Originally posted by Magic_attack
I wonder how many Batman movies Bale is going to make?
Well apparently Nolan is planning a trilogy of Batman movies which I think would be good well I think Bale has signed on for three movies. But according to an Empire interview Nolan was never planning to do a sequel to Begins but changed his mind because he was so into the idea of bringing The Joker into his Batman world that he had so flawlessly created in Begins. So at this point no one really knows Nolan is the kind of guy who just focuses on one movie at a time and puts his all into that one movie however Bale has confirmed in an interview that the end of The Dark Knight sets enough up for there to be a sequel.
Originally posted by Mr Shindiggery
Well apparently Nolan is planning a trilogy of Batman movies which I think would be good well I think Bale has signed on for three movies. But according to an Empire interview Nolan was never planning to do a sequel to Begins but changed his mind because he was so into the idea of bringing The Joker into his Batman world that he had so flawlessly created in Begins. So at this point no one really knows Nolan is the kind of guy who just focuses on one movie at a time and puts his all into that one movie however Bale has confirmed in an interview that the end of The Dark Knight sets enough up for there to be a sequel.
That is good. I think Bale is a good actor, and I am quite pleased with his performance thus far.
Originally posted by Neo Darkhalen
It seems like one of them is going to burst out laughing and ruin the take in that pic.
LOL na Neo this is one of the key scenes I am looking forward to seeing in The Dark Knight the interrogation scene. This is going to portray the edgy dynamic between Batman and The Joker that is shown so well in the comics and from from the trailer I can see Joker saying to Batman in this scene "You change things forever....there`s no going back see to them your just a freak....LIKE ME!"
Originally posted by Mr Shindiggery
Yeh he was a really good Batman. I liked Micheal Keaton, Val Kilmer and Kevin Conroy also they played Batman really well as well but to me Bale will always be king.
My list of Batman goes as -
1. Christian Bale
2. Michael Keaton
3. Adam West
4. Val Kilmer
5. Lewis Wilson/Robert Lowery
I enjoy watching the animated shows, but I lean more towards Live Action myself.
Originally posted by Mr Shindiggery
Cool list Magic what are the TV serials from the 1940s like I have never watched them.
They are far more campy then the 60's show. There was no Batmobile back then, so in some scenes Batman and Robin are driving in their vehicle (either a Cadillac or a Mercury) and then later on Bruce and Dick are riding in the same vehicle. 😱 The costumes fit rather poorly as well, lol.
You cant watch these and expect that they are anything great, but they are the originals and they helped bring Comic Books to the silver screen and I am thankful for it.
Originally posted by Magic_attack
They are far more campy then the 60's show. There was no Batmobile back then, so in some scenes Batman and Robin are driving in their vehicle (either a Cadillac or a Mercury) and then later on Bruce and Dick are riding in the same vehicle. 😱 The costumes fit rather poorly as well, lol.You cant watch these and expect that they are anything great, but they are the originals and they helped bring Comic Books to the silver screen and I am thankful for it.
Oh yes indeed, the 60's show was campy and riddled with flaws but in the end it helped batman reach the popularity it deserved.
Originally posted by Neo Darkhalen
Oh yes indeed, the 60's show was campy and riddled with flaws but in the end it helped batman reach the popularity it deserved.
Too true my friend and as a long term Batman comic reader I would call the Batman TV series a valid interpretation of Batman because at the time the comics were really campy and full of zani one liners.