Is this Batman de-assified?

He tried. It still isn't all that great, but its a vast improvement on the original.
 
That was good but Batman & Robin it's has that bad acting written all of it.
 
It's amazing that Arnold's actually a bit menacing in that.
 
HAHA, the infamous recut. I love the description: "I tried, I really did..."
 
Batman1939 said:
Your emotions make you weak hahaha

Mr. Freeze is not someone who should be judging other people's emotions!
 
Well I liked it a lot. I liked the blue filter, and I like the seriousness coming from this film as soon as the campy jokes are gone.
I wouldn't mind seeing the whole film re-cut, but I think it works on a small part but on the whole film I think it wouldn't.
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CLARKY said:
on the whole film I think it wouldn't.

Of course not! Barbara would still be related to Alfred and not Gordon. The crappy Bane would still be there! Poison Ivy would still be a joke.
 
Catman said:
Of course not! Barbara would still be related to Alfred and not Gordon. The crappy Bane would still be there! Poison Ivy would still be a joke.


Even tho B&R is crap movie but it does make sense of Babara being Alfred's niece rather than Gordon's daugther, in Burton/Schumacher Gordon version is old but than again so was Alfred.
 
Two Face said:
Even tho B&R is crap movie but it does make sense of Babara being Alfred's niece rather than Gordon's daugther, in Burton/Schumacher Gordon version is old but than again so was Alfred.

Isn't Barbara technically (in post-crisis that is) Gordon's adoptive daughter?
 
I found this because I wasn't sure.


The Crisis on Infinite Earths changed DC Universe continuity in many ways.

In the new continuity, Barbara was born to Roger and Thelma Gordon, and is Jim Gordon's niece.

(In Batman: Gotham Knights #6, Batman discovered a letter that Barbara had been keeping in a safe deposit box that had been stolen. The letter revealed that Barbara knew Jim Gordon had dated her mother Thelma before she married Roger, and that there is a chance that Jim Gordon might be her biological father, although he is not aware of that. Barbara has stated that she has not confronted Jim about this, not because she is afraid it might be true, but because she is afraid it might not be).

She showed interest at a young age in superheroes, often dressing up as one. Barbara's mother and aunt were killed in a car accident, partly caused by her father's drinking. Roger began drinking heavily and started taking his aggression out on Barbara. Barbara took on a great deal of responsibilities to cover for her father, consoling herself by thinking her father was not the same man she had once known. Eventually Roger's drinking and self-abuse caused his death.

James Gordon adopted his orphaned niece. James "Jim" Gordon, his wife (also named Barbara), and their son lived in Gotham City, where he worked as the commissioner of police. Although James and young Barbara initially did not get along, with time they grew close (Secret Origins #20) - Barbara came to think of him as her father (which he already was, legally).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbara_Gordon#Crisis_On_Infinite_Earths


I'm kinda confused.
 
Well Babara was born to Roger & Thelma Gordon then would Roger the father not Jim Gordon then at the end "Barbara came to think of him as her father (which he (Gordon) already was, legally)."
 
Roger is Jim's brother. Jim MAY have slept with his brother's wife and gotten her pregnant. So, she suspects that Jim may actually be her father.

Well, anyway, Jim is technically her uncle and thats how she saw him for a while. Then, she came to accept him as a father and not a uncle.
 
Catman said:
Of course not! Barbara would still be related to Alfred and not Gordon. The crappy Bane would still be there! Poison Ivy would still be a joke.
Considering how much they cut out of that first 10 minutes, Bane and Poison Ivy may very well not be there at all.
 
De-assified or not, it's still a pain to see this crap. And cutting off the one-liners the first ten minutes basically have no dialogue.
 
Antonello Blueberry said:
De-assified or not, it's still a pain to see this crap. And cutting off the one-liners the first ten minutes basically have no dialogue.
That actually works quite well. For Batman, at least. :o
 

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