Ronny Shade
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TheVileOne said:If the filmmakers really wanted to bring Ra's back they could. WITHOUT the Lazarus pit.
ganstaman56 said:dude ra's is old news. it would be boring to bring him back for the next or any of the sequels for that matter. i'm for concentrating on the new villain in town Joker.
Calendar Man said:Maybe..but in a later film. Not this next one.
Ronny Shade said:Fool, Ra's Al Ghul is never old news![]()
First, realistic doesn't mean it has to be completely real. Second, Ra's death was ambigious. He could be alive or dead. I wouldn't mind a re-appearence but not playing a major role again until a later film.trustyside-kick said:- Nolan is taking a more realistic approach and having some guy who has lived for 800 years and survives off of his beloved lazurus pits is not exactly realistic.
Spidey-Bat said:First, realistic doesn't mean it has to be completely real. Second, Ra's death was ambigious. He could be alive or dead. I wouldn't mind a re-appearence but not playing a major role again until a later film.
El Payaso said:Ambiguous? He did fall a tremendous height inside a train that exploded in a big way and you call that ambiguous.
thedarks0ldier said:I think to really explains Ra's origin they should do a spin off film, but not tell advertise it as a Batman film, or even really allude to it in the marketing. They should just call it "The Demons Head" and it would be like Gladiator mixed with La Mes and Last Samurai and any other awesome period piece you can think of. Make it narrated by Talia, and bring back all the ninja's for the modern time, and show all the different "Ubu's" (or fake Ra's)
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Katsuro said:No body.
Plus, didn't you see his face at the end? He closed his eyes, went all calm and serene. He was totally about to flip out with some awesome ninja moves.