Bruce Wayne may die, but Batman lives on forever.....

jj325: Bruce Wayne may die, but Batman lives on forever.....

Kinda what I think will happen. Bruce Wayne dies but some other character will take over as Batman.

Does it even matter? It will be rebooted after this movie, amirite?

Didn't Bale already say he'd be open to a fourth if Nolan found a decent script?

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/Yeah...maybe it's "classic misdirection," but I really don't see Bruce Wayne dying.

slayer199: jj325: Bruce Wayne may die, but Batman lives on forever.....

Kinda what I think will happen. Bruce Wayne dies but some other character will take over as Batman.

Yes exactly this.

unlikely: slayer199: jj325: Bruce Wayne may die, but Batman lives on forever.....

Kinda what I think will happen. Bruce Wayne dies but some other character will take over as Batman.

Yes exactly this.

Nope. Bruce Wayne is Batman. Moviegoers won't accept anyone else.



They could kill him and reboot, though.

Bane will break his back in the end, but still lose somehow. The Wayne Enterprises Applied Sciences Department will then develop a way to unparalyze Bruce Wayne's dong, so that he can continue to nail Anne Hathaway,. It ends Batman, and Bruce Wayne gets a nice retirement package.

PsyLord: Does it even matter? It will be rebooted after this movie, amirite?

Thank the Lord above.

imontheinternet: The Wayne Enterprises Applied Sciences Department will then develop a way to unparalyze Bruce Wayne's dong, so that he can continue to nail Anne Hathaway,.

I don't know if extraordinary measures are necessary for that, she can make my dong do a little song and dance number like the chestburster from Spaceballs.

Nina_Hartley's_Ass: Nope. Bruce Wayne is Batman. Moviegoers won't accept anyone else.

I don't know if I agree with that. They've set it up at the beginning in Batman Begins:

Bruce Wayne: I'm going to show the people of Gotham that the city doesn't belong to the criminals and the corrupt. People need dramatic examples to shake them out of apathy. I can't do this as Bruce Wayne. A man is just flesh and blood and can be ignored or destroyed. But as a symbol... as a symbol, I can be incorruptible, everlasting.

midigod: frepnog: /have not seen Avengers yet.

Go see it. Best comic book brought to life ever. Awesome movie.

Better than Iron Man or Dark Knight? I disagree. In fact, I don't think it comes close to either of those.

I know I'm gonna get blasted for this, but I didn't think Iron Man was THAT great. It was good, but not great. I had more fun with Avengers than Iron Man since there was tons of action, lots of heroes, more snark, and the stinger at the end (the first stinger, not the second).

frepnog: midigod: frepnog: /have not seen Avengers yet.

Go see it. Best comic book brought to life ever. Awesome movie.

Better than Iron Man or Dark Knight? I disagree. In fact, I don't think it comes close to either of those.

iron man is fantastic. i love that film. yes, avengers is better. not by much, but it is. if for no other reason than the one scene when thor and hulk are standing side by side... and hulk just punches the shiat out of him for no real reason. that one scene is better than any single scene in Iron Man.

dark knight is in no way a comic book movie. it is a crime drama that involves characters that were originally in comic books.

That scene and the scene with Hulk and Loki.

slayer199: They've set it up at the beginning in Batman Begins:

No one is going to finance a movie in which Batman is not Bruce Wayne.

You'd turn it off when I was halfway across: EyeballKid: Glitchwerks: Funny, because every time I see another movie adaptation of a comic book I expect to be slapped in the face.

/have not seen Avengers yet.

It goes against the whole comic by pushing the premise that Hawkeye was ever relevant.

"Hmmmm, Norse god of thunder, you, the chemical-loaded superhuman who was able to withstand a natural cryogenic chamber, and the man who survived a gamma radiation explosion only to turn into a bohemoth monster may not have enough firepower and strength to bring down this intergalactic monster. So, we're adding on a guy who's really good at archery..."

Hey now, if Clint had fired another really high-explosive second arrow at the Helicarrier (say maybe one with a timer) he could have blown it out the sky completely, the Avengers would never have bonded to form an effective team and then gone on to save the day...

Though to be honest I am still a bit confused as to why Loki's strategy seems to have been mainly concerned with getting his enemies to bond together as an effective team so that they go on to foil his invasion plan and save the day.

/the key to enjoying the Avengers is to enjoy the ass shots and never, ever, give a second thought to the plot.

Loki thought he was the one playing the chess game when he was really Thanos' game piece. Thanos wanted the tesseract and thanks to Loki he knows exactly where it is and who has his mind stone. That's basically Avengers 2's plot right there.

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Since you brought it up, while "Batman: Beyond" wasn't as good as TAS, it had one moment that was the best moment for Batman ever.

The sound-power villain is trying to convince people that Bruce Wayne is insane. Bruce Wayne has ended up in the hospital, and is hearing voices, voices saying things like: "Jump! End it, Bruce. You know you want to, Bruce." Eventually, Terry shows up, Bruce Wayne tells him that there's a directional speaker in the light fixture, and sure enough- there is. When Terry asks him how he knew, the reply was: "Because the voice called me Bruce. In my head, that's not what I call myself."

Terry replies, "Yeah, well that's my name now."

I just love that bit, so much.

They don't need to kill Bruce Wayne to end the trilogy, just reveal him as Batman. Epilogue: He disappears underground and continues to fight crime ala Kingdom Come.