Originally posted by Impediment
I realize that in comic book movies there is no pleasing every single fan. I have a better chance of being struck by lightning and hit by a meteor while being attacked by a great white shark than a comic book film pleasing every fan without anyone complaining about something they didnt like or over critiquing little things. If, hypothetically speaking, the Joker were to appear in the next Batman films, and throw acid in Harvey Dent's face scarring him in to becoming Two-Face I would be disappointed but I would also realize that there is only so much story you can squeeze into a 2 hour or so movie without going too in-depth in to the comic continuum. Maybe its just wishful thinking, but I would hope that the screenwriters can show a liitle margin of integrity and stick to the real storyline and origin.
Under Nolans direction I dont think that will ever happen with The Joker throwing acid in his face.Nolan unlike Burton and Scgumacher is a fans director and is aware of the outrage it would have within the fans.I would not be surprised though if The Joker might be someone who is behind the crimes in the next film only we dont see joker till the thrid film.I think we will see two face in the next film though because there has been much talk of it and also Bruce said at his party-All you two faced clowns.
I hope thats a joke.......
For the 2nd flick i they should have Dent not become Two-face at all until maybe the very end....I think it would be cool if they showed the close relationship between Bruce Wayne and Harvey Dent...they could have Batman/Bruce Wayne and Dent work togethor to try and bring down The Joker, it would just make you want to see the next movie more because you want to see how Batman would react when his best bud loses it and goes crazy, they could play off the conflict that batman has with him trying to saving his best friend instead of just bringin in another villian....I think if they play the Two-Face card right they could make the 2nd movie better than the 1st and the 3rd movie better than the 2nd
One has to remember, though, that Harvey "Apollo" Dent is handsome, and a large framed man. Im not saying that the actor needs to be carved out of wood and weigh 250 lbs., but Thomas Jane is one of the more spoken of names from my female friends who, talk about sexiness and/or good looks. I ,personally, just think he'd be good because of the intensity he showed us in "The Punisher" movie. Guy Pierce, I dont think, has ever had a role of a psycho-type character. Unless you want to count "Ravenous", maybe. I think he is a damn good actor, though.
cough*justin and kelly*cough....
cough*crossroads*cough.....
cough*the rock*cough....
cough*ben foster as Angel*cough....
cough*possibility of Chameleon in Spider-Man 3*cough....
cough*Bernie Mac/Cedric the Entertainer/D.L. Hughley*cough....
Need I continue? lol
Hollywood is without a doubt stupid enough to do that. Christopher Nolan, however, isn't...thank God.
Somewhere on the sites, I forgot which one it was, but the original plan was...
After Harvey Dent, Gordon, and Batman put Joker away, Rupert Thorne manages replaces Mr. Napier and runs the mob. Dent brought his own "police force" to the warehouse with no permission from governor to track down the mobs. However, Batman was informed and came to stop him. An accident happened and a burst bubble affected Harvey's health and personality. Becoming Two Face, he sworn to kill Thorne, but Batman won't let that happen. They went from OLD CRIME FIGHTING MATES to NEW ENEMIES.
I think it will be awesome if the BATLIGHT appears and Batman came by. Gordon isn't there, but someone else in the darks. Harvey's good side appears in the light. He flips the coin and told Batman that they both have same thing in common...TWO PERSONALITY. He also reminded the Dark Knight that they were a hell of a team against the crimes. He then offered him a partnership in taking over Gotham City. Batman of course refused and Harvey finished the conversation with a line..."STAY OUT OF MY WAY AND I'LL STAY OUT OF YOURS."
They should have had Harvey dent in BATMAN BEGINS. If this is about BATMAN's origins they should have introduced the "New" district attorney, Harvey Dent. I hope that scene was cut out or something because it would make too many people wish for a sequel even if the movie flopped (Incompetent Suits) and Harvey Dent was in BATMAN BEGINS but we didn't see it or it was very minor or something. It would have been ****ing awesome if Tommy Lee Jones was in the first BATMAN then was still District Attorney in BATMAN RETURNS then became two-face in the final shot in the triology BATMAN FOREVER. It would feel like the three movies were really connected and I hope they do that with BATMAN BEGINS. I guess what I am trying to say is that I do not want TWO FACE in BATMAN BEGINS I want HARVEY DENT in BATMAN BEGINS AGAIN.
Originally posted by TwoFace2
Somewhere on the sites, I forgot which one it was, but the original plan was...After Harvey Dent, Gordon, and Batman put Joker away, Rupert Thorne manages replaces Mr. Napier and runs the mob. Dent brought his own "police force" to the warehouse with no permission from governor to track down the mobs. However, Batman was informed and came to stop him. An accident happened and a burst bubble affected Harvey's health and personality. Becoming Two Face, he sworn to kill Thorne, but Batman won't let that happen. They went from OLD CRIME FIGHTING MATES to NEW ENEMIES.
I think it will be awesome if the BATLIGHT appears and Batman came by. Gordon isn't there, but someone else in the darks. Harvey's good side appears in the light. He flips the coin and told Batman that they both have same thing in common...TWO PERSONALITY. He also reminded the Dark Knight that they were a hell of a team against the crimes. He then offered him a partnership in taking over Gotham City. Batman of course refused and Harvey finished the conversation with a line..."STAY OUT OF MY WAY AND I'LL STAY OUT OF YOURS."
I think a cooler quote would be "Stay out of OUR way, and we'll stay out of yours"
Further into the split psychosis of his