Originally posted by: theredbaron
That's a cool slogan - "Only One Will Claim the Night". I was five years old when that movie came out. As a huge fan of those awful TV serials, I wanted to see it more than anything. I caught glimpses of what I called the 'black Batman', and I wanted in. But unfortunately my mother would never let me watch it with my friends because she deemed it too dark and violent (she was probably right). She was reasonable, though - she recorded it off TV for me and let me watch it when I was about 9.
Incidentally (or perhaps not-so-incidentally, given my Batman obsession), I rented out and watched Batman Begins. Again. For the 50 gazillionth time. Still good.
That's a cool slogan - "Only One Will Claim the Night". I was five years old when that movie came out. As a huge fan of those awful TV serials, I wanted to see it more than anything. I caught glimpses of what I called the 'black Batman', and I wanted in. But unfortunately my mother would never let me watch it with my friends because she deemed it too dark and violent (she was probably right). She was reasonable, though - she recorded it off TV for me and let me watch it when I was about 9.
Incidentally (or perhaps not-so-incidentally, given my Batman obsession), I rented out and watched Batman Begins. Again. For the 50 gazillionth time. Still good.
I'm glad you approve. For my money, those posters are way cooler than any of todays posters. Todays posters are just so... photoshopped. They don't project anything remotely epic or awe inspiring.
Speaking of Batman Begins, I hear that one of the screenwriters for it, David S. Goyer I believe, is working on a screenplay for a film adaptation of the Flash, and that actor Ryan Reynolds has expressed great interest in the role of the Flash.
Here's hoping they get it done and done right.