Frank Goad
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How many people on here have seen the batman 2022?With Robert Pattinson as batman?I did.I thought it was great.
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I'm looking forward to seeing it. I just watched the trailer, and it looks pretty good (although I watched it on my phone in sun light so it was kind of hard to tell. ).How many people on here have seen the batman 2022?With Robert Pattinson as batman?I did.I thought it was great.
No. I haven't seen it. I haven't seen any new movies at the theater in over a year.
Is it any good or is that what you are trying to find out based on responses here?
although I watched it on my phone in sun light
so it was kind of hard to tell.
You damn Scott! Pick a side and argue it!It's good.
But completely different from all other takes on the character.
Better? Worse? Irrelevant.
I don't think I can pick a favorite between that and Tim Burton's Batman movies. But, truly, that may be just because Heath Ledger was a phenomenal Joker, but Batman and Bane both had some goofy voices that make it hard to be my favorite.Just watched it. I liked the edgier Batman but I think I enjoyed the Nolan Batman trilogy more.
I really liked it.How many people on here have seen the batman 2022?With Robert Pattinson as batman?I did.I thought it was great.
Uhh that annoyed me beyond belief, tbh. Because I genuinely like Tom Hardy as an actor. I think he’s very versatile.I don't think I can pick a favorite between that and Tim Burton's Batman movies. But, truly, that may be just because Heath Ledger was a phenomenal Joker, but Batman and Bane both had some goofy voices that make it hard to be my favorite.
I didn't really get a Golden Age vibe from it. It's fairly dark, and the Joker is definitely not Golden Age. But pretty cool if you've seen the deleted scene. He has a green Phil Anselmo like mohawk and a weird nasally voice to go with the chemically burned face.I really liked it.
I thought it was a really good starting point for a new version and it was pretty comic accurate (mostly Golden age and 2000s tbh.)
It was a young inexperienced and angry Batman learning how to Batman and we finally got a detective story. Yay!
One of my new favourite interpretations in the making, I think.
I did. Maybe that’s just me. But I think it captured a sort of aloof and affable vibe in many of the scenes. Maybe I’m due for a reread.I didn't really get a Golden Age vibe from it. It's fairly dark, and the Joker is definitely not Golden Age. But pretty cool if you've seen the deleted scene. He has a green Phil Anselmo like mohawk and a weird nasally voice to go with the chemically burned face.
My side:You damn Scott! Pick a side and argue it!
I thought it was pretty interesting, especially how it was mostly just Batman in it. We didn't see the Penguin much, Alfred didn't do much, the Joker just laughed at the end, not even Bruce Wayne had much screen time. It was a lot of Batman.
And then him messing up that landing totally had me thinking Venture Brothers, lmao.