Pfeiffer-Pfan
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Batman 89:
"What are you...", "I'm Batman"
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"Giant Bat terrorizes...wait'll they get a load'a me!"
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"The Pen is truly mightier than the sword."
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Batman Returns:
The Knight Beckons
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Flight of the Bat
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"Things change."
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i like the part in BF where Batman falls into Twoface's trap and 2 face turns on the gas, and fires a shot, and everything is in flames, then Batman appaears out of the flames, and looks at twoface,Two face fires a few shots and everything on top of batman falls on him,sand,pipes, construction stuff w/e,everything collapses and batman is being buried, so the dark knight falls but then Robin grabs his hand and pulls him out with one arm
Darkknight90...
I loved that movie. I loved how deep it dove into Wayne's psychological problems. Not to mention a great portrayal of the joker.
I consider the ending of Batman Forever with the crazy Riddler crying he's Batman as a best moment, because it shows how Batman can be a striking icon of memorable fear in his enemies hearts, and it introduced Arkham Asylum for the first time (in live-action) as being an asylum, not a dumb jail like in B&R.
Well said here, the symbolism of the bat drove Nygma completely insane beyond the point of even knowing who he or Batman was. The power of fear, that's power you can't buyt:
If you find a scene in a superhero film, heck in any genre as powerful as this, please tell me...
If you find a scene in a superhero film, heck in any genre as powerful as this, please tell me...
Dr. Burton slowly struts through the halls of Arkham, whistling a tune. He turns left and enters a cell.
The whistling stops, his mouth hangs agape, a look of horror sweeps across his entire face.
A dead guard hangs from the ceiling fan in the darkly lit room, lightning flashes outside and illuminates the room for a quick second.
The words "The Bat Must Die" are visible on the wall next to the dead guard, written in blood.
Probably the greatest scene to never be placed in a film.
Descent into Mystery is my favorite scene in all of the Batman films. Everything about it was so perfect.
Ah yes. Everything screams Batman. The very Batmobile seems to be a mechanic monstrous version of Batman himself running wild through the darkness.