After Nolan's BATMAN trilogy... - Part 1

No way in hell am I waiting til I'm 29 to see another Batman movie!

And Clayface can be an interesting villain to use, doesn't have to be the main villain. He would certainly create awesome tension and paranoia scenes.
 
You know what else I would really enjoy? A new "Batman and Robin" animated series. The twist would be that at the end of the first episode, that has Batman and Robin already together, they reveal Batman and Robin as Dick and Damian. The rest of the season would go back and forth between their adventures and a "Return of Bruce Wayne"-type storyline. I just think that would be a fun show.

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Yknow we really should see a fully realized Scarecrow in the next series. They missed their chance in The Dark Knight Rises, he coulda easily worn his whole Scarecrow outfit from the comics, I really want to see that on screen.

What about David Yates directing?
I wouldn't hate this. definitely bring a legitimacy to reboot from a marketing stand point (because you know people are going to roll their eyes at another reboot). "From the Director of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." tickets=sold.
 
Personally, I hated David Yates' direction of his HP movies.

Both Alfonso Cuaron and that dude who directed Goblet of Fire did a much better job. Yates probably had the best scripts and books to adapt, yet kinda squandered them.
 
Welll I agree that Alfonso Cuaron did a kickass job, my least favorite movie is probably Goblet of Fire, and I thought David Yates took the series in a really mature direction, I loved his work on the Harry Potter films, Half Blood Prince and Deathly Hallows being my favorites
 
I wouldn't hate this. definitely bring a legitimacy to reboot from a marketing stand point (because you know people are going to roll their eyes at another reboot). "From the Director of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." tickets=sold.


I think he could have a really cool looking Gotham, I loved the look of his movies, it would work well with Batman. And thats so true if they put his name all over this project we could have another sucessful trilogy.
 
Welll I agree that Alfonso Cuaron did a kickass job, my least favorite movie is probably Goblet of Fire, and I thought David Yates took the series in a really mature direction, I loved his work on the Harry Potter films, Half Blood Prince and Deathly Hallows being my favorites
same, goblet of fire got a little slap-sticky for my tastes, and based on that director's work following goblet of fire, I'm not to keen on seeing anything else from him.
 
It's so obvious that these two should be the faces of the reboot

Our new Batman and Gordon
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Sure both of these guys are suggested too much for their respective roles but that's because they're so DAMN perfect for both roles.

Make it happen WB, you made the fans happy by picking the popular choices for the last Batman Bale and Cavill as Superman...I don't see how people could complain about either of these guys being cast, Jon Hamm looks the most like Bruce Wayne of the comics of any other famous actor right now, same goes for Cranston as Gordon. But both of them are the leads on two different AMC shows, which proves how deserving they are of the roles, they both have mad acting chops.

Hamm may be a little old right now, I still think he could do an incredible job, I personally WANT to see a Batman in his 40s and who better than Jon Hamm.. Robert Downey Jr. is 47, six years older than Hamm might I add...
 
I hate David Yates, he ruined the 5th, 6th, and 7.1! His movies were so bland and his characters were so boring, I hated it. Especially since I love the books. I'd rather have Cuaron and mike Newell.
 
I think the most popular director choices are Alfonso Cuaron, Guillermo Del Toro, David Fincher, and Darren Aronofsky. I'd be fine with any of them. But if we get Del Toro I definitely want to see characters like Mr. Freeze, Killer Croc, Clayface, Man-Bat, he could do some CRAZY **** with those characters.
 
Oh yeah, I'm def down for del toro. I'd also love to see Ridley Scott (although I want him more for WW)
 
It would be cool if they would start off with Bruce as an established but still relatively young Batman, and the first season is basically Dick Grayson's intro and development, with the two of them basically co-headlining the show. If the show as a Smallville-like run, after a few years, have Dick become Nightwing and go off on his own, showing back up a few times every season to check in and help out.

Season 1- Batman meets Dick at the very beginning, Dick becomes Robin slowly over the course of season one, with Bruce finally accepting that he is a full on "partner" in the finale.

Season 2- Batman and Robin kicking ass and taking names.

Season 3- Trouble starts, they have more and more disagreements, possibly regarding Dick's future. After defeating the big bad in the finale, Dick takes off to be Nightwing.

Season 4 (or maybe 5)- MAYBE have Jason Todd introduced fairly early in the season, with him becoming Robin midway through. Season finale, though, would be his death.

These are just ideas. I know it'll never happen, but I would be interested in seeing them try.

LOOOOVE the idea of a one hour action/drama/mystery series. Here's how I would like to see it:

Season 1: Batman on his own with a lot of self enclosed, mythology building episodes, but with the season long arc being the fall of Harvey Dent with the birth of Two-Face in the 2-part season finale. Lot of gangster villains, and characters like Black Mask, Deadshot, and Firefly.

Season 2: Introduce Dick Grayson in the season premier, building the character and the relationship between him and Bruce and culminating with him finally becoming Robin in the finale. The big, season running villain arc could be Hugo Strange and do a more fleshed out version of the ideas I laid out for a movie on the last page. You could really start to delve into the city of freaks idea in this season.

Season 3: Batman and Robin in full swing. After his introduction in the first or second season, we pick up on The Joker in Arkham and the season arc is his manipulation and mental perversion of Dr. Harleen Quinzel until she becomes Harley Quinn and busts him out. The Season-long heavy could be The Riddler.

Season 4: Introduce Ra's al Guhl as the big bad with the two-part season opener being an adaptation of The Demon's Quest. Go into Bruce's relationship with Talia and all that. Maybe this is also the season where Dick starts to pull away and become his own man, perhaps Nightwing by the end of the season.

Season 5: Hush. Just straight up adapt Hush as a season of television, it would be great.

Season 6: Introduce the new Robin, my feeling is to skip to Tim Drake, but I could be wrong. I would like to see something really big and different for the sixth season, maybe an adaptation of No Man's Land, maybe even Knightfall. It could be cool seeing Bane's full on plot be executed, breaking the rogues out of Arkham and all that.

Maybe go beyond six seasons, but this is all off the top of my head.

Just the ideas for single episodes would be amazing for a show like this. You could switch between action, detective, and horror genres like crazy from episode to episode. You could do an episode where Bruce keeps flashing back to different parts of his training to help him get out of situations he's in in the present. I would love to see a Die Hard-esque episode where someone like Two Face breaks into the Wayne Enterprises building and Bruce is stuck inside, trying to stop the hostage takers without being found it. Sigh, it'll never happen, but it's such a great show in my head.
 
That's a pretty cool rumor.:yay:

Going into his second year? Called The Batman? Think we've seen that before.

I prefer a Batman that's about 30-32 years old and 7 years into crimefighting, Robins about 18, on the verge of becoming Nightwing and joining the Teen Titans(which would connect to my Justice League.)

Robin shouldn't become Robin before he turns 18.

I know it'll never happen, but I would still prefer tv. It would allow for more villains to be used, more character development, and aspects of the Bat mythos that we will probably never get otherwise (such as multiple Robins).

Never say never.

Oh yeah, I'm def down for del toro. I'd also love to see Ridley Scott (although I want him more for WW)

Ridley Scott? Wonder Woman? That sounds awfully like getting Ang Lee to do Hulk.
 
I would love to explore Dick Grayson's evolution into Robin, but only on a TV show. If Robin is in the next movie, I'd prefer them to skip over his origin and just have him already there.
 
^same here, I'd rather they start out with tim drake, dick's already nightwing in bludhaven, babs is already oracle, and it could make for an arc for batman, having to accept another persons help on the field after what happened to jason todd.
 
I think that would be an awful lot for the general public to swallow in a reboot...

It's best to keep things simple in movies.
 
they could always just cut out jason todd and make barbara's paralysis the reason he stopped working with dick, allude to the events of the killing joke, have Tim drake start investigating why robin or batgirl don't show up in gotham, why batman has gotten increasingly violent with criminals in the past couple of months/ years, isn't tim drake suppose to be a brilliant crime solver like batman? like how dick was more of a martial artist, tim reflects the intellectual aspect of batman.
 
Some observations -

* WB will not make a Batman movie based on The Batman, as leaving out popular supporting characters like Jim Gordon is a really stupid idea.

* Jon Hamm has already declined to play any superhero character, I do not see him getting the role.

* The new Batman will have a solo movie that will be a part of larger DC universe
as Nolan is no longer producing Batman movies (I suspect that this may have been the part of reason why Nolan is no longer a producer of any DC movie except MOS, that is WB wants to integrate Batman into DC Universe to make a JL movie in near future..)

* The tone of new Batman movies will be similar to that of MOS movie.

* Batman will start out of year One in the reboot.
 
my biggest fear for a Batman tv show is that it would end up like The Cape
 
What should they call this movie, regardless of whether it's a reboot, a sequel, or something more vague?

WB (for some reason) apparently forced Nolan to used the words "The Dark Knight" in the title for the third Nolan film due to the success of TDK (which I totally didn't understand... did they REALLY think that people wouldn't know it was a sequel to TDK unless they beat us over the head with it?). Personally though, as much as I like the Dark Knight nickname, I hope they don't keep forcing it into the title when it doesn't need to be.
 
What should they call this movie, regardless of whether it's a reboot, a sequel, or something more vague?

WB (for some reason) apparently forced Nolan to used the words "The Dark Knight" in the title for the third Nolan film due to the success of TDK (which I totally didn't understand... did they REALLY think that people wouldn't know it was a sequel to TDK unless they beat us over the head with it?). Personally though, as much as I like the Dark Knight nickname, I hope they don't keep forcing it into the title when it doesn't need to be.

The franchise would be a restart (with origins only shown by brief flashbacks, like they did in Batman Forever.)

I would like titles like -

Batman: Year One, Batman: Long Shadows.
 
I think that would be an awful lot for the general public to swallow in a reboot...

It's best to keep things simple in movies.

Yeah. Remember this. Superhero movies are designed more for the general public than the fans...
 

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