I would take George Clooney at this point.Eeeeeeeeeeeeemo Batman. There’s more than a little of the Spider-Man 3 about that trailer, plus it looks portentous and self regarding. Brooding batman was nailed by Nolan, it’s so dull to see it redone, bring back Adam West
I think I saw that DC has 4 animated movies in the works for 2021. One (or maybe it counts as two as it will be a two parter) is Batman: The Long Halloween, which has the potential to be good, but will almost certainly be dark, like most Batman arcs. I'm a little confused if they are suppos d to be huge budget big blockbuster movies like Spiderverse or not though. The reporting I've seen doesn't really make that clear.
Idk, the dark noir route is something never done before in the movies. Could be good, could be bad. I'm excited for the cast mainly, Paul Dano's iteration of the Riddler especially. Robert Pattinson is also one of the best actors to ever have the role, and I do mean that. So we'll see.Eeeeeeeeeeeeemo Batman. There’s more than a little of the Spider-Man 3 about that trailer, plus it looks portentous and self regarding. Brooding batman was nailed by Nolan, it’s so dull to see it redone, bring back Adam West
Recommend checking out every major thing he's done since Twilight ended. Good Time, High Life and The Lighthouse especially.
Eeeeeeeeeeeeemo Batman. There’s more than a little of the Spider-Man 3 about that trailer, plus it looks portentous and self regarding. Brooding batman was nailed by Nolan, it’s so dull to see it redone, bring back Adam West
Both Pattinson and Stewart have proven themselves to be more than competent actors outside of the franchise that made them famous, it's just that the experience of being the faces of one of the most divisive and hated yet successful movie franchises of the time made them pretty much make a run towards the indie circuit so they didn't have to put up with the bullshit they did for Twilight. The only downside to that is that public perception still sees them as the Twilight actors because those indie movies, as acclaimed as they might have been, weren't what your average viewer is really looking to watch. Pattinson is a great actor, the Twilight movies just weren't great movies and I believe he and Stewart both have admitted that they didn't like their characters and basically stopped taking it seriously and trying at a certain point and so the impression most have of them is a performance that isn't really reflective of their talents.
Yeah, I see what you mean, but I think Pattinson is as good as some of them when he wants to be. It's hard to judge for sure since I don't think his filmography is really as big as most of the others, but it is impressive for what it is. I try to reserve judgment as best as I can, when Keaton got the role in the 80s people thought it was sacrilege, and a lot of people thought Heath Ledger would suck as the Joker. I've not been very excited for this movie since I've realized it just going to be another gloomy Batman retelling but I believe that Pattinson can come through with a good performance and that a good movie can come from it, even if its well-worn territory at this point.
Hot take: I'd watch Batman & Robin twice before bothering to sit through The Dark Knight Rises again.
I was today years old when I learned that the Charlton characters were purchased so that Alan Moore could use them in Watchmen. It didn't click for me until just now that the original iteration of The Question basically *is* Rorschach.
I would almost agree with you but I love the opening sequence of Dark Knight Rises it might be my favorite scene of any of Nolan’s Batman run. Plus Tom Hardy’s Baine is ton’s of fun. Outside of the Batsuit’s new found nipples I don’t recall anything redeeming Batman & Robin.
