If this is to be believed:
Burton's Joker was going to go around wearing a big Scarecrow type hat, sunglasses, a scarf, and some big buttoned up overcoat....
Just f'ck WB for firing Burton because of silly things like McDonalds and ignorant soccer moms but karma got back at them when Batman & Robin become a flop. 
The batnipples are now forever engraved in film, to their eternal shame. They may be back on top now, because of Nolan, but nobody will ever let them forget their previous disgrace!Just f'ck WB for firing Burton because of silly things like McDonalds and ignorant soccer moms but karma got back at them when Batman & Robin become a flop.
If Sam Hamm and Bob Kane got involved in Batman Returns, Tim Burton's Penguin would've just been a one-dimensional lame ass long nosed fat Al Capone rip-off Mobster in a tuxedo with trick umbrella's but nothing more deeper and Catwoman would've just been a jewel thief that steals for no goddamn reason, although the thief incarnation can work with the right origins. Sam Hamm's early draft for Returns had the plot of Penguin and Catwoman stealing hidden gold beneath Wayne Manor, had Robin and Bruce Wayne marries Vicki Vale. That would've been horrible, good thing Burton rejected that draft and wanted Hamm completely out of the project plus they got someone witty like Daniel Waters to write the screenplay.
I think Tim Burton's Scarecrow would've been f'ing brilliant and also Arkham Asylum.
...which is why it kicks so much more ass than '89
...which is why it kicks so much more ass than '89
Yes, except that you have to consider that Burton's kind of ridiculousness > Schumacher's.Using the same logic, being that Returns was so ridiculous, Forever and Batman n Robin > B89 too.
so when B'89 first started I remember being confused why the woman at the beginning was calling her husband "Harold" as they were searching for a taxi. See, I thought B'89 was going to begin with his origin and I was like "This is the Wayne family, so why the heck is she calling him Harold? Isn't he Thomas Wayne?" And then when the johnny gobb thugs rob them I was like "aren't they suppose to kill the parents." It wasn't until Batman showed up that I realized that family in that scene weren't the Waynes. Good times
Same here. I was thinking, ""Don't they live there? Why does Bruce need a map?"When I saw B'89 for the first time in several years I had become a big comics fan and knew Batman's origin well so when B'89 first started I remember being confused why the woman at the beginning was calling her husband "Harold" as they were searching for a taxi. See, I thought B'89 was going to begin with his origin and I was like "This is the Wayne family, so why the heck is she calling him Harold? Isn't he Thomas Wayne?" And then when the johnny gobb thugs rob them I was like "aren't they suppose to kill the parents." It wasn't until Batman showed up that I realized that family in that scene weren't the Waynes. Good times
When I saw B'89 for the first time in several years I had become a big comics fan and knew Batman's origin well so when B'89 first started I remember being confused why the woman at the beginning was calling her husband "Harold" as they were searching for a taxi. See, I thought B'89 was going to begin with his origin and I was like "This is the Wayne family, so why the heck is she calling him Harold? Isn't he Thomas Wayne?" And then when the johnny gobb thugs rob them I was like "aren't they suppose to kill the parents." It wasn't until Batman showed up that I realized that family in that scene weren't the Waynes. Good times
