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The ascendancy of so many things "nerds/fanboys" in the pop culture the last twenty years has caused such a shift I think. It used to be that we (and excuse the presumption, I am 40, and I remember learning as a Padwan from the dudes/dudettes who were older than I back then) in the fanboy/fangirl set were proud to be the folk that liked something regardless of it's popularity in the wider culture. Cancelled show nobody liked? "Dude that was my jam!" Forgotten piece of nostalgia that everyone else has moved on from? "I know everyone else thinks this is lame now but it will always be cool to me." Niche piece of entertainment nobody knows about? "I know people have zero idea who or what this is on the T-shirt I'm wearing but I just want to let my freak flag fly, and if somebody asks maybe I can get them into too."
But now... I don't know... seems like people want the whole world to validate what they like. I am not saying to eat what ever gets thrown your way if you really have issues with it. But the validation of critics and the wider audience seems to matter a whole lot more these days than it used to. I get it to a certain degree. Stuff we like to see usually takes a big budget and big marketing to create. The stakes have risen with expectations of billion dollar box office and mass audience and critical acceptance yadda yadda... But it also seems there is a herd mentality in the fan population these days and it's one with little room for gray or nuance.
I don't like to talk politics, but sweet lawd.
It still boggles my mind how these republicans feel they are helping the nation. No souls. I'm still hoping Trump is a one term president, WE as a nation have to take the mutha out of that seat next time, just dont get pant wearing Hilary again.
The world desperately needs a reboot.
Maybe the world was already rebooted, but we just don't remember because Dr. M was messing with our ****. Hence all the wack happenings these last 2 years.
I wonder how many of us would meet in a world reboot.The world desperately needs a reboot.
I wonder how many of us would meet in a world reboot.
I might be a rich orthopediatrician.I suppose it depends on whether we'd still be nerds in this rebooted timeline? Maybe I'll come back a car guy. I drive a Prius so it'd be a radical change.
http://www.news.com.au/entertainmen...d/news-story/cdf49c4037f87b43e606e03f09374d1eKate Ledger said:He was so proud of what he had done in Batman. And I know he had plans for another Batman.
If its a bizarro world I would be a poor ugly guy with no luck with the ladies![]()
Wasn't there a rumor that the sequel to the Dark Knight would be about the Joker's trial?
Because no matter what, some things always stay the same through the multiverse....??
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That was David Goyer who after Batman Begins drafted an outline for two films involving the Joker --one with the Joker causing chaos in Gotham and the other with Harvey Dent prosecuting the Joker. IIRC, Dent's Two-Face was supposed to be in the third film. These outlines probably ended up in TDK.
TBH I think Nolan always had a rough idea of what he wants to do while doing Batman, he just tells the press that he has absolutely no plans after each film.
He might not have the whole series sketched out, but his cast has 3-picture deals and it's the freaking Batman!
He had the Joker card in BB, Bat's fate hanging in TDK...
IMHO.
It's 3D... Nothing to be excited, you fool.Get ready you fools.
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Because no matter what, some things always stay the same through the multiverse....??
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TBH I think Nolan always had a rough idea of what he wants to do while doing Batman, he just tells the press that he has absolutely no plans after each film.
He might not have the whole series sketched out, but his cast has 3-picture deals and it's the freaking Batman!
He had the Joker card in BB, Bat's fate hanging in TDK...
IMHO.
Do not mock a man's signature, io9. It is his most prized possession right after his Jurassic Park collection.
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