Batmobille in Action
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Batmobille in Action
Sorry if this is a repost, but check out this video some kids made.
http://www.aintitcool.com/downloads/batmobile.mov
http://www.aintitcool.com/downloads/batmobile.mov
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Thanks for posting
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So the only thing a bad guy would need to do to escape from the Bat is to take a corner on the inside lane. Hmm.....
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Outside of it's overall weird look, I'm not impressed. Very unbatlike and looks like the illegitimite child of a Humvee and some tank-like thingamagig. Seems to prove the old adage that "A camel is what a horse would look like if it were designed by a committee."
Leaves me with a bad feeling about this Batfilm.
Leaves me with a bad feeling about this Batfilm.
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Originally posted by Jon2
Very unbatlike and looks like the illegitimite child of a Humvee and some tank-like thingamagig.
Very unbatlike and looks like the illegitimite child of a Humvee and some tank-like thingamagig.
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It's odd, but I could have sworn the people who love this monstrosity were so certain that we would not see it cruising around Gotham. And yet, that's all this new footage showed. And it looked...silly. Can't even take a corner without losing traction.
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Originally posted by RoboDad
It's odd, but I could have sworn the people who love this monstrosity were so certain that we would not see it cruising around Gotham. And yet, that's all this new footage showed. And it looked...silly. Can't even take a corner without losing traction.
It's odd, but I could have sworn the people who love this monstrosity were so certain that we would not see it cruising around Gotham. And yet, that's all this new footage showed. And it looked...silly. Can't even take a corner without losing traction.
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Originally posted by Kal-El
You guys haven't seen what that thing's designed to do. Read the script. Seriously.
You guys haven't seen what that thing's designed to do. Read the script. Seriously.
Anyway, I have to say it does look better than the previous 2 incarnations of the Batmobile. But I'll have to agree with Joem, give me the Keaton Batmobile any day.
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Love the Chicago locations. I saw Monday evening that film crews were setting up downtown. Wish I could have stuck around to see some actual filming. These shots may have been done then.
And my impression of this Batman movie was that it would be de-stylized. No flashy bat logos on all the devices, everything handled in a pragmatic way. I love the Keaton Batmobile too, but that thing is so over styled. This new one looks a little more, utilitarian?
And my impression of this Batman movie was that it would be de-stylized. No flashy bat logos on all the devices, everything handled in a pragmatic way. I love the Keaton Batmobile too, but that thing is so over styled. This new one looks a little more, utilitarian?
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Originally posted by C-Mart
Does the real Batmobile pop out from under it a-la Condor-Man?
Does the real Batmobile pop out from under it a-la Condor-Man?
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while the Tim Burton films' Batmobile will always be my favorite given the story line of this one, I think this one makes perfect sense. I read in Newsweek of all places that one of the ways Bruce Wayne's "wonderful toys" are obtained is that Wayne Enterprises has been doing contracting for the military so it makes logical sense to me. It seems like this whole movie is going to be a more realistic and logical Batman movie in every way, for better or worse.
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Originally posted by Cardiff Giant
while the Tim Burton films' Batmobile will always be my favorite given the story line of this one, I think this one makes perfect sense. I read in Newsweek of all places that one of the ways Bruce Wayne's "wonderful toys" are obtained is that Wayne Enterprises has been doing contracting for the military so it makes logical sense to me. It seems like this whole movie is going to be a more realistic and logical Batman movie in every way, for better or worse.
while the Tim Burton films' Batmobile will always be my favorite given the story line of this one, I think this one makes perfect sense. I read in Newsweek of all places that one of the ways Bruce Wayne's "wonderful toys" are obtained is that Wayne Enterprises has been doing contracting for the military so it makes logical sense to me. It seems like this whole movie is going to be a more realistic and logical Batman movie in every way, for better or worse.
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Originally posted by PalmerJoss
I like the way it looks. I didn't think it would look good in action after seeing the pics, but that footage has me convinced.
I like the way it looks. I didn't think it would look good in action after seeing the pics, but that footage has me convinced.



