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The Batman on-set pictures
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That ain't it chief, get rid of those horrible shoulder pads that actually do look like the hockey gear Bale was talking about and that helmet is horribad I hope its just for when hes riding the bike and not his permanent cowl
Yeah, considering how different it looks from the teaser.
Also, the suits always look bad in these on set photos.
I got to admit, these look great. He's going to nail it isn't he?
Yeah he is. I'm expecting he'll pull off some good stunt work.
Probably a dream, but I would love it if they had the same type of choreography from Harley Quinn which was the same stunt coordinator from John Wick movies. The fights in Harkey were beautifully shot, clean, and brutal.
Here's to hope....
Here's to hope....
Yeah, looks like the stunt double was hired when Affleck was still on board and they were just like "whatever"
Honestly I don't think the suit matters too much if the film is great. If they're going for a gritty Daredevil S1 vibe with Batman getting knocked around, I think the aesthetic works. But for the love of God, I don't understand... out of all the superhero films, Batman is always the one least likely to get accurate representation. It's 2020. We've had super accurate versions of Spider-Man, Deadpool, Iron Man, Daredevil, Super Man, etc... almost all of them work on screen with some added texture and embellishments. I hate to be the type that cares about these things (because, honestly I don't mind reinterpretations too much), but someday I hope they'll give Batman a proper comic book treatment in the visual department. Maybe some lighter shades of grey mixed with black, more form fitting, less armor and rubber, and some cool white eyes that glow in the dark. Till then, hockey pads it is!
I like the design of the suit, digging how cobbled together it looks and I don't mind the loss of the cape. I think it could use some different shades of grey in there to make it pop a bit more but eh
Not bad
Not bad
Deadpool and Spiderman were very distracting. And it doesn't make any sense.What's wrong with CGI eyes?
Yes, in the comics the eys move, but they would never do that in reality.
I do love people's inability to not bite their tongue and come up with some decisive take about all comic book movies based on very little.
What's with the head size?
It's for a stuntman riding a bike, so it's probably reinforced to act as a crash helmet.
The suit seems to be compatible with a production emphasising effective stunt work and exciting action. I would rather have these things than the usual Batman mannequin.
It doesn't even look that bad in broad daylight; honestly we go through the same cycle of bullshit with every Batman production....
It doesn't even look that bad in broad daylight; honestly we go through the same cycle of bullshit with every Batman production....
The teaser released a few days ago has the same ballone head look. It's not because of a safety helmet built in for this scene.
Not sure but the "cowl" forehead looks huge in all the fotos even the teaser. It looks really stupid.
I'm kinda more worried as to what the villains are going to look like.
We are getting Penguin and Riddler right?
I hope they don't look crap.
I mean Penguin can get away with just a nice suit I guess.
We are getting Penguin and Riddler right?
I hope they don't look crap.
I mean Penguin can get away with just a nice suit I guess.
Just give me something similar to this scene and we'll be all set:
I'm honestly way more interested in what the villains will look like than Batman himself, especially with the gonzo casting of Colin Farrell as Penguin. I mean, Colin is great and it's such an against type piece of casting that I'm totally on board to see where it goes, but I won't lie that I'm also kind of worried because i prefer an interpretation of the Penguin that, you know, in some level resembles the bird he takes his name from.