Christopher Nolan Back for Third Batman Film
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The first movie didn't have Heath Ledger, and it was still absolutely amazing.icyneesan said:
I'm sure it'll be fine.
Condiment King! I thought they already hinted at a third film a while ago? The style of these batmans remove many villans from the list but we may still be able to guess should we narrow it down.
List of Villans:
http://www.comicvine.com/batman/29-1699/enemies/?
-Any of the mob boss types could show up.
-The movie already like to focus on the gas used by Scarecrow so that opens a few similar villans.
-Any of the gunmen could work
Lets make it Nocturna for fun http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nocturna
List of Villans:
http://www.comicvine.com/batman/29-1699/enemies/?
-Any of the mob boss types could show up.
-The movie already like to focus on the gas used by Scarecrow so that opens a few similar villans.
-Any of the gunmen could work
Lets make it Nocturna for fun http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nocturna
Well, he theoretically still could be a heavy influence in the third one, if they decide to bring in a jilted Harley Quinn, who happens to become Bruce Wayne's love interest while at the same time hunting down Batman for bring down the Joker. Maybe a big fight at the end when Wayne feels comfortable enough to tell her that he is the Batman.cabalistics said:
Selina Kyle. His love interest was just killed and Batman is teetering between the vigilante and criminal role in the eyes of Gotham for killing Dent. Who is better than someone to confuse him more?icyneesan said:
Also, I can see they just had a mock funeral for Dent and Two Face is still alive and well sitting inside Arkham under an alias.
ROCK ON!!! But let's keep Bane until we can do the Broken Bat ark. That way he's not some henchman but actually a strategic mastermind. I would also like to see what he would do with the Hatter taking a glance back at Batman Begins and Scarecrow.Brnin8 said:
Oops, I better zip up, I think my geek is showing.
The last paragraph in this article seems really out of place. Does anyone really think that "Antman" or "R.E.D." pose a serious threat to another Christopher Nolan Batman movie?
I could have sworn this was known a long time ago and he made a deal that he would do a third Batman if he got his pet project finally confirmed (Inception).
I'll see this first week, as I do with anything Nolan touches since I saw Momento all those years ago.
I'll see this first week, as I do with anything Nolan touches since I saw Momento all those years ago.
Now we just need a Justice League movie! And then we can have a Justice League vs. the Avengers movie! And then we can get really sick of it and not make another effing one for three decades!
I think his role in Gamer (which was otherwise terrible) pretty much confirmed he'd the best villain ever.CheapLobster said:
Ok so who's going to be the villain? Penguin? No. Bane? No. Poison Ivy? Unlikely. Riddler? Hopefully. Mr. Freeze? Please no. Calendar Man? HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Hell no.
I was blown away like everyone else with Ledger's performance, but I can't help but feel that his death gave his performance more punch than it would have by itself. Also, I know there was quite the uproar when Ledger was first announced as the next Joker. Nobody believed that he had the right feel, but he surprised us all. I wouldn't count out the next one based solely on an absense of Ledger.Hubilub said:
I'm not as knowledgeable as I should be concerning Batman's universe, but I'm pretty sure that the Riddler consistently outsmarted Batman whenever they locked horns. I'm waiting patiently to be corrected.Vigormortis said:
Well...yeah. Kinda saw this one coming.
And to contribute to the villain speculation: I think Riddler would be alright, but I'd really rather see a more obscure villain. And I like Michael C. Hall. He is a great bad guy. And would make a pretty good Hush. Which could be a great story, even if it differs from the comic a bit. The basic idea of Hush is just so asking to be on film.
And it wouldn't hard to bring Catwoman into.
I'm just saying...
And to contribute to the villain speculation: I think Riddler would be alright, but I'd really rather see a more obscure villain. And I like Michael C. Hall. He is a great bad guy. And would make a pretty good Hush. Which could be a great story, even if it differs from the comic a bit. The basic idea of Hush is just so asking to be on film.
And it wouldn't hard to bring Catwoman into.
I'm just saying...
That is true, though most of Batman's villains outsmarted him at some point or another. They kind of had to otherwise where's the danger and drama? However, what I was referring to was the tale in which Bane damn near kills Batman. Literally shatters Bruce's spine. He eventually recovers, but much of Gotham (and the rest of world) goes to hell in the interim.Dirty Apple said:
Ergo, by default, by nearly killing him, Bane is the one that came closest to actually "defeating" Batman.
As an aside, I have to add that I'd love to see Guy Pearce or Joseph Gordon Levitt play the Riddler. They've both worked with Nolan before, Guy on Memento and Joseph on Inception, and I would imagine they'd both be able to play a smart but darker and more sinister version of the Riddler. I'm not sure who I'd like to see play Bane. It'd have to be someone very tall and built. Yet, most actors that fit that description are absolutely terrible at portraying a role.
This, of course, is assuming either villain shows up at all. Time will tell.
Not at all. Frankly, I don't think anything in that list can come close to garnering the kind of public attention a Batman movie with the tag-line "from the director of The Dark Knight and Inception" could. The Dark Knight is the 3rd highest grossing film in history. You don't achieve that with a film that's just 'good' or 'kind of popular'.Good morning blues said:
