Superman7
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Pretty self explanatory title, the DCU batman should have the white eyes
I understand that in the past it's been hard to make work in live action, but with new technology and CGI, It's confusing to me how we have yet to get a single main live action Batman with the white eyes.
It worked great for wolverine in the newest deadpool, and I think more than any other adapted comic character it just makes sense for Batman. He's supposed to be almost inhuman to the criminals and civilians alike of the DC universe, he's supposed to hide his emotion. I understand that the primary reason it hasn't been done yet other than effect technology is because the eyes hold so much expression for an actor, and covering them could effect the quality of the performance. But as I mentioned above, the new deadpool and wolverine movie struck the balance perfectly. Honestly the say what you will about the deadpool movies, but they've always been adept at adapting the white eyes and still conveying a good range of expression. So moral of the story is that white eyes not only thematically make sense for Batman, but can now more than ever be done in a visually cool and convincing way that in no way detracts from the performance of the actor. Besides, Bruce always does his big emotional scenes out of the cowl
I understand that in the past it's been hard to make work in live action, but with new technology and CGI, It's confusing to me how we have yet to get a single main live action Batman with the white eyes.
It worked great for wolverine in the newest deadpool, and I think more than any other adapted comic character it just makes sense for Batman. He's supposed to be almost inhuman to the criminals and civilians alike of the DC universe, he's supposed to hide his emotion. I understand that the primary reason it hasn't been done yet other than effect technology is because the eyes hold so much expression for an actor, and covering them could effect the quality of the performance. But as I mentioned above, the new deadpool and wolverine movie struck the balance perfectly. Honestly the say what you will about the deadpool movies, but they've always been adept at adapting the white eyes and still conveying a good range of expression. So moral of the story is that white eyes not only thematically make sense for Batman, but can now more than ever be done in a visually cool and convincing way that in no way detracts from the performance of the actor. Besides, Bruce always does his big emotional scenes out of the cowl