ThePowerCosmic
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Indeeeed! Visually it can be far-fetched. If you bring in Mr Freeze, Hugo Strange who creates monsters through experiments, a Gotham that looks a little different...that's perfect for the reboot. For the Arkham approach. But take it seriously like Nolan did.
Bruce Wayne and Batman in general can still be quite grounded. And so can a few of its villains. Riddler, Penguin, Black Mask they can all be treated in a realistic way. BUT...
Instead of using the Nolan style where they asked the questions "What would Batman be like in real life and who would the Joker be in real life and Bane in real life? etc"...Why not approach it differently this time?? Where the question is "What if Batman and Gordon and these real human characters were stuck in a world that allowed freaks and fantastical creatures, transformations? etc"
How would you or me or Batman for that matter approach something like Killer Croc, Man-Bat, Mr. Freeze, Clayface? It's sort of the Snyder/Nolan/Goyer approach for Man Of Steel isn't it? The premise is what if our world was exposed to such a super-powered being like Superman? In this case it's reversed, what if Batman was exposed to such fantastical beings?
They can set it in the future. 50 to 100 years from now, but it's closer to Looper where it's not over-done. It's still gritty and recognizable most of the time.
I agree with everything you said except for the future thing. No need to set it in the future. It's not even in this universe.