Some BATMAN SE DVD news! (10.18.05 expected release date)
10-25-05, 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Skoobooz
That is really odd, and I was wondering about that...if you watch the Batman Begins trailer, you can see that they actually went so far as to black out the release date at the end of the trailer. Why do they do this? It's so...arbitrary, like you said.
Its ridiculous to me.
10-25-05, 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by RockStrongo
Ha...maybe they think some dumb ass will watch it and think its coming out at the theaters on that date. Who knows.
Its ridiculous to me.
Its ridiculous to me.
10-25-05, 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by geoffy22
just watching this anthology..and Batman is not as great as I remembered.
10-26-05, 07:25 AM
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Originally Posted by tonymontana313
I share the same sentiments as you. Jack is just way too cheesy.
09-06-06, 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Fincher Fan
Another quote from another article on the same site:
Even cartoonist Bob Kane, who created the Dark Knight 50 years ago, had early misgivings about Keaton, Peters recalled. And Kane's fears intensified after publication of an article last year in the Wall Street Journal "where they absolutely, completely crucified us.
"They went to comic book conventions across the United States, where fans were booing the concept of Michael as Batman, and they really felt we were bastardizing the idea.
"So Peter and I went into the editing room in December, cut a brief trailer and took it back to the United States. It had no narrative, no dialogue, no music, no credits--just some dynamic bits of footage.
"It was shown in theatres in January and February, and it basically changed the whole direction and perception of the movie, because people realized Batman would be a dark adventure and not a farce."
http://www.timburtoncollective.com/articles/bat10.html
Even cartoonist Bob Kane, who created the Dark Knight 50 years ago, had early misgivings about Keaton, Peters recalled. And Kane's fears intensified after publication of an article last year in the Wall Street Journal "where they absolutely, completely crucified us.
"They went to comic book conventions across the United States, where fans were booing the concept of Michael as Batman, and they really felt we were bastardizing the idea.
"So Peter and I went into the editing room in December, cut a brief trailer and took it back to the United States. It had no narrative, no dialogue, no music, no credits--just some dynamic bits of footage.
"It was shown in theatres in January and February, and it basically changed the whole direction and perception of the movie, because people realized Batman would be a dark adventure and not a farce."
http://www.timburtoncollective.com/articles/bat10.html
