Superposition
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Winter Gotham City is the best.
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Matt Reeves shares the first camera test shots for The Batman: Part 2
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Itchy.Tasty.
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epicurius-seven
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Yay, more relentless orange.
Can't Batman fight a shark at the beach or something?
Can't Batman fight a shark at the beach or something?
Richard Packer
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Have they confirmed the cast yet?
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Sebastian Stan is playing Harvey Dent
Richard Packer
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That's the main villain?
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Not sure but I hope it's The Court of Owls
Edit- I think the main villain is gonna to be Phantasm
That one villain from that animated Batman film
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Vyse
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Revolutionary
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That seemed to be what The Penguin was hinting at... but the casting of this movie is leaning in a different direction so far.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
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I hope so, I just want new villians other than Joker, Two-Face and the other big names of his Rogue Gallery. The Court of Owls is one of my favorite Batman stories. I also hope we get Hugo Strange, Killer Croc, Ventrilqulist, Professor Pyg, Black Mask, etc
I know lot of those I mentioned go into the fantastical than the realistic but Batman has always had villains that are more supernatural than realistic
Rockondevil
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I much preferred it. It felt like Batman in the early years and starting his detective journey.
As opposed to The Dark Knight that tried for realism to an extent but made all the villains not like their comic counterpart at all.
Nolans Batman had so much handed to him immediately. Lucky him.
March Climber
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I liked it a lot because it had a serious Batman actually solving a case with the help of Gordon, which to me was probably the closest we will ever get to both cartoons.
I don't compare this to Nolan's trilogy because they are going for different things. What happens in Dark Knight Rises very clearly shows how different of a direction Nolan went with his Batman.
RavenSan
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It is my favorite Batman movie full stop. I absolutely loved it.
I also love the Nolan trilogy, too, to be clear, I'm not taking anything away from them. But I think Reeves just nailed what Batman should be.
epicurius-seven
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Textbook case of Teal and Orange Disease and seemed to just go on forever.
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spookyfish
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Matt Reeves only direction for The Batman: "Slower."
(I kid, I kid. Or do I?? No, I do. Do I?)
(I kid, I kid. Or do I?? No, I do. Do I?)
YCoCg
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Yes, very much, he's actually Batman in these movies and appears to be have been doing so on the regular unlike the Nolan trilogy where if you look back on it, he's Batman for like a year or so and that's it.
Rentahamster
Rodent Whores
I thought it was good. Nolan's was good too, but in a different way.
March Climber
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I feel similar to you about Nolan's Batman. The best thing Nolan's Batman (especially Batman Begins) did was ground the character as much as possible to try and show that this vigilante could potentially exist in real life with a ton of the right conditions and actual real life gear behind his technology, because before that the previous movies were sometimes kind of just making stuff up as they went along.
Trilobit
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My mind jumped to the 1989 one at first and I felt anger bubbling up lol. I was incredibly disappointed in it. Batman walking like a tank towards gunfire instead of using the shadows to take out people. The incredibly lame bombastic ending with the fights on the ceiling catwalk and flood with Batman being recorded in daylight by cameras. Batman walking retardedly straight into the nightclub instead of appearing mysteriously in the Penguin's office.
Though it did give us this cool scene with Bruce knocking out a guy with two quick punches:
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Bert Big Balls
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Was never a huge batman fan but watched The Batman on the biggest cinema screen in the UK and it was incredible. Looking forward to this.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Diddy X
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Alfred is back? Nvm, he never died, gotta watch the movie again.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Yeah he's back, I'm really excited fo this one especially due to the new actors joining the sequel
kpopSuperstar
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If they add fucking Paul Dano as the joker then it's gonna be a horrible film. Even that little bit he did was atrociously bad stuff that ruined the ending of it.
Badlucktroll
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clarky
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Paul Dano was The Riddler? Think you mean Barry Keoghan.
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Liopleurodon
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Richard Packer
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YCoCg
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Good news, Paul Dano will not be the joker as he was the riddler in the first one.
clarky
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Love Paul Dano. His performance in There Will Be Blood was epic.
On topic, looking forward to this. The last one shat the bed in the final act but did a lot right.
Trilobit
Absolutely Cozy
What?
kpopSuperstar
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Whoever was laughing in the cell at the end, might as well be Paul Dano.
clarky
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Be a stretch, as like I said Paul Dano was the Riddler. The main villain in the movie.
rob def has the aesthetic and the suit was very well designedMy mind jumped to the 1989 one at first and I felt anger bubbling up lol. I was incredibly disappointed in it. Batman walking like a tank towards gunfire instead of using the shadows to take out people. The incredibly lame bombastic ending with the fights on the ceiling catwalk and flood with Batman being recorded in daylight by cameras. Batman walking retardedly straight into the nightclub instead of appearing mysteriously in the Penguin's office.
Though it did give us this cool scene with Bruce knocking out a guy with two quick punches:
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NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Chuck Berry
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BRING IT ON
Nothin beats Patman & Keaton. I will be taking off of work when this finally drops.
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