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re: The Dark Knight Rises (Nolan)
Originally Posted by Michael Corvin
(Post 9671262)
I don't think there is a single person here that thought it was legit, we're just discussing.
I could handle Beckinsale as Catwoman but it would be nice to see a villain we haven't seen before. Mike, I AM THE ONE WHO FIRST POSTED IT. I was making a dig at myself, hoping someone would notice. Apparently, the joke was on me. |
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:lol: Josh.
I'm in the Guy Pearce camp. I'd take him in any role, but the Riddler would be interesting. |
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My jokes are too high brow for this forum ;)
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Originally Posted by Suprmallet
(Post 9671450)
I think I had previously mentioned Guy Pearce as my pick for The Riddler.
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I think Sam Rockwell would make a good Riddler.
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I would like to see Robert Downey Jr.'s take on The Riddler. He can definitely pull off the whimsical aspect and it would be interesting to see his take on a villain (I don't think he's played a villain before, has he?). I'm sure he can be menacing.
Don't know if he can technically undertake the role, given whatever clauses are in his Iron Man contract. |
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For Batman 3, they should go for more unknown villains as with Batman Begins and Iron Man 2 - Batman's old school villains are just so silly (including the Joker).
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re: The Dark Knight Rises (Nolan)
Originally Posted by Yavin
(Post 9672300)
I would like to see Robert Downey Jr.'s take on The Riddler. He can definitely pull off the whimsical aspect and it would be interesting to see his take on a villain (I don't think he's played a villain before, has he?). I'm sure he can be menacing.
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re: The Dark Knight Rises (Nolan)
Originally Posted by toddly6666
(Post 9672305)
For Batman 3, they should go for more unknown villains as with Batman Begins and Iron Man 2 - Batman's old school villains are just so silly (including the Joker).
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Originally Posted by Blu Man
(Post 9671114)
The cameras are incredibly loud, it makes it nearly impossible to do a scene with much dialogue. They are heavy and expensive. Because they have such a high resolution the crew needs to be extra cautious about leaving stuff on the set, make up needs to be near perfect.
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re: The Dark Knight Rises (Nolan)
Originally Posted by toddly6666
(Post 9672305)
For Batman 3, they should go for more unknown villains as with Batman Begins and Iron Man 2 - Batman's old school villains are just so silly (including the Joker).
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After noticing Max Payne on HBO this morning, Olga Kurylenko would be a cool Talia :p
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Originally Posted by Yavin
(Post 9672578)
Though you have to admit (for IM2), the character of Whiplash is pretty silly also.
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Originally Posted by toddly6666
(Post 9672718)
silly, but at least obscure...i'll take it over the Chinese wizard character(Mandarin) that we have already seen in countless films already...whips are cooler than magic anyway.
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re: The Dark Knight Rises (Nolan)
Originally Posted by Yavin
(Post 9673093)
Plus, I guess it's hard for a character to seem silly when it's Mickey Rourke playing him ... unless he's holding a chihuahua in every scene.
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They need to continue on pace with staying away from the comic book look of the villain.
Heath's Joker looks nothing like the comic book and had many in this forum upset when it was announced he would be the Joker. So maybe go with a minority actor to play a famous villain. |
re: The Dark Knight Rises (Nolan)
Originally Posted by mostaccioli
(Post 9673424)
They need to continue on pace with staying away from the comic book look of the villain.
Heath's Joker looks nothing like the comic book and had many in this forum upset when it was announced he would be the Joker. So maybe go with a minority actor to play a famous villain. |
re: The Dark Knight Rises (Nolan)
Originally Posted by mostaccioli
(Post 9673424)
They need to continue on pace with staying away from the comic book look of the villain.
Heath's Joker looks nothing like the comic book and had many in this forum upset when it was announced he would be the Joker. So maybe go with a minority actor to play a famous villain. http://images.allmoviephoto.com/2003...edevil_006.jpg |
re: The Dark Knight Rises (Nolan)
Originally Posted by mostaccioli
(Post 9673424)
They need to continue on pace with staying away from the comic book look of the villain.
Heath's Joker looks nothing like the comic book and had many in this forum upset when it was announced he would be the Joker. So maybe go with a minority actor to play a famous villain. Keep it White, keep it Right. |
re: The Dark Knight Rises (Nolan)
Originally Posted by Giantrobo
(Post 9673708)
No.
Keep it White, keep it Right. |
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Originally Posted by Blu Man
(Post 9673723)
I alway's suspected Giantrobo. I alway's knew.
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Originally Posted by Zen Peckinpah
(Post 9671308)
Michael C. Hall would kick ASS as the Riddler. I'd say him, Edward Norton, or Michael Shannon.
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Robin Williams for the Riddler. Nuff Said.-wink-
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re: The Dark Knight Rises (Nolan)
Originally Posted by chris_sc77
(Post 9673814)
<b>Robin Williams</b> for the Riddler. Nuff Said.-wink-
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re: The Dark Knight Rises (Nolan)
OK, so it's now:
Miley Cyrus - Batgirl If Bale scremas at Miley for texting on set, I will watch the movie 10 times in theaters for him. "What the fuck are you doing?!!" |
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