22 Jul 2010, 9:01 pm
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22 Jul 2010, 9:44 pm
jimdotbeep wrote:
I hate be the one who has to say this but the vast majority of people of all races, creeds, religions, and backgrounds agree that 
Nolan's films are far superior. Nolan unlike the writers and directer of the Tim Burton Franchise, Understand Batman. Nolan and his team have portrayed his character and the moral code he lives by much more accurately. Take for instance at the End of Batman Forever where Batman Says something to the effect of I am both Batman and Bruce Wane, not because I have to be but because I choose to be. They couldn't have portrayed Batman more inaccurately if the put him in a tutu. Hardcore Batman fans know that batman doesn't see himself as Bruce Wayne. As far as he is concerned Bruce died beside his parents. He sees himself strictly as Batman. The Nolan films captured this perfectly at the end of Batman Begins when Rachael Told Bruce that his face was his real mask.
Nolan's films are far superior. Nolan unlike the writers and directer of the Tim Burton Franchise, Understand Batman. Nolan and his team have portrayed his character and the moral code he lives by much more accurately. Take for instance at the End of Batman Forever where Batman Says something to the effect of I am both Batman and Bruce Wane, not because I have to be but because I choose to be. They couldn't have portrayed Batman more inaccurately if the put him in a tutu. Hardcore Batman fans know that batman doesn't see himself as Bruce Wayne. As far as he is concerned Bruce died beside his parents. He sees himself strictly as Batman. The Nolan films captured this perfectly at the end of Batman Begins when Rachael Told Bruce that his face was his real mask. @Xenu: this is true. burton said so himself that he never read a single comic book. it really showed throughout the whole movie. i don't hate the burton films though, they are just okay. keaton is an ok batman but horrible wayne.
22 Jul 2010, 9:45 pm
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22 Jul 2010, 10:25 pm
imbatshitcrazy wrote:
jimdotbeep wrote:
I hate be the one who has to say this but the vast majority of people of all races, creeds, religions, and backgrounds agree that Nolan's films are far superior. Nolan unlike the writers and directer of the Tim Burton Franchise, Understand Batman. Nolan and his team have portrayed his character and the moral code he lives by much more accurately. Take for instance at the End of Batman Forever where Batman Says something to the effect of I am both Batman and Bruce Wane, not because I have to be but because I choose to be. They couldn't have portrayed Batman more inaccurately if the put him in a tutu. Hardcore Batman fans know that batman doesn't see himself as Bruce Wayne. As far as he is concerned Bruce died beside his parents. He sees himself strictly as Batman. The Nolan films captured this perfectly at the end of Batman Begins when Rachael Told Bruce that his face was his real mask.
Nolan's films are far superior. Nolan unlike the writers and directer of the Tim Burton Franchise, Understand Batman. Nolan and his team have portrayed his character and the moral code he lives by much more accurately. Take for instance at the End of Batman Forever where Batman Says something to the effect of I am both Batman and Bruce Wane, not because I have to be but because I choose to be. They couldn't have portrayed Batman more inaccurately if the put him in a tutu. Hardcore Batman fans know that batman doesn't see himself as Bruce Wayne. As far as he is concerned Bruce died beside his parents. He sees himself strictly as Batman. The Nolan films captured this perfectly at the end of Batman Begins when Rachael Told Bruce that his face was his real mask. @Xenu: this is true. burton said so himself that he never read a single comic book. it really showed throughout the whole movie. i don't hate the burton films though, they are just okay. keaton is an ok batman but horrible wayne.
LISTEN KID! You know NOTHING about Batman! Now stop acting like you are a fan and maybe actually do some real reading. I never said Keatons Batman was perfect or that Burtons films were faithful. I just said that Bale is a terrible Batman/Wayne in regards to the comics and that out of all the live action Batman's we have had Keaton was closest (while still not very close at all)
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23 Jul 2010, 7:10 pm
Xenu wrote:
imbatshitcrazy wrote:
jimdotbeep wrote:
I hate be the one who has to say this but the vast majority of people of all races, creeds, religions, and backgrounds agree that Nolan's films are far superior. Nolan unlike the writers and directer of the Tim Burton Franchise, Understand Batman. Nolan and his team have portrayed his character and the moral code he lives by much more accurately. Take for instance at the End of Batman Forever where Batman Says something to the effect of I am both Batman and Bruce Wane, not because I have to be but because I choose to be. They couldn't have portrayed Batman more inaccurately if the put him in a tutu. Hardcore Batman fans know that batman doesn't see himself as Bruce Wayne. As far as he is concerned Bruce died beside his parents. He sees himself strictly as Batman. The Nolan films captured this perfectly at the end of Batman Begins when Rachael Told Bruce that his face was his real mask.
Nolan's films are far superior. Nolan unlike the writers and directer of the Tim Burton Franchise, Understand Batman. Nolan and his team have portrayed his character and the moral code he lives by much more accurately. Take for instance at the End of Batman Forever where Batman Says something to the effect of I am both Batman and Bruce Wane, not because I have to be but because I choose to be. They couldn't have portrayed Batman more inaccurately if the put him in a tutu. Hardcore Batman fans know that batman doesn't see himself as Bruce Wayne. As far as he is concerned Bruce died beside his parents. He sees himself strictly as Batman. The Nolan films captured this perfectly at the end of Batman Begins when Rachael Told Bruce that his face was his real mask. @Xenu: this is true. burton said so himself that he never read a single comic book. it really showed throughout the whole movie. i don't hate the burton films though, they are just okay. keaton is an ok batman but horrible wayne.
LISTEN KID! You know NOTHING about Batman! Now stop acting like you are a fan and maybe actually do some real reading. I never said Keatons Batman was perfect or that Burtons films were faithful. I just said that Bale is a terrible Batman/Wayne in regards to the comics and that out of all the live action Batman's we have had Keaton was closest (while still not very close at all)
2 Things. Why are you calling me kid. Your profile says you were born in 93'. I'm 5 years OLDER than you. Second I have been a fan of batman All my life. I've studied the D.C. universe that he lives in. If you think keton is a better actor fine. But don't tell me I don't know anything about Batman.
23 Jul 2010, 9:08 pm
