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lol well good sir...i know where you can find me that wardrobe... ;) Check out all 7 items there.
http://amzn.com/w/1NL065SADN3MQ
Ben looks a bit lacquered! LMAO
Ill see it than give it praise or hell
http://i.imgur.com/IXxe5mY.jpg
If I had the opportunity I would play this character.
"Vhat killed ze dinosaurs?
Ze ICE AGE."
The same people that don't want Ben Affleck as Batman thought casting Heath Ledger was a bad idea as the Joker. People should just see the performance then make their own opinions then.
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Originally Posted by seanchai
First off, I knew Heath would nail the Joker. I saw what he was capable of as an actor. That said, I've seen what Affleck can do as an actor and this is gonna be George Clooney bad. Clooney almost killed the Batman franchise. Affleck just might be the one to finish it off.
im going to put some faith in Afflack for this, who knows...he may nail it. im hoping for it! :)
Hey He nails Jennifer Garner regularly. ANd it cant be worse than when he played daredevil... #justsayin
http://i.imgur.com/B5kKjTg.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by seanchai
I was really stunned by the Affleck casting as well, but I was also one of the ones that didn't believe in Ledger until we saw him in the Joker makeup. This time I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and see how he does.
He should be OK. I mean Christian Bale was okay, too.
I liked Michael Keaton. Actually, liked the very first one. From '89. Well, thought Jack Nicholson was really good as the Joker....
Affleck has the height. Plus he'll bulk up. He should be fine.
I mean, who else could play Batman? Oh, what about Charlie Sheen -- ha ha! :)
I think Ed hardy could do well if he changed his look a little. Even though he just did Bane.
He looked good as the Daredevil....
And Jennifer Garner looked OK as Elektra... ha, ha! :)
I probably would have cast an unknown for the part, myself, but, yeah... I won't judge until I see Affleck on-screen. With that said, Keaton got the same backlash for the role in Burton's Batman, though, to be fair, it was right after starring as Beetlejuice. Anyways, more recently, Heath Ledger got some pretty heavy backlash for The Joker role prior to its release. So, it's no big deal to me. I'm more worried about Zack Snyder, to be honest. Man of Steel fell flat for me. Superman II: The Donner Cut still remains my fav. And for what it's worth, I personally didn't think Daredevil was all that terrible, but I digress..
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[QUOTE=EvaCassini;1382273]lol well good sir...i know where you can find me that wardrobe... ;) Check out all 7 items there.
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This looks nice
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yes it does, hence why its on my wishlist hehe :)
would you be able to get it for me? I will use it in some scenes for my upcoming site.
I'm with you 100% Eva. I say give the man a chance before you go shooting him down. I read today that he's already working out for the role and it's over a year away. I give him props for that kind of commitment.Quote:
Originally Posted by EvaCassini
Oh how so very sexy it is when a girl knows her Super Hero movies...Quote:
Originally Posted by birdmountain
Well said B.M :iagree:
All you need to play Batman is a nice chin!! He's got that.
I don't see what people are freaking out about.
hahaha good one Buddy
You need some plumpish lips also, don't forget - lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Buddy Wood
Wow, Val Kilmer has really bloated up nicely in his middle age.
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Originally Posted by dderek123
That's Tom Hardy the actor, not Ed Hardy the lame clothing designer.
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Originally Posted by birdmountain
Thumbs up for The Donner Cut. After watching that and listening to Donner talk about how the first movie was originally supposed to go down (Lois not dying, no flying around the globe to rewind time, missile freeing Zod and Co. from Phantom Zone, etc.), I really want to see the Superman that Donner originally planned. It would be great. Curse the Salkinds for fucking with him and his vision.
Woops, thanks man. I'm a dummy.Quote:
Originally Posted by maxpower
Wonder why they can't seem to hold the loyalty of one particular actor.
Well to be fare, it's allot of work to do these movies. They take so long to make. And also, other projects come along. I'm surprised that Bale did as many as he did. I hope Affleck stays with this character. I mean, also plays batman when they do the justice league movie. Otherwise, whats the point...Quote:
Originally Posted by CORVETTEDUDE
A few points: Superman is THE superhero. Everyone else is a specialist.
Ed Hardy is not a clothing designer.
It takes more than a chin and good acting chops to play Batman. First of all, he's a superhero and no wimpy guy who was Mr J-Lo should ever be a super hero. He's good at drama, not action. Most importantly, HE HAS A BIG HEAD! THAT WAS HALF OF THE PROBLEM IN DAREDEVIL--he looked ridiculous, and he'll look ridiculous as Batman, just like Clooney did. It won't matter how good he does because this isn't radio, but a moving PICTURE and he won't look good in the cowl!
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Originally Posted by sucka4chix
So is Batman a superhero or a specialist?
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Originally Posted by sucka4chix
Well, there is a line of Ed Hardy clothing, and it's lame.
Very true, I also think it also has to do with the director, I am a huge Sam Raimi fan but you can see he really was not into the 3rd Spider-man movie (the studio forced Venom on him and eventually would have introduced Carnage). Some actors are loyal to the director and the direction of the movies. Another side is the contract negotiations, actors who want to show their diverse acting abilities and not be typecast in a certain role. Not going to shoot down the idea of Affleck as Batman, would be cool to see Bruce Wayne give his version of the Boiler Room speech to his board of directors. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqDtf1aw818Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnny.Blaze
That scene from the Boiler Room wasn't that great. It wasn't even well acted. Young man in a suit with a potty mouth. That would be a good way to play a young Bruce Wayne but not Batman.
Baldwins speech from Glengarry Glen Ross blows that crap from Affleck out of the water. But Alec is wayyy too old for Batman. But he would be a great slimy Gotham politician.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kZg_ALxEz0
Touché. I shoulda said Batman is a "Superhero". My point being the part is for a so-called superhero, which Affleck doesn't seem to fit. Batman is a specialist. You call the Justice League to ask for Supe. If he's not around you settle.Quote:
Originally Posted by maxpower
There are many things with Ed Hardy's designs on them including a line of human beings that is probably lame as well.
They can but lets face it anymore than 3 movies is normally too much for most people. It's years of your life. Connery wanted out of Bond after Goldfinger but was contractually obligated for Thunderball etc etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by CORVETTEDUDE
Jackman has done a lot of Wolverine work but the guy is a beast and just loves to work.
Keaton would have done the 3rd Batman but Burton left and Keaton didn't want to work with Schumacher (good call). Kilmer was ordinary and Clooney worse but they were hampered by the sheer awfulness of the directors vision and the terrible scripts. Bale did his 3 and despite his shocking lack of charisma they were okay largely thanks to the talent around him.
Snyder is a decent director and Affleck has reached the point in his career where he could play Batman and carry it off. The issue with Daredevil is they couldn't decide on the tone - thats why Farrell stole the film because he went balls out psycho as Bullseye and was able to make you almost still like the guy which was a hell of a feat. Affleck was stuck with the heavy lifting role on Daredevil where he had to carry a narrative that didn't have a good enough script where Farrell could jsut riff in a few scenes.
I'm a DC guy over Marvel and was really hoping that "Man of Steel" would rebuild DC and get things rolling up to the Justice League movie. When I heard the next Superman movie was going to have Batman in it I thought FINALLY! Now having seen Ben Affleck is Batman I think they just sunk that ship. Sorry but 90% of DC and Batman fans do not want this guy in any of their movies. Shame too because Man of Steel was a great reboot to the DC Universe. Now they have no chance at competing with Marvel and the Avengers. I would rather Casey Affleck and that's pushing it too.
That is absolute rubbish. People just pull out figures like 90% out of their ass. In reality most people are always willing to wait and see - it's only the vocal minority who whine about things before they happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by PeePeeLover
If whining fanboys had their way
No Beetlejuice Batman
No Song and Dance Man Wolverine
No Brokeback Joker
No Ex Drunk, Ex Junkie Has Been Iron Man
No guy who sucked in Fantastic Four Captain America
No who the hell is Chris Hemsworth Thor
No what the heck is a Hiddleston Loki
No Hulk in Avengers - they just cant do that character on film.
No X-Men First Class because who wants to see young walking Xavier
No Englishman as Supernman
People actually think that the small vocal minority on the internet is indicative of society as a whole and dont actually realise that for the average superhero fan Ben Affleck seems a solid enough choice. He looks the part, can act and is coming off the career best work with Argo. If you went out and asked 100 people in the real world you wont get 90% telling you it's a terrible choice. People might have preferred Hamm, Butler or any of the names bandies about but not all that many of them would be anywhere near as negative about Affleck as some fanboys are.
It would be like someone claiming that 90% of people want to have sex with transsexuals based purely on the opinions of people on this board.