The Batman ($600 Million Worldwide Box office)

joey con carne wrote:When you say Ezra is “not a good fit”, do you mean he runs like a f’ing homo? If that is what you meant, I would agree with that assessment.

joey con carne wrote:Two years away. What a joke.

How's Ben doing with his alcoholism these days? Life is so hard.

joey con carne wrote:When you say Ezra is “not a good fit”, do you mean he runs like a f’ing homo? If that is what you meant, I would agree with that assessment.

UltimateMarvel wrote:

joey con carne wrote:When you say Ezra is “not a good fit”, do you mean he runs like a f’ing homo? If that is what you meant, I would agree with that assessment.

lol That and he doesn't look or act nothing like Barry Allen. They should cancel his movie until they get the right actor for the job. It's about time Ryan Gosling got into the superhero business. He hasn't been making good movies lately. He's more into small indie movies except the recent Blade Runner 2049 which didn't do too well.

Tyger wrote:I don’t think Gosling would want to be a slave to a comic book movie contract.

Blade Runner 2049 was fucking great, so under appreciated

UltimateMarvel wrote:Kit and Arnie are not the way to go. I can't see Jack or Aaron as Batman either.

WyldeMan wrote:In fact.....I have changed my mind about Armie and that he should definitely finally be Batman. It will guarantee that this world is dead to me forever and I can finally grieve and move on.

UltimateMarvel wrote:Sucks that he's in the spotlight again after doing Call Me By Your Name. A gay movie was the only way for him to be relevant. lol Stay away from Batman please, DC is fucked as it is.

WyldeMan wrote:I have no idea what movie you're talking about but didn't he already play Leo's gay lover in Eastwood's J Edgar homobiopic?

WyldeMan wrote:It's nice to see Armie is so dedicated to his craft and really honing his homosexuality through role play.

UltimateMarvel wrote:Robert Pattinson has been announced to play Batman. He's been doing a lot of independent roles lately and he's a good actor but I don't know if he's the right fit for Batman. What do you guys think?

UltimateMarvel wrote:It's kind of weird but as long as they do a great job in the role then it doesn't really matter. Of all the American actors though, they couldn't find one decent actor who's a good fit for Bruce Wayne? lol

My pick was Jake Gyllenhaal but he's Mysterio now.

WyldeMan wrote:The reports claim that a deal isn't done and that Nicholas Hoult is still in contention but Pattison seems to be the studio favorite.

Why must all American superheroes be played by Brits? Is this a contractually obligated thing now?

They keep crossing the pond, taking all the superhero and vigilante jobs...

WyldeMan wrote:If they had to go british, they could have at least gone with Jack O'Connell but now I can still skip this next Bat movie, so it's probably best that Jack doesn't go anywhere near a cape and cowl.

Warner Bros Approves Robert Pattinson For ‘The Batman’

Warner Bros has approved Robert Pattinson as the star of The Batman, the trilogy of films that Matt Reeves will direct later this year, Deadline hears.

Pattinson has been considered a frontrunner because the filmmaker liked him, but the studio was torn between him and Nicholas Hoult, and wanted both of the actors on tape because this is such a big decision on a cornerstone Warner Bros DC franchise. Those meetings happened yesterday, I’m told, and the decision was made. Hoult, who starred in Tolkien and is about to reprise in the latest X-Men: First Class film Dark Phoenix, was impressive, but Pattinson will be the guy and negotiations will get underway any moment.

The film is produced by Dylan Clark, who produced Reeves’ Planet of the Apes films. Expect an announcement imminently.

Pattinson is a strong choice. He certainly has been at the center of a zeitgest franchise before in Twilight Saga, and he has used the time after to show his chops as an actor in films like High Life, and is starring for Warner Bros in Christopher Nolan’s next film, and just debuted in the Robert Eggers-directed The Lighthouse at Cannes.

They’ve got to work out a deal that will clearly include options on at least two more films, but this is considered a formality in a drawn out process. Reeves’ film tracks Bruce Wayne in the formative stages of Batman, which is why they needed an actor in his early 30s.

This film will in no way carry on the work that Ben Affleck did as the older Batman in Batman Vs. Superman and Justice League.

Tyger wrote:It was between Pattinson and Hoult?? These were their options??

Tyger wrote:That doesn’t matter to me. Hell, Superman is from an entirely different planet, but that character is more quintessentially American than Batman.

I don’t care that they’re brits, they’re just not exciting choices.

WyldeMan wrote:
Would anybody as Batman really excite you at this point? We've seen like 37 different Bruce Wayne's now and I can't say that I even care anymore.

Tyger wrote:Bale wasn’t a good Bruce Wayne if you’ve seen American Psycho. I’m sure he had the coolest business card ever though.

Tyger wrote:Bale wasn’t a good Bruce Wayne if you’ve seen American Psycho. I’m sure he had the coolest business card ever though.

Tyger wrote:I don’t see him as Patrick Bateman in every role, but his Bruce was way more Bateman than Batman

UltimateMarvel wrote:FUCK!

joey con carne wrote:They should cast Tiffany Haddish. Harvey Dent in this universe can be a transgender with attitude. Fuck it. Why not?

Tyger wrote:But Harvey Dent has never been a ginger, I’m so confused

Tyger wrote:I meant in the comics

Tyger wrote:You clearly, but surprisingly did not understand what I was saying