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wolf_isthebest

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Well 90% of the time i agree with Moviebob... But then there are this times, when he calls the recently deceased Spider-man franchise "good" or when he wants Robin to show up for Batman 3...*sigh*. Bob please lay off the crack, man ! Its bad for you. It makes you think horrible, horrible things are good. And they are not ! Say no to drugs ! Please.
 

FFKonoko

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The Robin thing...the Dark Knight introduced Two Face. Two Face kinda leads into the second Robins origin. So, yeah, I was sorta expecting Robin to show up in the next movie sometime anyway. They definately do need to step carefully, Batman and Robins real issues was the sheer camp silliness and poor quality but it can be tricky when you're dealing with a young goofy kid in green and red tight clothing and a yellow cape. The other side of the coin though, where said kid has his parents murdered and then is thrown into the criminals of Gotham...could end up with some brutal Kick Ass.

OT though: Looks sorta interesting in a 'something to watch' way, but not my sort of interesting.
 

Not G. Ivingname

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ZZoMBiE13 said:
Robin? Really? Have you forgotten what happenened the last time Robin was introduced to the Batman mythos in Hollywood????

HAVE YOU??!!??!!


http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/famecrawler/2007/07/23-End/215659~Chris-O-donnell-Posters.jpg
NEVER FORGET!
 

addeB

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"Cause that would be wrong" Haha a laughed there xD Ohh man age limits are stupid... Remember "Age is just a number".
 

dex-dex

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yeah of course when i was younger would not have bought a ticket for a movie and then go to the rated 18A movies
NEVER! that is silly and wrong

they would either make Robin ten times weirder and scarier than hit-girl or just will make you think wtf

well going to go and see kick ass
 

Little Duck

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Batman always goes down hill fast whenever Robin is introduced. He's the person who gets invited to the party cos everyones asks "How come Robin's never invited to these things" and then when he gets there, he sets next doors house alight, trashes everything and sucks all the fun out by acting as an attention whore, before we all go. "Oh. That's why."

Leave him be, and ignore him out of existance.
 

Unhappy Crow

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Never heard of this movie. Plus this is another moive based on a comic. nice. But I still enjoy Kick Ass.

Also, Robin in the next Batman (if possible), I'll be surprised.
 

pigmy wurm

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you guys do realize that their is more than one way to do robin right? Personally I thing Shai would be too old as if they are going with dick grayson it would have to be when he was still fairly young, and the same pretty much goes for the other robin's. Their are two ways I could see it working out effectively:

1)You go with Dick Grayson and the whole his parents were murdered during a circus routine thing, and have Bruce maybe already having tracked the mob to the circus or something, and out of sympathy for when his parents were killed he adopts dick and tries to keep his secret identity a secret from him. It would be great because you would get to see christian bail act really awkward around a kid and Alfred looking at him scornfully/pathetically. And eventually, against Alfred's wishes he starts training the kid because he realizes that, the same way he did, that he would want to get revenge anyway and it would be better if he had discipline and skills if he was going to do it, and in the end the new robin helps him (although the robin suit would need a big redesign to fit into that universe). Over all crib more from batman the animated series and less from the two batman movies with robin in them.

or

2) Go with the, scruffy street kid thing and but sort of like the fake batmen from the second movie. After batman goes into hiding at the end of the second movie the crime rate rises, especially in the poorer areas of the city. Some young kind, who had a patent killed by street crime perhaps, decides that if batman isn't going to protect them anymore he might as well. Granted he isn't very good and as batman comes out of hiding more he finds that the kid is way over his head, tries to discourage him, but finally realizes that the kid has the same type of fire that he had and (again like the 1st one) if he doesn't train this kid he will go out anyway and get himself killed.

Both of those could work well in the universe of the new batman movies, and could result in a good movie. Also, nether of the parts would really fit shai Lebuff, which is a good thing.


P.S. Oh and about girl with a dragon tattoo, very good, but not for the faint of hart. Their is some really graphic stuff in there. I work in a movie theater that has it and I have seen people walk out of the movie and sit in the lobby because they found the movie too traumatizing, and this isn't a case of saw style murder porn, just of a director depicting things with more realism than most movies give them.
 

Lord Beautiful

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Let's keep Robin out of Nolan's movies, shall we?

Though admittedly, there's potential for a scene.

*Batman and Robin stand atop a building overlooking a bank that is being robbed*

Batman: "Here's the plan: I'll-"

Robin: "Are you alright?"

Batman: "...What are you talking about? I'm fine, now-"

Robin: "You sound like you're choking on gravel."

Batman: "..."
 

comadorcrack

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Ummm.... Not really gonna go with you on that one bob.
Robin doesn't really fit in to what Christopher Nolan is doing with the Batman Begins Triolgy...
 

300lb. Samoan

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Oh man, look at this **** corrupting our youth by sending them off to see violent movies like Kick-Ass. That's just wrong!

In other news, I'm so fucking excited that we're starting to have a national debate over censorship. These are my favorite! Especially when they involve kick-ass movies like Kick-Ass!
 

jokulhaups

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Hopefully if they introduce Robin to the Batman franchise they have enough sense to do it in the style of the All-Star Batman & Robin series. It might border on being absurd but it's the only Robin orign story I've seen that could potentially seem like it wasn't being surgically implanted into Nolan's Batman franchise.
 

secretsantaone

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You know that part where he starts shooting with his fingers and a guy with a sniper rifle kills them? I SWEAR I've seen that before, I just can't remember the film.

Anyone give me a hand?

EDIT: Nevermind, it was Crank.
 

300lb. Samoan

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-Zen- said:
Let's keep Robin out of Nolan's movies, shall we?

Though admittedly, there's potential for a scene.

*Batman and Robin stand atop a building overlooking a bank that is being robbed*

Batman: "Here's the plan: I'll-"

Robin: "Are you alright?"

Batman: "...What are you talking about? I'm fine, now-"

Robin: "You sound like you're choking on gravel."

Batman: "..."
More like, "stop trying to give me mouth-to-mouth, I can breathe just fine!"
[/teenagemind]
 

wildcard9

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Bob, just a couple'a points:

*The reason some of us are against Robin is not just the stigmata associated with Joel Shumaker, it's the fact that some of us have much fonder memories of him working alone, such as in the Burton films or the better seasons of the Animated Series. Good idea on proposing they make him an ultraviolent sidekick, 'tho.

*In using The Matrix as an example about how we "imported" our action from China and Japan to remind us how to be awesome: you do realize that The Matrix is a cyberpunk film, invented here in America by the once-great William Gibson? Yeah I know, it is at its heart an import mash-up, but we invented the concept, dammit!

It's just a knee-jerk reaction of mine to what I perceive as heavy-to-light weaboosim. I'm a moderate fan of anime and other Japanese-based media myself, but over the years I've come to realize that we're capable of making just as much awesome as they are (Batman, westerns, Half-Life, etc.) without the amount of over-the-top ecchi-ness that's so pervasive in so may forms of Japanese media (Dead or Alive, Tenjo Tinge, tentacle hentai...*shudder*...etc.) Hell, even FLCL's Freudism was uncomfortable at times, but it was damn funny.

Oh, and one more thing: Deadliest Warrior confirmed that the Spartan is a better warrior than the Samurai and Ninja. While I'm one to put a grain of salt into such questionably scientific series, It's just such a damn fun show. Besides, with the advent of Halo and 300, Spartans have become the rightfully recognized badasses of American pop-culture. And I for one welcome our new memetic overlords. It's about time that we get over our obsession with Japanese heroes and recognize that the west and even we are still capable of awesomeness.
 

sooperman

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Well, that's another one to cross off the list. Kick-Ass is still on it, though, as is this A-Team movie.

Oh, and a point that Bob addressed; I did like the movie despite storyline flaws, but Cameron had better write his own damn narrative for a second Avatar movie. Massive profits have been plastered across the franchise and he no longer has any reason to be safe or familiar in order to gain financial padding. A good story deserves to be retold, but there is no longer a reason.
 

Vault Citizen

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I agree with Robin being kept out of the Nolan movies, however if he had to cast a Robin for whatever reason I think that it would be best for Nolan to ignore Dick Grayson and instead use the Jason Todd character, I think he would fit in better.
 

Aiddon_v1legacy

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Nolan has said before that as long as he's directing that Robin won't be in the series. Batman is still young right now so Robin is actually still in grade school or something. Plus Bale claimed he'd strap himself to the bed and refuse to go to work if the studio forced Robin on Nolan.

And the next movie is going to be the last, wrapping up everything nicely
 

Fusoiya

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Tsssk tsssk putting such impure toughts into our youths mind how dare yi ol Moviebob I am deeply offended.

OT: Never heard of the movie prolly will never watch it but enjoyed the review nonetheless keep up the good work!
 

Cosplay Horatio

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I wouldn't mind Robin being in the next Batman film. Such would be a good add on because there would be both a hero in training to focus on instead of just Batman and the villain.

As for this movie, I don't want to see it because it seems really weak. I may find something better than The Losers this weekend.