Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

Originally posted by -Pr-
If he writes him like Angel, sure.

Reynolds? Not so much, imo.

Originally posted by Firefly218
Honestly though, some of the Angel episodes that Whedon has written are very Batman-ish. Malcolm Reynolds is also a good example of Whedon's ability to create adult, complex, dark characters with suave and wit.

Yeah there's some episodes in the 1st season of Angel I can see as the right tone for Batman.

Originally posted by DARTH POWER
Yeah there's some episodes in the 1st season of Angel I can see as the right tone for Batman.

Originally posted by Firefly218
A combination of the two would be ideal in my opinion

For Batman? Really? Hal Jordan, I totally see it, but Batman? He's not the snarky type.

Originally posted by DARTH POWER
Yeah there's some episodes in the 1st season of Angel I can see as the right tone for Batman.

I'd say that he gets more Batman-ish as time went on.

Whedon should just make an Angel movie.

Phuck Batman.

Originally posted by Mindset
Whedon should just make an Angel movie.

Phuck Batman.

👆

The cast is still young enough too.

Originally posted by -Pr-
For Batman? Really? Hal Jordan, I totally see it, but Batman? He's not the snarky type.

Originally posted by Firefly218
I wouldn't consider Mal snarky at all actually. If anything, he was written as a character with strength and conviction, with darkness and moral complexity and with suave and an occasional light-hearted side. A lot of those elements would fit fantastically with Batman, some elements would not fit well. Anyways, I wouldn't put it past whedon to acclimate to Batman and deliver a kickass movie.

How is he not snarky?

Originally posted by Mindset
Uh...what?

How is he not snarky?

Sure he's snarky at times, but I wouldn't define his character with "Snarky". There are other aspects of his character which are in a way universal, well fitting for a Bruce Wayne

I honestly don't agree. Bruce Wayne, being a "role" Batman plays, is a more in-control, less "seat of his pants" kind of guy, which I feel Reynolds is.

That said, I still think Whedon could do a good job with Batman, given the chance.

Originally posted by -Pr-
I honestly don't agree. Bruce Wayne, being a "role" Batman plays, is a more in-control, less "seat of his pants" kind of guy, which I feel Reynolds is.

That said, I still think Whedon could do a good job with Batman, given the chance.

let whedon do batman then he can kill affleck and the film will be a battle for the cowl type script with an adult Dick Grayson taking over 😂 😂 😂 😆 😆

Originally posted by -Pr-

I'd say that he gets more Batman-ish as time went on.

I dunno, I'm thinking of the first episode where he doesn't save the girl. Was pretty dark. Then the one with Spike and the Pedo Vampire torturing him.

As time went on the tone became more and more Buffy like with the humor. Not that it wasn't still a great show.

Originally posted by DARTH POWER
I dunno, I'm thinking of the first episode where he doesn't save the girl. Was pretty dark. Then the one with Spike and the Pedo Vampire torturing him.

As time went on the tone became more and more Buffy like with the humor. Not that it wasn't still a great show.

I think it did get a bit lighter in the middle, but by mid season 4, I honestly felt like it was getting darker again, darker than it had ever been before, which culminated with the "lost cause" towards the end of the show.

And Angel's amazing prep work in season 5... I remember watching it, and I will freely admit I never saw that shit coming.

Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
interesting read...

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/superman-batman-dcs-real-battle-792190

Originally posted by -Pr-
And Angel's amazing prep work in season 5... I remember watching it, and I will freely admit I never saw that shit coming.

Looks alright, nothing extraordinary.

He looks like he stepped out of the Arkham series. He will look a lot better on film, obviously.

Looks phucking retarded tbh, but yea, it'll probably look better on film.