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(Daily Mail) Interesting Christian Bale: "This will be my last Batman movie." Well what he actually said was "GRRR GRRR GrrrGrr" but you know what he means   (dailymail.co.uk) divider line 108
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2011-11-26 06:48:05 PM
welcome to 2005.
 
2011-11-26 07:29:28 PM
Well, it makes sense since it's always been a trilogy, and there isn't going to be another one from Nolan. I figure Michael Bay will "reboot" the franchise in a few years and we'll not only be pining for another Nolan movie, but we'll be wishing for "Batman and Robin".
 
2011-11-26 07:34:31 PM
OH, GOOD FOR YOU!
 
2011-11-26 07:40:35 PM
CitizenTed: "RAR ruh RAR rar-RAR-RAR. Ro RAR ruh RAR rar RAR. Rar?"

/not often I get to use that one
 
2011-11-26 08:14:37 PM
UH NUN SEE ATE!
 
2011-11-26 08:18:36 PM
One of the reasons I can't take the Nolan Batman movies seriously. Killer steam and sophomoric ethics questions answered by a Magical Negro are others.
 
2011-11-26 08:23:06 PM
theorellior: One of the reasons I can't take the Nolan Batman movies seriously.


You mean aside from the fact that they are Batman movies right?
 
2011-11-26 08:27:30 PM
JK47: theorellior: One of the reasons I can't take the Nolan Batman movies seriously.

You mean aside from the fact that they are Batman movies right?


Comic books: serious business.
 
2011-11-26 08:29:42 PM
theorellior: One of the reasons I can't take the Nolan Batman movies seriously. Killer steam and sophomoric ethics questions answered by a Magical Negro are others.

"Magical Negro" would make a great bluegrass band name
 
2011-11-26 08:30:40 PM
I admit I found the last two Batman movies entertaining, but I'm getting sick of the influence they've had on every other hero story in the past few years -- the whole grunt-whispering thing is getting really old. Aren't there other ways for an action hero to speak?
 
2011-11-26 08:37:20 PM
JK47: You mean aside from the fact that they are Batman movies right?

Indeed. I could deal with the Burton movies precisely because there was an element of camp involved. The other problem is that every other Nolan film I've seen, with the exception of Memento, have been stilted examinations of sophomoric ethics problems.
 
2011-11-26 08:39:05 PM
fusillade762: Comic books: serious business.

I've come to the realization that comic book movies are just not my cup of tea. I think the only one I've really liked in quite a while was Kick-Ass, which was more of a spoof of comic book movies.
 
2011-11-26 08:43:03 PM
Who's the smarmy Val Kilmer equivalent they'll be replacing him with? Seann William Scott? Ashton Kutcher? Ryan Reynolds?
 
2011-11-26 08:43:07 PM
He just sounds like that because he starts thinking about his horrible carny relatives and the rage just paralyzes his jaw.
 
2011-11-26 08:47:08 PM
Aren't they going to reboot the franchise anyways for the eventual Justice League movie?
 
2011-11-26 08:51:35 PM
EdgeRunner: Who's the smarmy Val Kilmer equivalent they'll be replacing him with? Seann William Scott? Ashton Kutcher? Ryan Reynolds?

Zach Galifianakis.
 
2011-11-26 08:58:25 PM
Why does "the batman voice" always make people get all emotional? It makes sense for him to talk like that.

Calm down.
 
2011-11-26 08:58:41 PM
May be time to think about scaling back super hero movies anyways....they're getting stale and the past decade has seen nearly every major character run into the ground. Though I'm still waiting on the Vinny Chase Aquaman movie.
 
2011-11-26 08:59:06 PM
EdgeRunner: Who's the smarmy Val Kilmer equivalent they'll be replacing him with? Seann William Scott? Ashton Kutcher? Ryan Reynolds?

Who's that douchebag who plays the douchebag in everything? He played the douchebag in Wedding Crashers and the douchebag in the Hangover movies. I could see him working.
 
2011-11-26 09:00:06 PM
FunkOut: EdgeRunner: Who's the smarmy Val Kilmer equivalent they'll be replacing him with? Seann William Scott? Ashton Kutcher? Ryan Reynolds?

Zach Galifianakis.


win

how about this guy
www.comicbookmovie.com
 
2011-11-26 09:00:15 PM
theorellior: JK47: You mean aside from the fact that they are Batman movies right?

Indeed. I could deal with the Burton movies precisely because there was an element of camp involved. The other problem is that every other Nolan film I've seen, with the exception of Memento, have been stilted examinations of sophomoric ethics problems.


You're typing this with one hand while holding up a brandy snifter in the other, aren't you?

/bet you have a monocle on as well.
 
2011-11-26 09:00:40 PM
FunkOut: Zach Galifianakis

Throw in Ed Helms as Robin and that's a trainwreck I won't be able to stop myself from watching.

Add in Shia LaBeouf, however, and I will swear such vengeance upon you and the next twelve generations of your family, it would make Frank Miller's Batman poop his spandex in terror.
 
2011-11-26 09:01:25 PM
Now if Warner Bros. and DC thought like people, they would let the Batman franchise stop here. Anything they do soon after this movie will not do terribly well, and be thought of poorly. A shoddy Batman after this would take a while to recover. They'd be much better served leaving us with a good Batman taste in our mouths. Eventually it would seem like time to revisit the whole Batman thing. Keep the comics going, move it over to TV, and let the movies be good. Net gain would be way higher.

If they thought like people.

/good batman taste
//heh
 
2011-11-26 09:01:32 PM
I'd rather he cut if off after three than be forced to deal with Nolan/Bale having to top each movie every time.
 
2011-11-26 09:04:33 PM
No surprise. Dude's got a mountain of money and an Oscar now, so he's gonna start doing whatever crazy-ass project he wants.
 
2011-11-26 09:04:35 PM
serpent_sky: Well, it makes sense since it's always been a trilogy, and there isn't going to be another one from Nolan. I figure Michael Bay will "reboot" the franchise in a few years and we'll not only be pining for another Nolan movie, but we'll be wishing for "Batman and Robin".

Say what you will, but Batman and Robin was probably the most internally consistent of the Burton/Schumacher movies.

Doesn't make it great, but it's something.

/Tried to watch Batman 89 the other day, it made me head hurt.
 
2011-11-26 09:10:29 PM
Taylor-sama: Why does "the batman voice" always make people get all emotional? It makes sense for him to talk like that.

Calm down.


Because most of the complainers grew up on Kevin Conroy's voice version of Batman. So, to them, that's how Batman should sound. Anything else is unacceptable. (Though Adam West may join on occasion if camp is needed.)
 
2011-11-26 09:10:49 PM
What they're going to do is wait and see if The Avengers hits and if it does, they'll reboot Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and whoever else for a Justice League franchise.
 
2011-11-26 09:12:31 PM
Taylor-sama: Why does "the batman voice" always make people get all emotional? It makes sense for him to talk like that.

Calm down.


This. If you were a famous billionaire fighting crime essentially in New York City, where you grew up and where your family is easily the city's most famous family, would you use your normal talking voice when dealing with criminals or would you alter it in some way?

/yeah, I know that's a run on
 
2011-11-26 09:14:07 PM
Hoban Washburne: Taylor-sama: Why does "the batman voice" always make people get all emotional? It makes sense for him to talk like that.

Calm down.

This. If you were a famous billionaire fighting crime essentially in New York City, where you grew up and where your family is easily the city's most famous family, would you use your normal talking voice when dealing with criminals or would you alter it in some way?

/yeah, I know that's a run on


Well, I'd get an electronic voice modifier and make my voice sound like Eartha Kitt's.
 
2011-11-26 09:16:34 PM
Hoban Washburne: This. If you were a famous billionaire fighting crime essentially in New York City, where you grew up and where your family is easily the city's most famous family, would you use your normal talking voice when dealing with criminals or would you alter it in some way?

Yeah but what about the times when the only person in the room already knows who he is, why does he still do the goofy voice?
 
2011-11-26 09:19:14 PM
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Black bat mobile, its only new Ferrari
Its called Scaglietti one button like a Atari
 
2011-11-26 09:23:03 PM
Last film until they offer a $20 million paycheck for the next one.
 
2011-11-26 09:24:30 PM
Mugato: Yeah but what about the times when the only person in the room already knows who he is, why does he still do the goofy voice?

To paraphrase Higgins from Magnum PI, the key to a successful deception is to keep it up even when you're certain nobody else is around. You have to live the lie as if it were the absolute truth.
 
2011-11-26 09:27:29 PM
mekki: theorellior: JK47: You mean aside from the fact that they are Batman movies right?

Indeed. I could deal with the Burton movies precisely because there was an element of camp involved. The other problem is that every other Nolan film I've seen, with the exception of Memento, have been stilted examinations of sophomoric ethics problems.

You're typing this with one hand while holding up a brandy snifter in the other, aren't you?

/bet you have a monocle on as well.


FEAR THE MONOCLE!

media.pcgamer.com
 
2011-11-26 09:46:24 PM
Taylor-sama: Why does "the batman voice" always make people get all emotional? It makes sense for him to talk like that.

Calm down.


The "Batman voice" doesn't bother me, but when it's overdone to the point that I can't understand what the farking character is even saying there's a problem.
 
2011-11-26 09:47:39 PM
Hoban Washburne: If you were a famous billionaire fighting crime essentially in New York City, where you grew up and where your family is easily the city's most famous family, would you use your normal talking voice when dealing with criminals or would you alter it in some way?

There's gotta be a better way than adopting a voice where anyone who heard it would think, "Is Bruce sick? Maybe I should get him some soup and some Theraflu."
 
2011-11-26 09:50:28 PM
volsung3 2011-11-26 09:24:30 PM Mugato: Yeah but what about the times when the only person in the room already knows who he is, why does he still do the goofy voice?

To paraphrase Higgins from Magnum PI, the key to a successful deception is to keep it up even when you're certain nobody else is around. You have to live the lie as if it were the absolute truth.
================================================================

Exactly. Plus, batman is like a character played by the actor of Bruce Wayne. The gravelly voice is batman's voice. He will always use it no matter what.

/Let's just hope Nolan knows how much everyone hated the extra gravelly voice that was altered in post-production.
//Batman Begins voice was good... keep to that.
 
2011-11-26 09:53:12 PM
I recall them saying Dark Knight would be the last until it hit the 500 million mark, then there was talk...then it hit the billion mark and Nolan was holding out for a nice check. I know Bale won't do another without Nolan or so he says, but I also know that money talks and no one is going to be willing to let go of a franchise that produces!

Although, I'd like to see other Batman movies brought to the big screen... Batman Beyond would be cool or Nightwing - Robins alter ego.
 
2011-11-26 09:59:01 PM
barkingatthemoon:
Although, I'd like to see other Batman movies brought to the big screen... Batman Beyond would be cool or Nightwing - Robins alter ego.


This. Yes please.
 
2011-11-26 10:05:17 PM
Christian Bale is one of the worst batmen.
 
2011-11-26 10:10:43 PM
Taylor-sama: Why does "the batman voice" always make people get all emotional? It makes sense for him to talk like that.

Calm down.


But not when hes alone with and talking to people who know who he is.

Batman on Christian Bales Batman voice.
 
2011-11-26 10:23:07 PM
Last film until they offer a $20 million paycheck for the next one.

Christian Bale is the man who spent four months starving himself down 120 pounds for his role in The Machinist. I seriously doubt that he's the type of actor that selects a movie role based on the size of the paycheck.
 
2011-11-26 10:24:57 PM
barkingatthemoon: Nightwing - Robins alter ego.

Alter ego? You don't know your Robins very well do you?
Robin I - Nightwing - Batman - Nightwing
Robin II - dead - alive - Red Hood
Robin III - Red Robin
Spoiler - Robin IV - Batgirl - status unknown
Robin V
 
2011-11-26 10:25:56 PM
Michael Keaton was the first to play Bruce Wayne disguising his voice as Batman, and he didn't overdo it, and he didn't do it when talking alone with people who knew who he was. Bale seems to. E under the misconception that the voice is part of the iconography and he cannot use his normal voice while wearing the mask.

Also, TFA is fail for making a list of Catwoman actresses that does not include Julie Newmar or Eartha Kitt. Yeah maybe they're referring only to the theatrical film of the Adam West Batman, but it was the same production as the TV series so come on.
 
2011-11-26 10:37:27 PM
Bale has been acceptable. Kilmer was a complete sleeping pill. Clooney was a wut? Keaton was interesting but not enough something.. Bale has had the benefit of a really great villian in Dark Knight. Heath Ledger was beyond anything anyone expected and the movie flew. Begins was ok, kind of a appetizer for Heaths work. Liam Neeson was fine. If they fark up this last one, it will be because of Bale. It's all on him for the finale.
 
2011-11-26 10:56:29 PM
mekki: theorellior: JK47: You mean aside from the fact that they are Batman movies right?

Indeed. I could deal with the Burton movies precisely because there was an element of camp involved. The other problem is that every other Nolan film I've seen, with the exception of Memento, have been stilted examinations of sophomoric ethics problems.

You're typing this with one hand while holding up a brandy snifter in the other, aren't you?

/bet you have a monocle on as well.


Well he is The O'reillor after all!
 
2011-11-26 11:01:55 PM
theorellior: One of the reasons I can't take the Nolan Batman movies seriously. Killer steam and sophomoric ethics questions answered by a Magical Negro are others.

i232.photobucket.com
 
2011-11-26 11:02:38 PM
Cyno01: Taylor-sama: Why does "the batman voice" always make people get all emotional? It makes sense for him to talk like that.

Calm down.

But not when hes alone with and talking to people who know who he is.

Batman on Christian Bales Batman voice.


Unless of course the voice is that way because of a modulator built in to the suit.
 
2011-11-26 11:31:01 PM
And if he used a voice modulator, people would be here biatching because "he's not supposed to be Techno-Batman! Insert T-Pain autotune joke! Batman is just supposed to speak in a gruff and gravelly tone, waaaah!"

God, you people. You people. We're on the verge of having a nearly-flawless Batman trilogy, something that was unthinkable ten years ago. Just farking appreciate that shiat.

/is worried that Catwoman's high heels and visible face will ruin entire movie.
 
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