Originally posted by: Darth Chaltab
Well, the 40s serials not withstanding. I'd forgotten there was a movie based on the TV series, but I was reffering to the five most recent theatrical movies.
Perhaps Batman Begins should have gone for a more classic look. Everyone says how great it is and how they prefer it to the Burton Batman flicks, but it owes A LOT of it's look, including the suit, to Tim Burton.Originally posted by: Gaffer Tape
Are you sure? The old Batman serials of the '40s mimicked the comics's costume, as did the '60s show and movie (although I always thought the cowl looked kinda weird with its little tiny ears and strange eyebrow and nose markings...).
Are you sure? The old Batman serials of the '40s mimicked the comics's costume, as did the '60s show and movie (although I always thought the cowl looked kinda weird with its little tiny ears and strange eyebrow and nose markings...).
Well, the 40s serials not withstanding. I'd forgotten there was a movie based on the TV series, but I was reffering to the five most recent theatrical movies.
With regard to the Superman suit posted by Nanner, I mostly like it, but when you take away the elements of it that I don't particularly like (the collar, the new 'S' which really shouldn't ever be changed because that is Jor-El's family emblem, and those pointless bit's of red padding on the sides), you are basically left with the current suit but no underpants.
Also, notice how the red is not a bright red, it is a Crimson. It's a better choice than the brown chosen by Bryan Singer, but it's still a change. Why are some changes alright and others not?