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laufire · 23 days

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batman (1940) #409 / the dark knight rises / robin (1993) #50

#i love it when other characters do this shit to him #i know there are more examples i can't recall rn but i read the comic with the last one and these came to mind #talking to the void #dc #dc comics #batman: second chances #the dark knight rises #robin (1993)#jason todd #bruce wayne #selina kyle #stephanie brown #favourites: you raise sons #batcat #id in alt text #captioned

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pedroam-bang · 7 months

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The Dark Knight Rises (2012)

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mrszatara · 5 months

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Christopher Nolan had a vision, unfortunately it was way too late

#dc characters #dc comics #batfam #batman #tim drake #robin #red robin #the dark knigth rises #christopher nolan #batman begins #the dark knight #joseph gordon levitt #he is so Tim drake coded

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nkp1981 · 6 months

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#batman #bruce wayne #batman series #batman returns #batman forever #batman and robin #batman begins #the dark knight #the dark knigth rises #batman v superman #the batman

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armed-with-a-waffle-iron · 4 months

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I somehow only just watched Nolan’s Batman and like I dunno, seems to me this Nolan guy doesn’t actually like Batman or comics.

#he’s trying SO hard to say something bleak and dark and gritty with a story for kids #like where the fuck is robin chris? not straight enough for you?#the killing joke-ification of batman i swear to god #anti annoying rich white male writers #dc comics #bat family #anti christopher nolan #christopher nolan #bruce wayne #batman begins #the dark knight #the dark knight rises #the dark knight trilogy #batman #batman and robin

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flexingtyger99 · 4 months

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Batman logos

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filmnoirsbian · 6 months

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The funniest tag in that worst nolan film poll is whoever complained abt the dark knight rises for "making robin a cop" like girl....dick grayson is literally a cop in the comics...

#tbc i understand disliking the dark knight rises lol it's not good. but to act like they 'made robin a cop' as if it's different in the #comics is so funny #tcp

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jeandejard3n · 27 days

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The Dark Knight Rises: Alfred's Fantasy

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heroicgartist · 9 months

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Can't believe the Harley Quinn show is the closest BaneBlake has ever been acknowledged in official DC material. 🅱️ane get your 🅱️OY!

#baneblake #john blake #dick grayson #the harley quinn show #bane #batman #batman the dark knight rises #tdkr #robin #nightwing

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riffquinzel · 2 years

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hows your afternoon going ive been ranking all the batmans in terms of both fuckability and whether or not they fuck

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junipers-ghost · 11 months

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#batman #bruce wayne #adam west #michael keaton #val kilmer #george clooney #christian bale #david mazouz #ben affleck #robert pattinson #the batman #batman returns #batman forever #batman & robin #batman begins #the dark knight #the dark knight rises #batman v superman #i'm curious

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kawaiijones · 1 month

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Reading Batman comics makes me realise how bad of an adaptation a lot of the Nolan trilogy really is

#like imagine trying to adapt ras al ghul without his absolute insanity #the dark knight is valid and the origin story in begins is good #the fark knight rises is barely a batman movie with how much it features EVERYONE ELSE than batman #then as a cherry on top that movie adores the idea of a police state and does the dumbest little wink to a robin in the universe #tom hardy as bane was a+ hilarious casting though

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chishnfips87 · 4 months

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Batman Movie Survey!

So, back in 2022, I made a series of posts on r/batman that was a Batman movie elimination. Cut to over year later, I made a new survey to see the updated results.

Link to said survey (the code is 8109 2898 in case anyone needs it)

In the first column, place your favorite movie, and second column for second favorite, and so on and so forth until they're ranked to your liking. I'll post the results within the next few days.

#batman #batman 1966 #batman 1989 #batman returns #mask of the phantasm #batman forever #batman & robin #batman begins #the dark knight #the dark knight rises #batman v supeman: dawn of justice #the lego batman movie #the batman 2022 #batman movie

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pedroam-bang · 2 years

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The Dark Knight Rises (2012)

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brownboywonderpodcast · 5 months

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New episode is out on Spotify and Apple Podcast!

#batman #batman 89 #batman forever #batman and robin #batman begins #batman the animated series #the dark knight #the dark knigth rises #batman 66 #kevin conroy #val kilmer #george clooney #christan bale #adam west #troy baker #Spotify

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night-unfurls-its-splendour · 2 years

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It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a large fortune and a strong jaw must Batman.

My Personal Ranking of the live action Batman incarnations based on their Jawlines.

No. 9

Lewis Wilson - Batman [Theatrical Serial] (1943)

Lewis Wilson was, of course the first on-screen portrayal of the Caped Crusader, so there's something that must be said for that, regardless of the fact that his story has little to do with the comics and his dialogue, being written in the middle of WWII was inevitably cringe regarding the Japanese villain of the story. War time propaganda notwithstanding, this serial did introduce many aspects of now standard Batman lore which were canonized in the comics following its release, such as the Batcave, and the characterization of Alfred we know and love.

But I'm not here to talk about any of that. I'm here to talk about Lewis Wilson's jaw. At the time his casting was praised for accuracy, even if his performance was found wanting. He looked like Bruce Wayne-- but for my money he just didn't have much going for him where it mattered. Since the jaw is the only exposed area of Batman's face, it counts for it to be distinctive and Wilson's just isn't.

No. 8

Robert Lowery - The New Adventures of Batman and Robin, the Boy Wonder [Theatrical Serial] (1949)

Budget wise Robert Lowery got the short end of the stick when he literally took up the mantle from Lewis Wilson for the 1949 sequel serial, but he did benefit from a major reduction in the racial slurs in his script.

Jaw wise, Lowery isnt much of an improvement on Wilson. It was incredibly difficult for me to find a good picture but I'm willing to give lowery the edge.

No. 7

Christian Bale - Batman Begins (2005), The Dark Knight (2008), The Dark Knight Rises (2012)

To be honest this is the only thing that's always majorly bothered me about Christian Bale's Batman. Perhaps the narrowness of his chin was why they felt the need to overcompensate so hard with the Batman Voice.

No. 6

Michael Keaton - Batman (1989), Batman Returns (1992)

I love Michael Keaton. He's one of the broodier Bruce's, but he manages to carry that bit of whimsy that sets this Era apart. Crazy to think that these films were the first dark on-screen take on Batman when you compare it with the modern dark and gritty obsession.

Keaton's jaw isn't the strongest but like the movies and his performance you have to give credit where credit is due--it is distinctive.

No. 5

Ben Affleck - Batman Vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016), The Justice League (2017)

I've never seen either of these films, so I can't pass judgment on Ben Affleck's turn in the role, but then I've always considered Justice League Batman sort of different to regular Gotham flavored Batman, so I don't hold him to the same standards. Except in one area.

Not gonna lie, that's a formidable chin. He's got the dimple and everything. The rest of the actual JAW leaves more to be desired though, but we're definitely getting there.

No. 4

George Clooney - Batman & Robin (1997)

I'm not a George Clooney fan in general. Quite apart from the hatefulness of this movie (and I DO hate it SO very much, for its wasted potential more than anything), I didn't really care for Clooney IN it. Perhaps it's because he's George Clooney (TM) but I find his range of performance very, very limited. Although he had some excellent scenes with Alfred, the writing everywhere else was not helping him, at all.

The one area where he can't be faulted, is of course the one I'm here to discuss. Now, No. 4 is pretty low, all things considered for a chin as renowned and impressive as Clooney's, but he is so low because that's not Bruce Wayne's jaw: it's George Clooney's.

No. 3

Val Kilmer - Batman Forever (1995)

Now here's where we get into some real quality. What? No my love for Val Kilmer as Bruce Wayne didn't influence my ranking. Perish the thought. Though I will say he did end up landing higher on this list than I thought he would.

What I really like about Kilmer's jaw is the clean lines. No distinct dimple on the chin, but that's made up for by the straight cut of the jaw as a whole. It's a bit softer, (and so, so pretty), but very reminiscent of Adam West. Which makes sense, given the influence the 60's TV show had on Batman Forever.

No. 2

Adam West - Batman (1966-1968)

Speaking of straight cut jaws, get a look at that. Adam West's legacy looms heavily over every subsequent Batman, and I think that's with good reason. The mandible knows no distinctions in tone, it is a constant so no matter how far removed your Bruce Wayne is from the Camp and Circumstance of 1966, there's one standard by which all Batmen can be judged, and that my friends is the square cut gem pictured above.

No. 1

Robert Pattinson - The BATMAN (2022)

One that certainly measures up to that standard, in my opinion THE ONE that even surpasses it, is Robert Pattinson's recent outing in the famous cape and cowl. Everything here is running in Battinson's favor: his cowl is the only one designed to give full exposure from corner to corner and I would like to kiss the costume designer because there's so much to be displayed here. What angles! Really God gave us a gift when he was sketching out RPatts. We've got the prominent chin, with dimple but not one deep enough to distract from the sharp angles of that jawline. If I was Selina Kyle I'd be afraid of cutting my hand.

#batman #robert pattinson #george clooney #val kilmer #christian bale #michael keaton #adam west #the batman #the batman 2022 #the dark knight #batman begins #the dark knight rises #batman forever #batman and robin #batman 1940 #batman 1949

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