Username: Password:

Author Topic: The next Batman movie.  (Read 16246 times)

Ratrod

  • Middleweight
  • *****
  • Posts: 5264
Re: The next Batman movie.
« Reply #30 on: August 18, 2008, 11:49:31 AM »
Someon mentioned Johnny Depp. Not a bad choise.
BKP user since 2004: early 7K Blackguard 50

Brow

  • Welterweight
  • ****
  • Posts: 2418
Re: The next Batman movie.
« Reply #31 on: August 18, 2008, 12:10:43 PM »
did you not see mystery men!   not sure Eddies past experience as a comic book villian will help him out 

Yeah I did, he played an awful baddie in The Avengers film too  :lol:

I just thought of him as he has a darker side to him that I think could suit the character. Aslong as they don't get Jim Carrey again I don't mind tbh!  :D
Selling lots of gear, enquire within!......

MrBump

  • Welterweight
  • ****
  • Posts: 3405
  • Essex! Home of the Brave!!!
    • This Is Essex
Re: The next Batman movie.
« Reply #32 on: August 18, 2008, 02:41:55 PM »
BKPs Past and Present - Nailbombs, Mules, Blackguard Flat 50's, VHII's & Trilogy Suite with Neck & Bridge Baseplates!

maverickf1jockey

  • Welterweight
  • ****
  • Posts: 1051
  • Still awaiting the release of Uncle Meat.
Re: The next Batman movie.
« Reply #33 on: August 18, 2008, 06:01:58 PM »
I thought Jim Carey wasn't a bad casting choice.

It was sticking him in a green suit and making him do his generic 'Jim Carey' film performance that spoilt the part.

If he had been made to do some acting he would probably have done a decent job of it.

I'd put Robin Williams as a potential cast member for the performance he gave in 'One Hour Photo'.


Who I would REALLY like to see in the part would be Adam West. His overly dramatic voice and flat delivery would give a certain psychotic edge to the part I feel.
I too use chicken as a measurement.

Brow

  • Welterweight
  • ****
  • Posts: 2418
Re: The next Batman movie.
« Reply #34 on: August 18, 2008, 06:07:33 PM »
I thought Jim Carey wasn't a bad casting choice.

It was sticking him in a green suit and making him do his generic 'Jim Carey' film performance that spoilt the part.

If he had been made to do some acting he would probably have done a decent job of it.

I'd put Robin Williams as a potential cast member for the performance he gave in 'One Hour Photo'.


Who I would REALLY like to see in the part would be Adam West. His overly dramatic voice and flat delivery would give a certain psychotic edge to the part I feel.

Good points about the performance of the Riddler. Also a +1 about Robin Williams, hadn't thought of that before
Selling lots of gear, enquire within!......

Philly Q

  • Light Heavyweight
  • ******
  • Posts: 18109
Re: The next Batman movie.
« Reply #35 on: August 18, 2008, 06:33:58 PM »
I thought Jim Carey wasn't a bad casting choice.

It was sticking him in a green suit and making him do his generic 'Jim Carey' film performance that spoilt the part.

If he had been made to do some acting he would probably have done a decent job of it.

I'd put Robin Williams as a potential cast member for the performance he gave in 'One Hour Photo'.

But nobody "makes" Jim Carrey do all that rubber-faced idiot bollocks - it's what he does naturally.  In the one or two decent performances he's done I bet they had to force him to stop gurning and behaving like a cretin.

And Robin Williams is exactly the same - it's natural for him to be irritatingly manic or mawkishly sentimental.  He's great in One Hour Photo and pretty good in Insomnia, but if they'd given him free reign he'd have turned them into Jack or Patch Adams.

Having said that, Williams has already worked with Christopher Nolan so - if they got on OK - he might be a possibility for a Batman movie.
« Last Edit: August 18, 2008, 06:37:39 PM by Philly Q »
BKPs I've Got:  RR, BKP-91, ITs, VHII, CS set, Emeralds
BKPs I Had:  RY+Abraxas, Crawlers, BD+SM

horsehead

  • Welterweight
  • ****
  • Posts: 1633
  • because the horsehead says so...
    • http://www.myspace.com/horseheadgary
Re: The next Batman movie.
« Reply #36 on: August 18, 2008, 06:57:42 PM »
another shout for the Riddler...Guy Pearce, not done bad since Neighbours
"Praising Phil X for his enthusiasm seems a bit like praising Hitler for his ambition"

Philly Q

  • Light Heavyweight
  • ******
  • Posts: 18109
Re: The next Batman movie.
« Reply #37 on: August 18, 2008, 07:03:51 PM »
another shout for the Riddler...Guy Pearce, not done bad since Neighbours

And another previous Nolan collaborator.  He's very intense and serious though - he'd make a good villain, but not sure about The Riddler.
BKPs I've Got:  RR, BKP-91, ITs, VHII, CS set, Emeralds
BKPs I Had:  RY+Abraxas, Crawlers, BD+SM

noodleplugerine

  • Welterweight
  • ****
  • Posts: 3869
Re: The next Batman movie.
« Reply #38 on: August 18, 2008, 07:05:59 PM »
I thought Jim Carey wasn't a bad casting choice.

It was sticking him in a green suit and making him do his generic 'Jim Carey' film performance that spoilt the part.

If he had been made to do some acting he would probably have done a decent job of it.

I'd put Robin Williams as a potential cast member for the performance he gave in 'One Hour Photo'.

But nobody "makes" Jim Carrey do all that rubber-faced idiot bollocks - it's what he does naturally.  In the one or two decent performances he's done I bet they had to force him to stop gurning and behaving like a cretin.

And Robin Williams is exactly the same - it's natural for him to be irritatingly manic or mawkishly sentimental.  He's great in One Hour Photo and pretty good in Insomnia, but if they'd given him free reign he'd have turned them into Jack or Patch Adams.

Having said that, Williams has already worked with Christopher Nolan so - if they got on OK - he might be a possibility for a Batman movie.

I think the whole point of Williams' role in Insomnia was he's trying to change the stereotype and become a proper actor.

And if so, he could be worth a shot.

Either way - Its all down to the auditions, and Christopher has never done a bad cast yet, and he'll have all of hollywood to choose from...
My last FM.
ESP Horizon NTII.
ESP Viper Camo.
ENGL Screamer.

maverickf1jockey

  • Welterweight
  • ****
  • Posts: 1051
  • Still awaiting the release of Uncle Meat.
Re: The next Batman movie.
« Reply #39 on: August 18, 2008, 07:56:19 PM »


But nobody "makes" Jim Carrey do all that rubber-faced idiot bollocks - it's what he does naturally.  In the one or two decent performances he's done I bet they had to force him to stop gurning and behaving like a cretin.


I always assumed that was what he was paid for, and he probably assumes the same, which might be why he has so many films playing the same stage persona he built up over his standup career.

He is, however, consistent and only seems to fall down due to poor direction or scripting in a lot of the films he does.

I was figuring he could use that persona and another one to create a really creepy nutter version of the character.

As it was, in Batman Forever, he just did what he usually does as it gets the money in.


I thought Robin Williams would do well as he's a bit older and so it could be implied he was active before the events of the first film in the series (an innocent man being sent to Arkham asylum) and is mistaken for a copycat killer.

This would allow them to use Arkham as a location as well as remove the campiness from the character without completely re-writing him.
I too use chicken as a measurement.

Spitfire

  • Lightweight
  • ***
  • Posts: 708
Re: The next Batman movie.
« Reply #40 on: August 19, 2008, 06:26:54 PM »
i think the penguin can be ruled out since it would mirror the burton films and it doesnt seem to be in the character of the new films... it wouldnt really be a good fight scene with batman and the penguin with an umbrella sword.. not this time around.

catwoman is the easy choice.. but that terrible movie a few years back might have put the end to that.  It will probably be some little known baddie... but maybe done differently to fit the films.
Fender Telecaster
Jackson KV-4

Starfield SVA-1

mecca777

  • Bantamweight
  • **
  • Posts: 186
Re: The next Batman movie.
« Reply #41 on: August 20, 2008, 07:54:57 PM »
I was thinking today at work about potential casting choices for the Riddler, since it seems he's the most likely choice of bad guy in the next Batman movie. Guy Pearce would be a good choice; what do people think of Paul Bettany or Marc Warren?

I've been trying to picture a direction they could take the Riddler which would fit the Nolan Batman universe without having too many overt similarities to the Joker and Two-Face depictions in "The Dark Knight"; I like the idea of a petty criminal with OCD or some sort of other compulsion, perhaps accidentally killing someone, sent to Arkham Asylum after being captured by Batman, breaking out with a far worse version of his mania and seeking revenge in a wave of vicious "Saw"/"Hostel"-esque "riddle murders" where the "moral" of each killing relates to some character flaw or secret the victim had been trying to hide...

Philly Q

  • Light Heavyweight
  • ******
  • Posts: 18109
Re: The next Batman movie.
« Reply #42 on: August 20, 2008, 11:30:04 PM »
a wave of vicious "Saw"/"Hostel"-esque "riddle murders" where the "moral" of each killing relates to some character flaw or secret the victim had been trying to hide...

A bit too Se7en-ish, perhaps?  And remember it has to be suitable for a PG-13 or 12A certificate.
BKPs I've Got:  RR, BKP-91, ITs, VHII, CS set, Emeralds
BKPs I Had:  RY+Abraxas, Crawlers, BD+SM

horsehead

  • Welterweight
  • ****
  • Posts: 1633
  • because the horsehead says so...
    • http://www.myspace.com/horseheadgary
Re: The next Batman movie.
« Reply #43 on: August 21, 2008, 07:05:58 AM »
I know it has to hit that age range, but I actually thought The Dark Knight was a very dark film especially with the 'pencil trick'.

pencil trick joke
"Praising Phil X for his enthusiasm seems a bit like praising Hitler for his ambition"

Philly Q

  • Light Heavyweight
  • ******
  • Posts: 18109
Re: The next Batman movie.
« Reply #44 on: August 21, 2008, 09:19:44 AM »
I know it has to hit that age range, but I actually thought The Dark Knight was a very dark film especially with the 'pencil trick'.

Absolutely - I was amazed just how dark it was.  But all done the old-fashioned way - lots of implied nastiness that you don't really see, so you imagine it instead.  Hardly a drop of blood.  And no strong language at all, that I can remember.
BKPs I've Got:  RR, BKP-91, ITs, VHII, CS set, Emeralds
BKPs I Had:  RY+Abraxas, Crawlers, BD+SM