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With Nolan and Bale "bailing" after this one, it only makes sense to reboot the series since a new incoming director and actor will want to have their stamp on the production and not necessarily have to follow the groundwork that someone else laid down....
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It's the end of Nolan's specific "Bat" story.... and no one' s hiding that the Bat-franchise will have a "future"
a.k.a. another Batman movie.
I wouldn't call WB pointing out that TDKR is the "last" of this story, a "hype" move...
I'd say they are merely telling the audience what it is."No. No no no no no no. You done got me talkin' politics. I didn't wanna'. Like I said y'all, I'm just happy to be alive. I think I'll scoot over here right by this winda', let this beautiful carriage rock me to sleep, and dream about how lucky I am." - Chris MannixComment
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>I wouldn't call WB pointing out that TDKR is the "last" of this story, a "hype" move... I'd say they are merely telling the audience what it is.
THat's an interesting point. I think if they were truly hyping it up, we'd already be flooded with snippets of the new direction. It's still weird to me. I can't help but wonder if it's gonna end up like the comics; where reboots happened all the time, nobody cared, and life went on.... until the late 80's or so when it became a major press point.
Maybe comics were taking THEIR cue from movies. That was the era of the designer comic, and movies have long used the names of the stars and directors as a sales point.
Weird.
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It's weird until Crisis on Infinite Earths, new directions in comics a lot of times were played down when creators left and new ones were brought on. There are exceptions. Batman's "New Look" was publicized in the mid 60s when Julie Schwartz took over the character, but on Fantastic Four some great artists were asked to do it like Kirby for years.
It seems Nolan has a beginning, middle and end to his Batman story and it might be time for a total reboot. With the success of Amazing Spider-Man, I'm assuming they will do the origin again. I'd like to see a spandex wearing Batman, but I guess that's just asking too much when Superman has to loose his trunks.
I'd also like to see Robin, who is not 18 or 21. I'd also like to see a Batman film where he's busting up organized crime.
You know, with long-form stories having their hey day on TV, it would be cool to me to have a TV series. With 21 or 22 episodes a year, you could cover a lot of ground. It'll never happen, but on TV a show could focus on the detective work and the relationships and son much better than a TV movie.Comment
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^ absolutely.
I would love a Batman tv show thats serious and directly inspired from the early material (or even from the new look '60s - early 70s version)Comment
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Batman:tas may be the closest we ever get to that.Comment
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***THIS COULD BE THE MOTHER OF ALL SPOILERS***
I read it because I couldn't take it anymore...I HAD TO KNOW...
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^ Curse you Hector! I had to know too!
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Must resist the temptation to click on the link!!!!***THIS COULD BE THE MOTHER OF ALL SPOILERS***
I read it because I couldn't take it anymore...I HAD TO KNOW...
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I'm actually glad I read those spoilers. If they hold true it makes more interested in seeing this trilogy play out with the final film than I have been so far, even with all of the trailers I've seen I just haven't been on board...Think OUTSIDE the Box! For the BEST in Repro & Custom Packaging!Comment
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I WILL NOT READ THIS. PLEASE....NO ONE POST THIS WITHOUT MASSIVE SPOILER WARNINGS!!!
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***THIS COULD BE THE MOTHER OF ALL SPOILERS***
I read it because I couldn't take it anymore...I HAD TO KNOW...
Me too! I read the whole thing.
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