DC's Bet : Superman Vs Batman Movie - Page 3

Magus · 08-24-2013, 12:16 AM

I for one go to Batman movies to see Batman. I mean, I get what you mean about the appeal of the villains, but there is also a lot about Batman's character and psyche that I want to see.

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Originally Posted by Ryong

I have a circle of friends who are comic book fans who are going nuts over it, blasted through the five stages of grief already and are now doing the same with the Lobo redesign.

I also predicted the crash of the super hero movie industry to be in 2015, but I guess it'll be sooner!

What do you mean, Lobo redesign--

*googles*

...what the fuck.

WHAT

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FUCK

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SERIOUSLY WHAT THE FUCKING FUCK

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I CAN'T FUCKING PROCESS THIS

Aldurin · 08-24-2013, 12:35 AM

I have no hope for this, but if the DC side of the super hero movie industry crashes then it's not THAT much of a loss.

Aerozord · 08-24-2013, 12:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Magus

I for one go to Batman movies to see Batman. I mean, I get what you mean about the appeal of the villains, but there is also a lot about Batman's character and psyche that I want to see.

To check, stuff you want to see, or stuff you have seen?

I get what you are saying but in my opinion they dont really do that in the movies. They seem to mostly gloss over or just re-harsh what was in the Tim Burton movie. I dont care too much because I have little hope this Batman would interest me to begin with.

akaSM · 08-24-2013, 02:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Magus

I for one go to Batman movies to see Batman. I mean, I get what you mean about the appeal of the villains, but there is also a lot about Batman's character and psyche that I want to see.

What do you mean, Lobo redesign--

*googles*

...what the fuck.

WHAT

THE

FUCK

---------- Post added at 01:16 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:15 AM ----------

SERIOUSLY WHAT THE FUCKING FUCK

---------- Post added at 01:16 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:16 AM ----------

I CAN'T FUCKING PROCESS THIS

Stop overreacting, it cannot be that bad.

*googles*

Magus · 08-24-2013, 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Aerozord

To check, stuff you want to see, or stuff you have seen?

I get what you are saying but in my opinion they dont really do that in the movies. They seem to mostly gloss over or just re-harsh what was in the Tim Burton movie. I dont care too much because I have little hope this Batman would interest me to begin with.

All three if the Nolan films delved deeply into his psyche, especially the first and last one, so I don't understand what you mean about glossing it over. The Burton films (well the second one did a little better job) mostly glossed it over.

Aerozord · 08-24-2013, 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Magus

All three if the Nolan films delved deeply into his psyche, especially the first and last one, so I don't understand what you mean about glossing it over. The Burton films (well the second one did a little better job) mostly glossed it over.

I admittedly never really liked those movies, I know shock of shocks, so I am admittedly bias to whatever they brought in. I didn't see anything new or interesting in that Batman

Amake · 08-25-2013, 12:53 AM

It's been a while since I saw the Tim Burton movies but I seem to recall they did a great job of showing, in direct if maybe somewhat open to interpretation terms, what the Nolan narrative spends twelve thousand million hours talking and talking and talking about to make sure and cover everything interesting the audience may have to say about them.

Magus · 08-25-2013, 06:44 PM

The second one did a much better job because it delved into his loneliness and his relationship towards Catwoman, which culminates in the ending scene where he tears his mask off. He also compares and contrasts himself with Penguin because they are both orphans.

The first one though did nothing to really go into Batman's psyche other than he wants revenge on the man who killed his parents, and that's the Joker, so they fight.

Azisien · 08-25-2013, 08:48 PM

I heard a rumour that one of the stipulations of Affleck signing up was he got a say (unknown how much) in the screenplay. This raises my interest because I (obviously at this point) hate Goyer's writing, it was my main beef with Man of Steel and I have no point he'll run Batman vs. Superman into the ground too without a pony hand guiding him in the right direction.

Not that Affleck is the best screenwriter ever, but Good Will Hunting, Gone Baby Gone, and The Town are decent entries on the resume.

Magus · 08-26-2013, 03:52 PM

Well with The Town he gave himself 30 minutes of monologues so we can expect Batman to do more of that now I guess.

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Amake Keeper of the new Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: A place without judgment Posts: 4,506	"There's a time for subtlety, and that time was before Batman Forever" It's been a while since I saw the Tim Burton movies but I seem to recall they did a great job of showing, in direct if maybe somewhat open to interpretation terms, what the Nolan narrative spends twelve thousand million hours talking and talking and talking about to make sure and cover everything interesting the audience may have to say about them. __________________ Hope insistent, trust implicit, love inherent, life immersed Last edited by Amake; 08-25-2013 at 12:55 AM.

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Aldurin Lakitu Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 4,648	I have no hope for this, but if the DC side of the super hero movie industry crashes then it's not THAT much of a loss.

08-25-2013, 06:44 PM	#28
Magus Archer and Armstrong vs. the World Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 7,164	The second one did a much better job because it delved into his loneliness and his relationship towards Catwoman, which culminates in the ending scene where he tears his mask off. He also compares and contrasts himself with Penguin because they are both orphans. The first one though did nothing to really go into Batman's psyche other than he wants revenge on the man who killed his parents, and that's the Joker, so they fight.

08-25-2013, 08:48 PM	#29
Azisien wat Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 7,177	I heard a rumour that one of the stipulations of Affleck signing up was he got a say (unknown how much) in the screenplay. This raises my interest because I (obviously at this point) hate Goyer's writing, it was my main beef with Man of Steel and I have no point he'll run Batman vs. Superman into the ground too without a pony hand guiding him in the right direction. Not that Affleck is the best screenwriter ever, but Good Will Hunting, Gone Baby Gone, and The Town are decent entries on the resume.

08-26-2013, 03:52 PM	#30
Magus Archer and Armstrong vs. the World Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 7,164	Well with The Town he gave himself 30 minutes of monologues so we can expect Batman to do more of that now I guess.