Originally posted by Neo Darkhalen
What he did with Venom was immature; selfish, just because he did not like the villain, you still have to be fair and professional, like with me if I was directing a Spider-Man film, I can't stand Carnage I hate him with a passion, now if the company I am currently working in collaboration with and getting my money from tell me they want Carnage, whether I like it or not I have to oblige, now if that is the case, even if I hate the villain I know he has a strong fan base, so I have to be careful, I would go away and do research and come back with a good mind for the direction of the character, I may add a few ideas in there to improve him, and take some things away that may be difficult to implement, or to tone him down, but I would still try my hardest to get the greatest portrayal for him, so that everyone enjoys the film; if he is the star villain then everyone is pleased with the star villain, that's professional.
Yes very true the only flaw I see of the Nolan verse is that because its realistic certain villains can`t be done like Mr Freeze, Clayface, Poison Ivy, Man Bat etc just to name a few but I have big hopes for The Dark Knight if Nolan is making a trilogy then TDK is shaping up to be the Empire Strikes Back of the trilogy. 😎
Originally posted by Neo Darkhalen
I would really like to see a decent representation of Mr. Freeze and Riddler, I doubt we will get it, its a shame because they are two of my favorites.
After Nolan I would like to see Guillermo del Toro do a trilogy of Batman movies because I feel he will be able to bring the more fantastical elements of the Batman universe to life flawlessly and if you need proof look no further then Hellboy. I would love David Tennent to play the Riddler if he plays him like the 90s Animated Series that would be amazing and Mr Freeze I would really like to see on screen I written him in one of my scripts and he is a very fun villain to write. But of course my favorite Batman villain will always be The Joker. 😎
Originally posted by Neo Darkhalen
Sorry in fact he should be called Mr. Zero that was his name first, I liked the 90's TAS version, adding a wife really added a tragic element to him, I found Jim carry to be good as a humorous Riddler, but I was missing that added sinister and traumatising experience.
I did not like Jim Carey at all as The Riddler, he is not supposed a high on cafine kind of villain who is silly as but a sinister as well as cold and calculating villain.
Neo what would you think of Guillermo del Toro doing a Batman movie and David Tennent playing The Riddler?? 😉
Originally posted by Neo Darkhalen
Riddler was really stupid, and wore a stupid outfit, a really stupid one, as for that idea, I like the sound of it.
Yeh I agree in fact I found the way they did The Riddler on the Batman more credible then Jim Carey`s Riddler because he was at least cold and calculating as well as that he posed a threat to Batman that forced him to use his mind and no stupid box sucking brain waves either that really got on my waffles. 😠 😠 😠
You see for me Batman has always had different villains to test different aspects of his life and personality.
Joker-his mental torturer
Riddler-his intellectual competitor
Two-Face-his moral villain
Freeze-his strength tester
Catwomen-his torn life to love and to hate
Ivy-his inner temptation personified
Clayface-his world he sees disfigured
Penguin-his social class enemy
Scarecrow-his inner fear unleashed
Rahl-his sophisticate challenger
Man Bat-his beast inside.
Killer Croc-his insincts
Originally posted by steverules
You know what your problem is...you assume to much
Yes, that's one of his problems.
Originally posted by steverules
Is everyone having a Steve day....no wait...uhm...is everyone having a rules day...no thats not it either....is everyone having a steverules day? 😄 Dammit thats not it either 😠
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