The Dark Knight Rises Batman sequel name

Thanks for a pointless post!!!

 

That's a funny avatar, lionhart.

Oh, and I have nothing to add to this thread.

 

I hope Robin isnt in these new movies!

 

worst thread ever.

 

There will never be a perfect forum so don't worry about the pointless posts.

 

Here's my ideas for titles:
- Batman: The Dark Knight
- Batman: Joker's Wild

 

I want "Batman Continues" lol

 

There will be no colon in the title.

 

nolan said its not gonna be that.

 

The Killing Joke

 

you are correct sir, it is the name of one of the most beloved Joker tales around.

If WB dares go outside the rhelms of two word titles, The Killing Joke would be number one in my book.

I also like Batman: Dark Knight, Batman: The Man Who Laughs and Batman: Joker's Wild (probably my favorite).

 

I think Batman:Escalation makes perfect sense, maintains continuity and has a nice sound to it.

 

What's wrong with Robin? Is it the guy who played him in the movies, or the actual character you guys hate so much? The character I like, and I like the movie interpretation. Batman and Robin was good, except for George Clooney. He could not play Batman if he tried, and he did try. Val Kilmer did an ok job.

 

B&R sucked- period. but not because of robin. because of schumacher....and clooney.

anyways, i like robin. hes just as much a part of the batman history like joker or alfred. i dont think he'll show in these films, cuz there only gonna do three MAYBE four with this cast/crew. i think WB should wait 5 maybe even 10 yrs so they can make a new trilogy with a brand new cast and continue the story then. they could do Batman/Robin trilogy or somethin and there (for all those who hate robin so much) do a "Death in the Family"-type story and have him killed in the end of the trilogy.

but to get back to topic, i dont mind Escalation, but id rather see Batman Dark Knight....something along those lines

 

Sorry for double post

 

Batman Escalation is my favorite title so far so that's what I hope the title of the movie will be.

 

I like Clooney, and actually I liked Clooney more then Kilmer (I hated Forever), however Schumacher gave him crap to work with. Best thing is, Clooney - unlike Schumacher - appolgized and took the blame for B&R.


My biggest reason for not wanting is Robin is that he really lightens up Batman, after all thats why he was added to the comic - to draw CHILDREN into the series. I agree with Bob Kane who later regretted adding Robin to Bats.

 

How can anyone be a true Batman fan and hate Robin? He's there. It's truly inevitable!Not that I agree with bringing him into the franchise, but I mean like I said it's there. But this Thread truly serves no purpose whatsoever, it's just adding fuel to the fire.

 

BATMAN: The Assassin Joke