Batman Begins will the scarecrow steal the show in batman begins?

[El Payaso]

Scarecrow was the thing about BB I try to forget the most. He was very average and... well, there was almost no Scarecrow. Scarecrow himself just existed like for 10 seconds before being defeated by Rachel - an average girl - with an average self-defense device. I felt embarrassed for him.

What a villiain!

 

[ChrisBaleBatman]

Well, if it means more Batman...then so be it.

 

[Two-Face]

Actually, I liked Scarecrow screen time and I think it was enough same go for other characters. Also not to forgot that Scarecrow could be back for BB2 and being more threating to Batman since Dark Knight gassed Crane with Crane’s own medicine.

 

[zer00]

Meh I thought he was a well enough villian. Normies seem to like him so that means something.

 

[ChrisBaleBatman]

I thought he was cool, but I'm glad they kept him in his place.

We've gotten sooooooo ****ing much of the ****in villians in the previous films, it was nice to see all the screentime devoted the damn hero, Batman.

If losing screentime for whatever villians equals more screentime for Bale/Batman......then I'm more than happy to see it happen.

 

[zer00]

Unless it's The Joker

 

[ChrisBaleBatman]

Pfffttt.......**** the Joker, he got his own film in '89.

 

[iceberg325]

Scarecrow was the thing about BB I try to forget the most. He was very average and... well, there was almost no Scarecrow. Scarecrow himself just existed like for 10 seconds before being defeated by Rachel - an average girl - with an average self-defense device. I felt embarrassed for him.

What a villiain!

Well he was an average man. He wasnt a supervillian. He just wore a mask and used the gas to mess with people's heads. He was very important to the story. If it werent for him, Falcone would be locked up. He kept Falcone's men out of jail. He wasnt the major villian but he was more like a pawn in the grand sheme of things.

 

[Image]

Scarecrow was the thing about BB I try to forget the most. He was very average and... well, there was almost no Scarecrow. Scarecrow himself just existed like for 10 seconds before being defeated by Rachel - an average girl - with an average self-defense device. I felt embarrassed for him.

What a villiain!

He was used right I think. I like how he was handled. I'm glad he didn't die lol. Getting tasered in the face ouch! A reason to leave the mask on and be even more of SCARECROW!

 

[ChrisBaleBatman]

I think some of you guys are giving the character too much credit.

There's not much else to the character beyond the fear gas. That's pretty much all he can do. Besides that stupid Scarebeast thing, which would blow in a film.

 

[iceberg325]

I think some of you guys are giving the character too much credit.

There's not much else to the character beyond the fear gas. That's pretty much all he can do. Besides that stupid Scarebeast thing, which would blow in a film.

I honestly would have preferred to see another villian in BB. When I saw the movie, I thought scarecrow was pretty good.

 

[ganstaman56]

damn was this before it was in theaters!!? damn i'm surprised it's still on here! like ancient history

 

[Everyman]

Scarecrow was the thing about BB I try to forget the most. He was very average and... well, there was almost no Scarecrow. Scarecrow himself just existed like for 10 seconds before being defeated by Rachel - an average girl - with an average self-defense device. I felt embarrassed for him.

What a villiain!

He was under the influence of the fear gas, therefore more vulnerable, when he was defeated by Rachel (whow as by then immune). He just started being insane, and before that he was just a scheming arrogant (although mentally unstable) psychiatrist, not exactly a physical threat. He was during most of the movie a growing monster.

 

[hammerhedd11]

with an average self-defense device. I felt embarrassed for him.

What a villiain!

Are you kidding? Do you know how much that would hurt?