capt. slaughter
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Where is the TDK Tivo thread? Where is the TDK Tivo thread?!
did they let you out of your cage again???
Where is the TDK Tivo thread? Where is the TDK Tivo thread?!
As I said, they still want to have the armor look and this design I think gives them the lightest and most mobile option. I think the final product is going to look on screen.
Yes, I am aware of that. I chose the statements I compared it to accordingly. I think repeated complaints about the suit, which are at least routed in critical examination of the costume, are no less worthy of discussion than the admission that one likes the suit, or the complaint that the comment has been made ad nauseam, and perhaps more worthy, depending on the specific instance.
i can see that.
One's decision to "stop listening or caring" seems more his/her problem than mine.
The point of the TDK costume, weather you like it or not is to maint the armored look while giving the actor full range of motion and comfort. Some love it, some hate. As I said before, I'm waiting to really see it in context before judging rather than forming an opinion by overanalyzing the same still shots we see.
i too like to judge art of any kind in its proper context.
You spend to much time assuming you know how people that disagree with you think.
the above statement is going in my signature.
As I said, they still want to have the armor look and this design I think gives them the lightest and most mobile option. I think the final product is going to look on screen.
Naturally, but it's a question of degrees. To what degree are they designed for mobility, and to what degree are they designed to look like technological nonsense? The amount of unnecessary an nonsensical breaks not conducive to mobility suggests they were more concerned with the appearance of technological nonsense. As I said, the breaks aren't the issue. The stupid way they were designed is the problem.
see, i dont see any unecessary breaks in the leg. everywhere there is a cut is someplace that will potentially encounter some flexion. i really dont know for sure because i have not seen them in action. in fact im not sure i will in the movie either knowing mr pfister.
Perhaps consider the Begins legs; looks at where the lines are on the thighs and kness. If you patterned your breaks on those lines, you'd have the same mobility, but it wouldn't look like crap. You could add an extra break or two if really necessary, and still have a superior design with comparable mobility.
i have not tried this but im assuming if following the curvature of the begins legs worked better they would have gone with that. the lines on the begins leg also have no horizontal breaks which seems to me might buckle more.
I didn't communicate myself clearly enough: I didn't mean to say that extremity ventilation was not helpful, just that body and head ventilation is more important. I'm not a runner, so I can't speak to that, but I can say that when I'm hot skiing, taking my gloves off or rolling up my sleeves won't do the trick--I've gotta open up my jacket.
I think it's possible they could incorporate some discreet ventilation in the ears of the cowl.
i would see it. so would you. and someone would ***** that it looked even more like the sonar suit and even his ears had techy lines all over them. admit it. you know its true. it would take but a nudge to make you like me. to push you outof the light...sorry, i lost my place.
Naturally.
In terms of the new suit having more pieces because it improves ventalation, I think that it is a moot point because I'm pretty sure they have always built in cooling systems for the Batsuit (such as a vest that is worn underneath the suit that has cold water pumped into it) or they have a fridge truck on set that the actor can sit in between takes (I think I remember Bale saying something to this end). Though while shooting there may be some discomfort caused by heat, ventalation is clearly not a priority in the design since they have other ways of dealing with it. If ventilation were, surely we would have ended up with a more comfortable and breathable cloth suit?
I really don't know what to say to this.see, i dont see any unecessary breaks in the leg.
No, they wouldn't have. Those legs don't suit the angular nature of the rest of the design, and would have required a considerably more organically styled torso.i have not tried this but im assuming if following the curvature of the begins legs worked better they would have gone with that.
The Begins legs never noticeably buckled, by my recollection. They wrinkled, but they didn't buckle. The TDK legs, on the other hand, buckle like crazy around the crotch. I can't speak to the mobility of the TDK legs, but the BB legs were as flexible as you could ever need them to be, so I don't consider swapping them for ugly buckling legs a good move.the lines on the begins leg also have no horizontal breaks which seems to me might buckle more.
It's possible, but 'm not convinced that it would be impossible to make the discreet. In any case, the superior solution is to use a cowl that isn't rubber, anyway.i would see it. so would you. and someone would ***** that it looked even more like the sonar suit and even his ears had techy lines all over them. admit it. you know its true. it would take but a nudge to make you like me. to push you outof the light...sorry, i lost my place.
You don't see where the lines are unnecessary? If they were really there for mobility, they would be placed in areas where the leg would bend. Such as at the knee, seperated where the leg meets the crotch area, etc.
There really needn't be any more breaks in the leg than that.

Fair enough. Just with less pads than you people are using and no Robin neck.This is the suit the likes of Lujho and myself have been describing since...forever. It is also the suit appearing in many of the manips posted on this board.
So you prefer this ridiculous belt than that of BB/TDK? Are you serious?Who said anything about a belt of leather? If anything, the faithful alternative is more realistic, as it would be based on the belts worn by police officers, SWAT, military, etc.
You spend to much time assuming you know how people that disagree with you think.

In terms of the new suit having more pieces because it improves ventalation, I think that it is a moot point because I'm pretty sure they have always built in cooling systems for the Batsuit (such as a vest that is worn underneath the suit that has cold water pumped into it) or they have a fridge truck on set that the actor can sit in between takes (I think I remember Bale saying something to this end). Though while shooting there may be some discomfort caused by heat, ventalation is clearly not a priority in the design since they have other ways of dealing with it. If ventilation were, surely we would have ended up with a more comfortable and breathable cloth suit?
You guys are STILL arguing about the suit?
Just because you use big and fancy words doesn't mean your any better or superior and yea I know you never claimed such a thing but that's the vibe you give off.
And so it continues, and will never end!
No, that's just the vibe you get, because pseudo-intellectual tirades make for killing a conversation. That is Saint's fault.

Here's the thing; Saint is not posturing as an intellectual just by using varied syntax, and a dose of logic. If he spuriously name-dropped Wittgenstein in every other paragraph then yes, he would come across as a posturing charlatan. But he doesn't- he just gives reasoned discussion on the subject at hand.
Oh dude, this thread is one of the nuttiest carousels I've ever been on.
And so it continues, and will never end!
why dont you two get a room?Here's the thing; Saint is not posturing as an intellectual just by using varied syntax, and a dose of logic. If he spuriously name-dropped Wittgenstein in every other paragraph then yes, he would come across as a posturing charlatan. But he doesn't- he just gives reasoned discussion on the subject at hand.