SHOULD there be a third Batman film?- Page 2
SHOULD there be a third Batman film?
Q
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/3/05
#25let's play three or four
Posted: 11/18/08 at 7:21pmI still wish there hadn't been a second one. Well, at least I wish I hadn't seen it.
FindingNamo
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
#26let's play three or four
Posted: 11/18/08 at 8:35pm
Only if they do it in 3-D and Bill Hader plays the ultimate villain: Egghead.
Also, saying Christian Bale is dull is redundant.
#27let's play three or four
Posted: 11/18/08 at 8:48pm
I love the idea of a movie based on a cereal.
I vote for Count Chocula! You can get all the vampire fans into that too.
Other inspirations for films:
Mr. Clean: His story. Sexy. Dangerous. No germs. No nonsense.
Monopoly: The Movie --- starring Jack Black as Mr. Monopoly (with Debbie Shapiro singing her classic theme song parody)
Tupperware Party Massacre - '50s sensibility meets Michael Meyers
Correspondence Art School Musical! --- All singing, all dancing, First Class postage required.
Shake and Bake - no, not the chicken's best friend. This one's about a major earthquake during a heat wave in Southern California. Of course they're all eating fried faux baked chicken when it hits!
And finally - iPod, tHe mOvie! You can put the plot on "shuffle" and the story comes out different every time!
blocked: logan2, Diamonds3, Hamilton22
#28let's play three or four
Posted: 11/18/08 at 9:03pmMr. Clean? I like it. Michael Cerveris could star in the Broadway incarnation.
Roscoe
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/15/03
#29let's play three or four
Posted: 11/19/08 at 9:19am
They've raised the bar pretty high for a third Nolanized BATMAN film. I don't see how it could possibly be anything other than a disappointment. What villain could possibly follow Ledger's Joker?
And I'm one who didn't think DARK KNIGHT was any good at all, except as a vehicle for three very fine performances: Eckhart, Oldman, and Ledger's sublime Joker.
My vote: no more, please.
Economics being what they are, I'm sure there will be. I doubt I'll go see it, unless there's compelling reason to do so, like a villain who matches Ledger's performance. Ha. Yeah. Right.
#30let's play three or four
Posted: 11/19/08 at 9:32am
Besty...
http://moviesblog.mtv.com/2008/11/12/ridley-scott-passes-go-collects-200-to-direct-monopoly/
EVIE
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/12/04
#31let's play three or four
Posted: 11/19/08 at 11:24amThere's already several Ouija board movies out there...I wonder how different this one will be from all the rest.
#32let's play three or four
Posted: 11/19/08 at 3:23pm
Shake and Bake - no, not the chicken's best friend. This one's about a major earthquake during a heat wave in Southern California. Of course they're all eating fried faux baked chicken when it hits!
Dakota Fanning: "And I helped!"
Will Smith: "That you did, Little Gap-Tooth. That you did."
Long shot of Dakota Fanning and Will Smith holding uzis among a sea of bloody corpses as far as the eye can see. Smog hangs in the air and smoke is seen slowly rising amongst the ruins of Los Angeles.
Fade out.
Cue John Williams choral music.
Roll credits.
Mr Roxy
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/17/03
#33let's play three or four
Posted: 11/19/08 at 6:28pm
Discounting the 60's version but including the other 4 starting with Tim Burton's, there have actually been 6 Batman movies. There have also been 2 cliffhanger serials but that is something else altogether.
I say why not to a 7 th.
#34let's play three or four
Posted: 11/20/08 at 1:29pm
"I'm not fine with them splitting the last Potter book into two films and milking it. I'm fine with the Chronicles of Narnia movies, though, based on each of the books. "
I for one am glad that they are splitting the last Potter book into two movies. There's no way they could do an adequate job adapting that one into a two hour film without butchering it somehow. They should've have done the same for Goblet of Fire.
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