Was Batman a killer in Burton Bat movies?

[Mr. Socko]

Batman strapped a bomb to a fat guy and pushed him down a well and people ask is he a killer?......

 

[El Payaso]

I don't think someone is actually questioning that.

 

[Kevin Roegele]

read the first half of what i said
it goes both ways. people are mad that he killed because it wasn't in the comics for a long time. others accept that he killed in the movie because he also did so in the comics.

I still don't think you've understood the point I'm trying to put across.

When I saw Batman for the first time, I had no idea whether he killed in the comics, and didn't even think about it.

 

[Mr. Socko]

Batman also set the man in the devil costume afire.

 

[Kevin Roegele]

Batman also set the man in the devil costume afire.

Come on, we've all done that.

 

[El Payaso]

He was scared but didn't die.

 

[Kevin Roegele]

He was scared but didn't die.

I think he enjoyed the experience and looked around for someone to share it with.

 

[El Payaso]

Called me last week, 'so, ready for a lil burnt?', haha, what a nutz.

 

[Superwoman Prime]

I told someone a couple of weeks ago:

If I were to make my own version of Batman on film, he'd be so dark, it'd make Tim Burton's version look like Mr. Roger's Neighborhood.

 

[newwaveboy87]

I still don't think you've understood the point I'm trying to put across.

When I saw Batman for the first time, I had no idea whether he killed in the comics, and didn't even think about it.

that's great. but you're a comic board and people are using the comics to back up and support their points. after just about every comic movie comes out my friends come to me asking how faithful it was, it's the same as with a book adaptation. people are curious how faithful it is to the source material, despite whether they've read it or not. you can't leave it alone.

you took his quotes out of context and over complicated his simple statement.

 

[Kevin Roegele]

I told someone a couple of weeks ago:

If I were to make my own version of Batman on film, he'd be so dark, it'd make Tim Burton's version look like Mr. Roger's Neighborhood.

How dark are we talking here? Disturbingly dark?

 

[dude stannis]

Same here, I'd have stuff like Batman catching pedophiles in the act, satanists slaughtering little animals, a Lex Luthor cameo featuring Vicki Vale's head in a box, Joker slashing up sombody's face dancing to 70's bubblegum music, aforementioned pedophile begging for his life like a little girl while Batman coldly pours gasoline over him and sets him on fire, Batman going medieval on a thug with a pair of pliers and a blowtortch....

...or not.

 

[ab38416]

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[newwaveboy87]

he also tried to put Robin into the first two movies.
that so happened.