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Ronald · Forum Admin Joined: 18 Oct 2003 Posts: 3670

One of the best (if not the best) comic book movie adaptation I've ever seen. (It's up there with X-men and Spiderman!)

It's definitely the best Batman movie (in my opinion). Probably more so then the first Burton Movie.

I highly recommend seeing this one guys if you haven't already.

What are everybody else's opinion on this movie?

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Dave T · Rank: Senior Member Joined: 11 Sep 2004 Posts: 326

I'd agree with you that it's easily the best of the Batman movies (but I wasn't a big fan of the Burton movies). And I'd certainly put it up there with X-Men, Spidey 2 and Hellboy as one of the best comic book adaptations to date.

I think it's interesting that fans of the comics really like the film but, so far as I have gathered, a lot of the general public find it a little TOO dark. I wonder if it might have been a better idea to release it a little later in the year – there have been comments (in the UK, at least) that it's so grim that it doesn't feel like a summer movie and might have been better suited to a release in the autumn.

This seemed to be echoed in France, where, despite a mega advertising campaign, it got thrashed at the box office by a breezy little comedy called The Russian Dolls which was released on the same day. And the French are HUGE comic book fans.

HSHP · Rank: Senior Member Joined: 09 Jan 2004 Posts: 309

Just a pondering, I haven't seen "Begins" yet, so I can't vote on Mr. Bale, but who, in your opinion, do you think was the best Batman and/or Bruce Wayne.

Personally, I'd say Keaton was the best Batman and Val Kilmer was the best Bruce Wayne.
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Ronald · Forum Admin Joined: 18 Oct 2003 Posts: 3670

Well- I'd have to say Bale did a good Batman and under that mask, it was hard to tell if it was even Bale or not.....

I almost couldn't tell the difference between him and Keaton under that mask.

As far as Bruce goes, he did a great job being a Playboy Bruce Wayne as well.
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noahped · Rank: Rookie Joined: 05 Feb 2005 Posts: 78

"Batman Begins" is an awesome awesome movie. I think it's the best comic book adaption ever, in fact it's one of the best movies I've ever seen. Christopher Nolan is a great director, Memento is my all-time favorite movie and as soon as I found out he was directing the new Batman I didn't know what to expect, but I knew I was looking forward to seeing it no matter what. And he delivered. He really gave the movie a genuine style and really made the characters all feel adequate in it. And Bale's performance is outstanding...in my opinion he is the best Bruce Wayne/Batman ever. There are some really terrific moments in this movie and the ending is fantastic. I was highly satisfied after watching it.
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thefatman · Moderator Joined: 09 Jan 2004 Posts: 94

Oh yeah, I loved batman begins. Unlikely (unless he already announced it otherwise) but I hope he remakes the other batman movies.

The movie was really well done. And I also liked Christian Bale. An excellent choice for this role. I did like Michael Keaton and Val Kilmer in the other movies. I guess if those actors were used in this movie, it might have turned out same. But anyway, the movie was great. One of the best comic book adaptation definitely. Enjoyed the whole movie.
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Freman · Rank: Total Noob Joined: 19 Jul 2005 Posts: 4

I must concur, Bale is probably the best Batman I've seen on screen.

He really takes you inside the mind of a man who would dress up as a bat.

tddesigns25 · Rank: Total Noob Joined: 01 Aug 2005 Posts: 4

What I liked about this one, is that they really developed the character and showed the meaning behind his actions.

I'm still ready for Spider-Man 3.
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thefatman · Moderator Joined: 09 Jan 2004 Posts: 94

Well I'm curious if they are going to 'remake' other batman movies. That would be cool. I'd like to see them done in the current director/producer's vision.

Is spider man 3 announced? I don't really keep up with movie announcements.
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aliasNIGMA · Rank: Casual Joined: 21 Sep 2005 Posts: 23

Freman · Rank: Total Noob Joined: 19 Jul 2005 Posts: 4

My vote would also go the Batman Begins as the best of the franchise so far.

I've only seen Bale in Equilibrium and BB but he seems like a very talented actor with the right mix of darkness to play the Dark Knight.

masterjedi · Rank: Senior Member Joined: 03 Feb 2005 Posts: 210

I agree. I thought "Batman Begins" was the beast in the series. I jut bought the DVD and it's even better the second time you see it. It was dark and sinister and Batman definitely had an edge that he was missing in the other films. I hated Christian Bale in Equilibrium, but then again I absolutely HATED Equilibrium as a whole. I thought he did an outstanding job in Batman though. He was great under the cape and cowl, but what really made him was his Bruce Wayne was a completely different character. With Keaton, Kilmer and Clooney, there wasn't much character seperation between Wayne and the Bat.

And I too absolutely CANNOT STAND THE TIME BURTON BATMANS!! Everyone tells me I'm completely crazy, but I can't help it. I didn't like Batman because there was too much Joker, not enough caped crusader, and I thought Batman Returns was plain bad.
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Dave T · Rank: Senior Member Joined: 11 Sep 2004 Posts: 326

I'm with masterjedi. I think Tim Burton is SO overrated. But I think I made my feelings clear a few posts ago. Smile

Something no-one has mentioned yet are the animated Batman movies. I think Mask of the Phantasm and Mystery of the Batwoman are amongst the best Batman adaptations I've seen. I'd certainly rank them up there with Begins.

masterjedi · Rank: Senior Member Joined: 03 Feb 2005 Posts: 210

I never saw the one about Batwoman, but the Maks of the Phantasm was definitely a quality adaptation. I'm surprised to see someone else who's seen and appreciates that movie!
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Dave T · Rank: Senior Member Joined: 11 Sep 2004 Posts: 326

I think a lot of people dismissed them because they were animated and they thought they were just for kids. But they're really moody and dark and true to the spirit of the comics. It's really worth chasing up a copy of Mystery of the Batwoman if you can find it anywhere.

craigfox · Rank: Veteran Joined: 16 Jul 2004 Posts: 855

I really liked it BUT.... if you noticed in the original Batman The Joker kills Bruces parents.(Ever dance with the devil in the pale moon light?...I ask that of all my victims...) In this one, one of Falcone's thugs does. Other than that slight error it was an all around great movie, and I must say that Katie has really cute tits. I actualy met her when I was like 6 years old. I'm from Toledo. Her dad wrote my mom and dads living wills. CURSE YOU TOM CRUISE! Laughing

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black wolf · Rank: Rookie Joined: 11 Oct 2005 Posts: 54

actually in the comics the waynes were killed by joe chill and bruce was consoled by a lady called leslie thomkins i believe. i'm probably wrong though.[/img]
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