7Hells
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Ive got to agree with LadyVader and superkong on this. Bale is more intense and less of the "cool" batman because he is still establishing Batman in the criminal mind as something to be feared. The time setting in which Keaton plays Batman he is already feared. The mere mention of Batman brings fright to criminals. He doesnt have to sound violent or scary because his opponents are already scared of him.Nepenthes said:Also my perception of Batman is slightly different from yours I guess. I see Batman more controled, cooly psychotic and quietly imposing instead of 'rah rah rah!' in your face like when he interogated Flass. He's scarier when he's calmer, like as if it's *normal* to dress in a Batsuit. The intensity comes from confident authority and blazing eyes. Like Keaton.
Bale is laying the foundation of why and what Batman becomes to criminals. Keaton didnt have to work at it, it was accepted that criminals already feared him. Bale had to show us why.