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Muppet King:

--- Quote from: Ikrik on 06 May 2008, 21:26 ---Saying that Christian Bale isn't the right person for Batman is like saying that Roger Moore was the perfect Bond.  Christian Bale is everything that I imagine Batman to be and he does an incredible job.

No Man's Land?  Dude.....that'd have to be movie 5 or 6....which I would totally wait for.  The only problem with that is that you have to introduce Robin and then turn him into Nightwing and a bunch of other characters that might be a little bit hard to pull off.  It'd be kind of hard to have No Man's Land without Joker....and it's hard to have Joker without Heath Ledger.

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A matter of opinion I guess.

Yeah, No Man's Land is completely undoable.  Here's a short list of characters they'd have to introduce in order to do it:

Montoya
Bullock
Essen
Barbara Gordon
Dick Grayson
Tim Drake
Black Mask
Tallyman
The Penguin
Poison Ivy
Bane
maybe Scarface
Huntress
They'd have to introduce Cass Cain and Harlequin

It'd never work, but it's my favorite story arc and I can always hope someday it'd work....for now I'll settle with the Joker getting kneecapped.

0bsessions:
To say nothing about the fact No Man's Land was epically fucking long and drawn out and dragged something fierce.

Lines:
Without Heath, I don't see how they can introduce Harley Quinn unless it's just when she's paired up with Poison Ivy. It'd be kind of cool to have those two in action, but it'd be kind of sad to see Harley without the Joker.

JediBendu:
I somewhat agree with some of the sentiments on Christian Bale. I actually don't really like him that much as Bruce Wayne/Batman. That being said, from what I've seen so far there's nothing wrong with the casting of Aaron Eckhart or Heath Ledger in their roles. It's partially why I'm looking forward so much to The Dark Knight, because even though I didn't like Bale in Batman Begins, just the nature that this movie won't contain a Batman origin story could mean a greater focus on the villains, who just so happen to be the two main Batman villains period, so there's even more evidence to a greater emphasis on them.

Basically, as long as Bale does decent enough in my mind, I'm probably still going to love the movie cause the villains look fantastic.

Storm Rider:
Now, my experience with Batman is pretty much exclusively from the animated series, but is Two-Face really the most important villain aside from the Joker? I guess it would make sense, considering the former identity and all, but I don't recall him being that important.

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