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Manchu wrote:Why those nipples caused such a stir, I'll never know.

Because Alicia Silverstone's Batgirl outfitwas the only suit that didn't get them

chaplaingrabthar wrote:

Manchu wrote:Why those nipples caused such a stir, I'll never know.

Because Alicia Silverstone's Batgirl outfitwas the only suit that didn't get them

+1

I lol'd. What a shame.



Although I see something going on there . . . I can't imagine what the heating bill for the batcave must be like.

The heating bill is zero, hence the nipples poking through body Armour.

hurr durr

My favorite is the Adam West version. It's so funny!

In the scene where the Riddler, Penguin, etc. are holding Wayne captive, the Riddler asks, "You think you're pretty clever, don't you, Mr. Wayne?"

Without missing a beat, he responds (and watch it if you don't believe me), "Clever enough to outwit you, you stupid fk."

i find it intresting that the 2 genras are always compared. When actually they are 2 seperate themes from DC comics. sure they have the same charaters, places, and villians but the 2 are serepated by intent. the older batman films (those excludingthe last 2, begins and dark knight) are golden age DC, classic comic book heros and villians. kinda like the carebaers of comics (yes some villians die but thats the movies and not the genra at work.)

now you have the newer movies, they fallow the path of a darker more non traditional comic theme popularized in the 90's its a evil place, full of darkness and dispare, where B-man actually does loose fights ( at one point loosing to dracula and becoming a vamp.)

the 2, yes are the same on the surface, but underneath is on one side the sunny, happy place, and on the other , well its nasty, and evil....

of the 2 i like Burton. but i found the dark knights joker to be awesome as well.

Burton tells the same story over and over again, so it's tiresome; also, Jack Nicholson was crap.

Nolan puts on a good show, but the logic behind the writing is unbelievably stupid. His movies have me wondering whether Batman is an idiot.

So it's down to Schumacher, for casting Uma, Arnold & Alicia. Especially Alicia:




Brrr.... NICE!

thread taking a new direction . . .



Something to do with this guy?

Hawkins wrote:i find it intresting that the 2 genras are always compared. When actually they are 2 seperate themes from DC comics. sure they have the same charaters, places, and villians but the 2 are serepated by intent. the older batman films (those excludingthe last 2, begins and dark knight) are golden age DC, classic comic book heros and villians. kinda like the carebaers of comics (yes some villians die but thats the movies and not the genra at work.)

now you have the newer movies, they fallow the path of a darker more non traditional comic theme popularized in the 90's its a evil place, full of darkness and dispare, where B-man actually does loose fights ( at one point loosing to dracula and becoming a vamp.)

the 2, yes are the same on the surface, but underneath is on one side the sunny, happy place, and on the other , well its nasty, and evil....

of the 2 i like Burton. but i found the dark knights joker to be awesome as well.

Uhm, the golden age Batman carried a gun, shot criminals, and the Joker wasn't as funny. I think you are confusing the 50's era Batman with the 40's era.

Manchu wrote:thread taking a new direction . . .

Something to do with this guy?

yup - and a good one!

nope, just noting the hard nipples.

So you don't see how Mistah Freeze could have something to do with that . . . ?

Nope, b/c Freeze isn't near at all in the pics.

See? and no Mr. Freeze there!

I can infer his presence off camera on several points of hard evidence.

I only see two points.

That's all it takes to make a third.

Why oh why would you ever make George Clooney Batman. Worst Batman movies ever.
I like Tim Burtons take on Batman. Dark twisted but still fun.
I also like Nolans take on the more realistic take on Batman. I really like the take on the villans that seem more psychotic and calculating than in other films.
Last Mr. Freezenegger was also a huge joke. Loook aht mae I stomp arhound en thes suit.

Manchu wrote:That's all it takes to make a third.

I laughed so hard I almost fell out of my chair.

But,I have to agree,hell ,Alicia Siverstone in her "bat suit" was the ONLY good thing in Batman and Robin.

Alicia Silverstone as Batgirl was just another character they ruined.
"Look at me, I'm Alfred's niece. Whoopsie, I've accidently discovered the Batcace, better suit up and fight crime."

I don't care how she looked in that suit. She was a terrible character in a terrible movie!

Anung Un Rama wrote:Alicia Silverstone as Batgirl was just another character they ruined.
"Look at me, I'm Alfred's niece. Whoopsie, I've accidently discovered the Batcace, better suit up and fight crime."

I don't care how she looked in that suit. She was a terrible character in a terrible movie!

I definatley agree that the film was gak coverd with gak sauce.

I always liked the fact she didn't go to Oxford or Cambridge, but to Oxbridge Academy.

Though seeing Ms. Silverstone in as choolgirl outfit was very nearly worth that idiocy.

Since the subject of Batgirl is on the table,let us not forget Yvonne Craig,she made my childhood VERY happy.

JohnHwangDD wrote:
Nolan puts on a good show, but the logic behind the writing is unbelievably stupid. His movies have me wondering whether Batman is an idiot.

Plot holes are an unfortunate side effect from having a plot, something that neither Burton or Schumacher troubled themselves with.

Adam West Batman, no contest.

Which other Batman, upon being attacked by a shark asks for his Bat Shark Repellent, sprays it onto the shark which lets go, and upon hitting the water explodes.

Nothing the modern Batmans have done compares.

The comic Batman recently killed a God. ^^

Killing a God> Beating the gak out of a shark.

I doubt it; there's something about the medium that pulls it off in a very specific way:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0UJaprpxrk

Note I generally prefer comic mediums to TV or movies.

Ahh,I love that scene...hell,I love the whole film,great memories.