Originally posted by Bat Dude
Robin done right would add a whole new layer to the Bruce Wayne character... So at some point, I'd like to at least see Richard Grayson... But not yet...
Maybe, but not with Bale as Batman.
I didn't realize I messed the link up, so for those too lazy to copy and paste:
http://www.slashfilm.com/2008/07/02/christian-bale-rules-out-robin-for-batman-3-and-beyond/
Pretty funny comments by Bale if you ask me.
Originally posted by Bat Dude
Robin done right would add a whole new layer to the Bruce Wayne character... So at some point, I'd like to at least see Richard Grayson... But not yet...
What I wouldn't mind see happen. Chris Nolan could introduce Dick Grayson at some point and the spin him off into his own film.
Originally posted by Bat Dude
Robin done right would add a whole new layer to the Bruce Wayne character... So at some point, I'd like to at least see Richard Grayson... But not yet...
I agree.It would be nice to see him in a sequal at some point,just not quite yet.If done right,Robin would be a great addition,the problem before was O'donnel was about the worst candidate possible to play the role,cant think of too many people out there who are that much of a worse actor than him.To top it off he was way too old for the role so people have that horrible memory to go by and automatically assume Robin would be bad for a Batman sequal.
You guys are all thinking he'll be a "side kick", but why not go the route they've gone in the comics?
Have him be a close ally to Batman... Let Robin kinda do his own thing, taking down the small time thugs and such, while Batman takes the Mafia bosses and psychos... And when necessary, have Robin and Batman work together on very large cases...
That way, you still have Batman as a loner character, but you also get what is imo, a vital part of his character development, and that's the mentor part...