The Dark Knight Rises One More 'Tusi And It Won't Need To Steal From Bamfer's Mini-Bar

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[DoomsdayApex]

That would be awesome, I don't think WB has the guts to go with this though.

Some fans on this site believe Nolan's movies are bland. A more crime-based Batman would kill them.

 

[Tacit Ronin]

I want the next reboot to turn the scale down instead of topping TDKR. I want Batman to deal with street level thugs and criminals.

 

[Travesty]

Some fans on this site believe Nolan's movies are bland. A more crime-based Batman would kill them.

Yeah, if it was in Nolan's world, probably.

 

[Blue Sugar]

I want the next reboot to turn the scale down instead of topping TDKR. I want Batman to deal with street level thugs and criminals.

We need more lower-scaled superhero-movies period.

 

[Rapunzel]

We need more lower-scaled superhero-movies period.

The success of The Avengers has assured that this won't happen.

Too much money to be made

 

[Ramsay Snow]

The success of The Avengers has assured that this won't happen.

Too much money to be made

Whedon said that the sequel would be more small-scale and personal, story-wise.

 

[Rapunzel]

Whedon said that the sequel would be more small-scale and personal, story-wise.

Did he? We'll have to see if Disney/Marvel let's him have his way. I personally doubt it.

 

[Ramsay Snow]

Did he? We'll have to see if Disney/Marvel let's him have his way. I personally doubt it.

I wish I remembered where he said that, but Disney/Marvel better let him have his way - he made them a lot of money, right?

 

[Nevincer]

If Marvel don't listen to Whedon after what he did for them, they are fools.

 

[DoomsdayApex]

Yeah, if it was in Nolan's world, probably.

Sure, detective work will be exhilarating (and the exception) under Fincher. And Mitt Romney will restore America's economy with ethical business practices.

 

[slimshady247]

They will.

 

[Tacit Ronin]

A Roman Polansky Bat film with the Mad Hatter as the villain.

 

[Travesty]

Sure, detective work will be exhilarating (and the exception) under Fincher. And Mitt Romney will restore America's economy with ethical business practices.

 

[Rapunzel]

If Marvel don't listen to Whedon after what he did for them, they are fools.

Agreed. But the movie clearly sets up Thanos for the sequel's villian. Can't really do small scale and personal with such a cosmic character.

And viewers will gripe if TA2 isn't as grand as the original. Ever really seen a sequel that is smaller in scale than it's original? Never happens. Studios get money from a film and throw more cash at the next one in hopes of bigger success. Iron man 2 for example.

Also, small scale is an subjective term, so who even know what whedon means by it?

 

[Rapunzel]

A Roman Polansky Bat film with the Mad Hatter as the villain.

Ugh no! Not Polanski- I refuse to see any of his films!

 

[DoomsdayApex]

It is what is Travesty. The complaint was that TDK was too crime-drama like for a Summer Blockbuster. They apparently want something closer to Marvel Studios' films.

 

[the dmg]

I am pissed that my one and a half day marinated steaks have spoiled. What a waste.

 

[Travesty]

I am pissed that my one and a half day marinated steaks have spoiled. What a waste.

Why are you marinating a steak that long? To marinate, you really only need to do it for a good 1-2 hours at the most.

 

[Mrs. Sawyer]

A Roman Polansky Bat film with the Mad Hatter as the villain.

Will never happen.

 

[Ramsay Snow]

Also, small scale is an subjective term, so who even know what whedon means by it?

You're right, but what I mean is I don't think Whedon will do a sequel with yet another invasion similar to Loki. You have to think of something a bit different.

 

[the dmg]

Why are you marinating a steak that long? To marinate, you really only need to do it for a good 1-2 hours at the most.

It wasn't done on purpose actually. I closed the last two nights, so I marinated it ahead of time with the intention of cooking them that same night, but I was too tired each time.

There are a few holes in the lid I sealed it with that I just now discovered.

 

[Travesty]

It wasn't done on purpose actually. I closed the last two nights, so I marinated it ahead of time with the intention of cooking them that same night, but I was too tired each time.

There are a few holes in the lid I sealed it with that I just now discovered.

Well, I'm assuming you're talking about a liquid marinade, and not a rub, but you can't marinate for longer than 24hrs. Most marinades are acidic, so it'll break down meats and fish if soaked too long. Fish especially.

 

[Tacit Ronin]

Ugh no! Not Polanski- I refuse to see any of his films!

Sucks to be you.