batman," in that it will not require audiences to have seen the previous films, and that it is "a bit of a sequel and a prequel because it tells the story of how we got there."
"We have entertained the idea of a PG-13 rating largely because Batman Begins, in my opinion, was made compromise-free. So we'll see. The movie comes first and it will be protected at all times."
Goonie said:I actually think the "influence" started with X-Men where the comic book movies were less campy, but Batman Begins merely perfected it.
Goonie said:I actually think the "influence" started with X-Men where the comic book movies were less campy, but Batman Begins merely perfected it.
Same here, until I forgot I saw it.roundshort said:I was really disappointed in Batman Begins
YouNeverKnow said:Batman Begins is a better "Batman" movie for my dollar. Not that I didn't like TDK, because I think it is awesome. But the hardcore ninja training, the recurrent lines of dialogue, and even the look of Gotham in this movie is far superior to TDK. I don't particularly enjoy the blue-ness of that movie, if it makes any sense, or the blatant stand-in of Chicago for the city. Gotham in BB was grittier, in particular the claustrophobic look of the Narrows. I liked the stuff about the fear toxin because that was very much rooted in Batman's world, and actually featuring Ra's al Ghul the way they did was inspired. So far, it is my personal benchmark by which I judge all other superhero origin movies.
YouNeverKnow said:Batman Begins is a better "Batman" movie for my dollar. Not that I didn't like TDK, because I think it is awesome. But the hardcore ninja training, the recurrent lines of dialogue, and even the look of Gotham in this movie is far superior to TDK. I don't particularly enjoy the blue-ness of that movie, if it makes any sense, or the blatant stand-in of Chicago for the city. Gotham in BB was grittier, in particular the claustrophobic look of the Narrows. I liked the stuff about the fear toxin because that was very much rooted in Batman's world, and actually featuring Ra's al Ghul the way they did was inspired. So far, it is my personal benchmark by which I judge all other superhero origin movies.
TheMutt92 said:I think you hit it on the nail. BB and TDK are so different its hard to compare, in fact Nolan intended to create different atmospheres between the two films (the inspiration behind BB was Blade Runner, while TDK was Heat, two VERY different films). So if Nolan decides to make Batman 3 in a way different from both BB and TDK, I'll be all for it (kinda like how art designs change between different comics). But personally, I'd like to see him go back to look of BB. It just seemed like Gotham was too cleaned up in TDK for my liking, but I don't know if its because we're in a different section of the city or if the people miraculously were able to clean all that muck up in just a year.