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This. This is how he should style his hair.
Let Me In featured quite a few classic '80s hits, but I don't remember how prominently they were used. Both of his Apes films also included a single song each.Which ones? I don't remember any songs in the Apes films, or Let Me In. Not soundtrack songs anyway.
I just think putting music numbers on a Batman soundtrack is so 90s, it's right there with Rachel's haircut and the Spice Girls. Blergh.
I'd bet a great deal of money it was the Dark Knight suit.
It'll be interesting to see what he looks like in six months time, with a little hair dye and the obligatory muscle gains.
I'm thinking the same. I feel like Pattinson may end up being my favoriteThinking more on it, I really think he could sell the lively, tabloid-friendly version of Bruce better than any previous actor whose taken the mantle, while also nailing the intensity under the cowl.
I’ve always said that, despite generally good performances from every Bat-actor, each previous Bruce was missing some piece to make the definitive Batman in my eyes. Maybe Edward Cullen is just the guy to do it.
I have to say, this is the first time in a very long time I've felt that little spark of excitement for a new Batman film. When Affleck was announced it was barely a year after the Dark Knight Trilogy ended, and the fact that it was being rebooted so soon and shoehorned into a shared DC Universe just made me really cynical about the whole franchise. Even when Reeves was announced, it was hard to feel any excitement because the "will he or won't he" cloud of Affleck and the uncertain state of the DCEU was hanging over everything. Then Justice League was kind of the nail in the coffin for me where it was just sad how little I cared. I wasn't sure what it would take to make me interested again.
With the announcement of a great up and coming actor in the role and a fresh new take on the universe with no ties to what's come before, it brings me back to those early Begins days feelings and that's a nice place to be.
One of my problems with introducing Batman via a shared universe is that by having Snyder's vision dictate who that version of Batman was, it robbed whichever director who came next of the chance to build their vision of the Bat-universe from the ground up. In terms of casting, design, music, everything. And historically Batman has worked best cinematically when a director has the creative freedom to do that.
This is not a high bar for the costume at all. The further away Reeves' version from JL the better. Fat bats, short ears, patches on the armor... Ugh.Bar's pretty high for the costume. I really hope they just re-use this:
This is not a high bar for the costume at all. The further away Reeves' version from JL the better. Fat bats, short ears, patches on the armor... Ugh.
Long ears
Blue and grey
Oval
Doooooooiiiiiiiiit.
Probably. As I doubt anyone except Affleck could fit into that Snyder suit.
Maybe when Reeves came out in the Burt Ward Robin costume he had second thoughts.