Robbie Pattinson is 'The Batman'
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Christian Bale was 31 when Batman Begins came out. He looked older though.
It's not divisive at all. Those who are against it the ones who haven't seen his work since Twilight. He's grown into a wonderful actor since then. He's also got a starring role in Christopher Nolan's upcoming film.
Heh, they seemed to have corrected the story since last night. Or I was trippin'. I liked RPat in Cosmopolis, definitely a role that convinced me he could play Bruce Wayne. As for Bats, well, the actor that plays Bruce Wayne is so rarely the same person on the suit. I'll admit to not knowing much about Matt Reeves and this project. Admittedly, I'm biased that all the best Bat-performers have been in the animated movies, start with Conroy, then Greenwood, then mmmaybe Will Arnett, and afterwards we can start talking live performers.
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I think u were sniffing glue.
Matt Reeves directed the last two Planet of the Apes movies, and they are brilliant, so I'm definitely looking forward to this one (as long as WB doesn't interfere).
Interested. I didn't grow up on animated Conroy Batman, and each time I've heard him speak, it's just so bland. And maybe that's because it's a cartoon, and that's fine. It just feels distant to me. There isn't that emotion in his voice like when Bale's speaking to Alfred about his failures. And like or dislike Bale's Batman voice, when he's angry - not just regular angry, but beating Joker to a pulp angry, you can tell.
I have similar feelings toward's Hamil's. It's great, but there's hardly any variation in his voice like Leader's. Amusement, anger, annoyance, etc.
Will Arnett is great for Lego. Not lego ... not so much.
*puts down glue*
No, I swear.
Those Apes movies WERE good tho, weren't they? Ok, I'm in.
TBH, Bale never quite meshed for me, tho I agree he's one of the best when it comes to Bruce's more human and relatable moments.
Indeed, he was - I enjoyed watching him "grow up" on screen.And David Mazouz was 13 or 14 when Gotham came out.
I'll wait and see and hope for the best. But for now his turn in Twilight is still too clear in my mind, so I imagine No for me to watch. (Maybe just stream it when the cost gets down to $2.99 on Amazon.)
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I think he's great actor. I thought he was great in Twilight. I think he'll be a great Batman - he can do brooding and he has a great jawline.
I post on a forum where he is commonly referred to as Footface. It's either because
A) His face looks like someone stepped on it and squished it down
B) His profile resembles a human foot in profile
C) He always looks pale and sweaty, like a foot
D) He looks like he smells
Take your pick, but I find it amusing. I'm sure he'll be competent Batman, but then, I think all the Batmans up to now were pretty competent. I don't think it's a role that takes a lot of acting skills.
A) His face looks like someone stepped on it and squished it down
B) His profile resembles a human foot in profile
C) He always looks pale and sweaty, like a foot
D) He looks like he smells
Take your pick, but I find it amusing. I'm sure he'll be competent Batman, but then, I think all the Batmans up to now were pretty competent. I don't think it's a role that takes a lot of acting skills.
Never saw those movies, so I have nothing to compare him with - Once the mask is on, he'll be fine.
Soooooo....we're on the path where The Batman (Robert Pattinson) squares off against The Joker (Joaquin Phoenix), huh? That should be...sweaty.
Be still my heart.
Be still my heart.
Once the mask is on, he'll be fine.
Heh, to be That Guy (tm), usually the dude under the mask is someone else.
All the Bats and Jokers have been pretty sweaty, so I feel like it's on point.