Brother Jack
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And fast motion, directly before or after the slow motion.Slow motion.
And fast motion, directly before or after the slow motion.Slow motion.
I'd be very interested to see what Zack Snyder could pull out of the bag, it would be a very far cry from what Nolan does, any other director would probably try to be Nolan and just let everyone down.
should be a new director with a completely different take on the character. They've already done a great origin story, so they could get right into the meat of things. Personally i'd like a more fantastical director like guillermo del toro (if he wasnt already so busy) or alfonso curaron. I think its time to bring the fantasy elements back to cinema batman. Clayface, Poison Ivy, Mr Freeze, Lazurus Pit Ra's Al Ghul, a scarier scarecrow, mat hatter etc. This in turn wouldnt tread on the ground the nolan films stood on, they would be in a completely different park.
The thing about Cauron or Del Toro is that they're already well-established...so they might not be as inclined to take on what could easily be 7+ years of making Batman movies unless that was some life-long ambition for them or what have you. When you look at most of the big multi-movie franchises over the years, most of them were the 'big break' for their respective directors....at least as far as big-time Hollywood.
That's why you wouldn't really see...or even want...say, a Spielberg or Cameron of today doing Superman or the like, i.e. anything that they didn't have full creative ownership of from concept to delivery. You'd want the 'next' Cameron of the Terminator/Aliens days, or the next Peter Jackson of the LOTR days, or Singer/X-men, or Nolan/BB, Donner/STM, and so on....not those directors of 'now'. There's something about an up-and-coming filmmaker who's making his presence known with projects like these that I feel translates directly into their quality, as well as trying to make them as successful as possible to get in good with major studios.
So in that respect...the ideal next Batman director may very well be someone that we haven't heard of yet.
No more Batman movies at all after the possible third Nolan installment.
Even the third film I'm iffy about.
TDK raised the expections wayy too much for a 2nd sequel to be able to live up to it.
Goyer can't direct and the Nolan-Batman movies should stop when Nolan wants to stop making them.
Agreed. And I really dont know where else they can go. A Gothic Batman was made. A fantasy, cartoony Batman was made. A serious/real Batman with a good amount of comic book was made and an all real gritty Batman was made as well
I'd die of happiness if the next Batfilm stars Jon Hamm and is directed by Zack Snyder.
http://blog.moviefone.com/2010/11/15/batman-live-action-tv-series/'Batman' Live-Action TV Series May Pick Up Where Movies Leave Off
Posted Nov 15th 2010 3:35PM
An interesting rumor about a new live-action 'Batman' series has cropped up over at ComicBookMovie.com. According to their source, Warner Bros. is already planning to create a new television series to take up the caped crusader's mantle after Christopher Nolan is (presumably) done with him with 2012's 'The Dark Knight Rises.' There's little doubt that if Nolan were inclined to make a fourth Batman movie with Christian Bale, the studio would bend over backwards to make that happen, but if there is truth to this rumor, it sounds like they're not going to let Nolan's tenuous involvement determine whether or not they stay in the Batman business.
This makes perfect sense, of course, since Warner Bros. has long been involved with developing small screen alternatives to their big screen properties, the most comparable project being The CW's 'Smallville' (now in it's 10th season!), which has already introduced TV versions of a number of Batman's crime fighting cohorts (as seen above). So while it's only in the rumor stage at this point, it's hardly left-field speculation that they'd be interested in this. And according to their source, the WB are already looking at an actor to play TV's Bruce Wayne.
Karl Urban is supposedly the face (at least the unmasked portions) the undisclosed show's producer imagines the criminals of Gotham will all fear. And as for who those criminals will be, the WB are also preemptively trying to figure out a way to work in a new version of The Joker. No actor is currently associated with that role, but that's not stopping the site's report from mentioning that the studio knows what kind of a rating juggernaut an episode like that would be.
So what do you guys think? Do you have any interest in a live-action Batman series once Nolan has concluded his cinematic trilogy? What would you like to see the show dive into that the movies haven't? And, most importantly, what do you think of the idea of Karl Urban as Batman?
and fast motion, directly before or after the slow motion.
No more Batman movies at all after the possible third Nolan installment.
Even the third film I'm iffy about.
TDK raised the expections wayy too much for a 2nd sequel to be able to live up to it.
I'd die of happiness if the next Batfilm stars Jon Hamm and is directed by Zack Snyder.
I thought he did a great job with Watchmen. The slow motion stuff was a bit annoying, but the rest of the film is so fantastic that it made up for it. And Nite Owl's costume looks a heck of a lot better than Batman's TDK one does. My first pick would be del Toro, though.
Indeed, a different director for a different rebootA new director should do his/her own take.
Ahrm, a ten season TV series about Batman where Batman doesn't appear that I'm not going to like and therefore see?