I'm sure it'll get damaged somehow, but I think the acid idea is really stupid and reaching. Just because Joker's in it, acid is the first thing that pops in to people's heads. I'm not sure acid would even affect the latex paint that the suit's supposed to be coated with, or the "kevlar" or "nomex" it's supposedly made of. And even so you'd need such a LOT of it to do any damage... it just seems silly.
I'd like to see the suit kind of worn and scuffed at the start of the movie because it would look cool:
And to see it just get so damaged through some sort of physical trauma (something falling on him, or geting banged up in some other way) that he simply has to replace it or at least make a new suit using parts of it.
Maybe strip the paint off the armour again, chop it up so that there is more flexibility at the joints then wear a heavy duty fabric over that. Or simply a new lot of armour alltogether.
I'm sure it'll get damaged somehow, but I think the acid idea is really stupid and reaching. Just because Joker's in it, acid is the first thing that pops in to people's heads. I'm not sure acid would even affect the latex paint that the suit's supposed to be coated with, or the "kevlar" or "nomex" it's supposedly made of. And even so you'd need such a LOT of it to do any damage... it just seems silly.
I'd like to see the suit kind of worn and scuffed at the start of the movie because it would look cool:
And to see it just get so damaged through some sort of physical trauma (something falling on him, or geting banged up in some other way) that he simply has to replace it or at least make a new suit using parts of it.
Maybe strip the paint off the armour again, chop it up so that there is more flexibility at the joints then wear a heavy duty fabric over that. Or simply a new lot of armour alltogether.
That's what I'm talking about, charcoal gray around the torso, minus the yellow oval.
Again, a guy who dresses up in a scary suit, can move fast as hell, and beat the living daylights out of you in less than a minute is scary enough. Why do you think most villains are still afraid of batman in the comics even though they know hes not some monster? Becuase they know he has a pretty damn good track record, and they know he's pretty damn good at what he does.
Nahhh ...The suit change could easily come from Bruce realizing that his old one isn't cutting it naymore, that his mission has escalated out of control and he needs something more vesatile, stealthy, etc....him changing his suit could coincide with an admission of failure in that what he's been doing so far just isn't working well enough.
The suit change could easily come from Bruce realizing that his old one isn't cutting it naymore, that his mission has escalated out of control and he needs something more vesatile, stealthy, etc....him changing his suit could coincide with an admission of failure in that what he's been doing so far just isn't working well enough.
The suit change could easily come from Bruce realizing that his old one isn't cutting it naymore, that his mission has escalated out of control and he needs something more vesatile, stealthy, etc....him changing his suit could coincide with an admission of failure in that what he's been doing so far just isn't working well enough.
It would make sense for a darker, sleeker suit with less bulk, some gray, and less rubber, giving Batman and his movements a more "shadowlike" perception. I could see this changing following Joker's murder of Rachel, in an event in which Bruce seeks to really bring out the fear, and be much more of a figure of the dark... Just a guess.
It would just seem logical that in spite of the specialized equipment designed by Wayne Enterprises for the Government, its gets to the point where its not quite getting the job done for his mission as Batman, so Bruce goes to Fox with exact specifications on what he wants from the suit among others items.
That's quite a clever idea, though it might be just a bit too much detail for a two hour film.
I REALLY don't like the idea of any of Batman's gear being one-off stuff. Which it all was in Begins.
I'd rather his gear be something you can buy "off the shelf". It can be very expensive and specialized, but it should be something that not just he has.
So I'd like the idea that rather than Fox build him another custom suit, Waynetech rolls out a mark 2 suit that is better and cheaper than the original, so that it can actually go in to production for the military or police. It would be cool to see, for example, SWAT cops wearing Waynetech armoured vests that are the same as a component in Batman's suit - the only difference being they wear the armour OVER some regular fatigues/jumpsuit, while Batman's stuff is under a sturdy outer skin.
I REALLY don't like the idea of any of Batman's gear being one-off stuff. Which it all was in Begins.
I'd rather his gear be something you can buy "off the shelf". It can be very expensive and specialized, but it should be something that not just he has.
So I'd like the idea that rather than Fox build him another custom suit, Waynetech rolls out a mark 2 suit that is better and cheaper than the original, so that it can actually go in to production for the military or police. It would be cool to see, for example, SWAT cops wearing Waynetech armoured vests that are the same as a component in Batman's suit - the only difference being they wear the armour OVER some regular fatigues/jumpsuit, while Batman's stuff is under a sturdy outer skin.
I don't think there is a wrong or right way to approach it but to me it would just seem logical that if I'm Bruce Wayne and decided that my equipment including the suit has flaws or shortcomings in regard to my war on crime as Batman, AND I know exactly what is needed I would go to Fox as ask him does Wayne Enterprises have what I'm looking for.
If it does, then great. But chances are Wayne Enterprises won't have everything I need, so then being a person of unlimited resources, I just would have it made according to my specifications.
It works, and kind of makes sense. Fox worked closely with Bruce's father. Therefore Fox becomes a connect to his father's legacy. If he was a close friend and associate to his father, why shouldn't he be for Bruce? I think it makes perfect sense.