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Joker is a good character make up or no. Hugo Strange is a terrible villain.
I loved Watchmen. Is there something wrong with me?
Joker is a good character make up or no. Hugo Strange is a terrible villain.
Based on what . I saw some dame good animated episodes with Strange . Strange works with the right material. and Im pretty sure Catwoman will be the marketable character now.
Like it or not, its' a 50/50 shot that one ofthe villains will be Strange or Black Mask, off Batmans rouge gallery that HASN'T been seen on the screen and that fits with Nolans world , both of those are the only logical choices.
Regardless who the villain is, this a Christopher Nolan movie, i have faith in ANY villain he decides to use, but i have had a strong feeling he was gonna use hugo strange for a good year now , not sure why just have.
I just hope Catwoman is in indeed in this.
Joker is a good character make up or no. Hugo Strange is a terrible villain.
Your judgin it before you even seeing any thing of what Nolan has in mind, not even footage.
Besides countless times we have seen villains that were considered bad or lacking and see them become great villains on screen,
Deacon Frost, Toad(More so the fact that made him a bad ass martial arts expert instead of a toad dressed like a clown), General Zod are some that come to mind that weren't a huge name or considered great villains on paper but turned out to be good/entertaning bad guys on screen,
Plus even better we have a director like Nolan, so you gotta have some faith in him that he can make Strange or any other villain interesting and great for a movie.
He's a character that's been in the Batman mythos as long as the Joker has been. He may not be as theatrical as most of Batman's other villains, but that doesn't mean that he isn't worthwhile. He's easily one of Batman's most twisted villains. Have you ever read Batman and the Monster Men?The support for this villain reminds me of how people were willing to bend over and accept a two-face with a tiny patch of melted skin on his cheek, or a joker with only a black trenchcoat and a cut smile.
Plus Catwoman can be the theatrical "mainstream" villain the film needs for marketing. Hardy's role could be like Eckhart's Harvey Dent in terms of screen time.He's a character that's been in the Batman mythos as long as the Joker has been. He may not be as theatrical as most of Batman's other villains, but that doesn't mean that he isn't worthwhile. He's easily one of Batman's most twisted villains. Have you ever read Batman and the Monster Men?
He's a character that's been in the Batman mythos as long as the Joker has been. He may not be as theatrical as most of Batman's other villains, but that doesn't mean that he isn't worthwhile. He's easily one of Batman's most twisted villains. Have you ever read Batman and the Monster Men?
Did you seriously just compare Blade to anything that remotely has anything to do with Batman?