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Re: DC's "Suicide Squad" (August 5th, 2016)

begins has its good moments of course but it drags too much and they over explain everything. I would have liked scarecrow to have more screen time or a bigger role. Specially in the ending... the ending of scarecrow in the movie was pathetic. Here we are about to see Scarecrow in his horse going to terrorize people and we get cheated of that lol

Yeah you are correct about BB, but the good in it is really good while the bad is just kind of eye rolling silly, especially the repeating exposition dialogue. :lol

But that Tumbler chase was NOT your grandfathers batmobile, they broke new ground with that.

Compare that scene to the batmobile scenes from BF/B&R! :lol

So yeah for me BB > TDKR, not even close really lol.
 
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Re: DC's "Suicide Squad" (August 5th, 2016)

i thought the bat was awesome. when he is trying to get away from the missiles was pretty iconic. i liked the bat a lot.

we already had the tumbler twice, it was time to get a new vehicle
 
Re: DC's "Suicide Squad" (August 5th, 2016)

I like how Keaton unleashes his whole Batwing arsenal while the targeting system is dead locked on Joker, and every single bullet, missile and spitwad misses him.

BB interrogation of Flass = win

Love love love the Tumbler. So sad when she says goodbye in TDK.
 
Re: DC's "Suicide Squad" (August 5th, 2016)

i thought the bat was awesome. when he is trying to get away from the missiles was pretty iconic. i liked the bat a lot.

we already had the tumbler twice, it was time to get a new vehicle

True, but did it have to be a hovering lobster.

I wish the Bat had popped out of the Batpod. Such a fail.

:lol

I like how Keaton unleashes his whole Batwing arsenal while the targeting system is dead locked on Joker, and every single bullet, missile and spitwad misses him.

BB interrogation of Flass = win

Love love love the Tumbler. So sad when she says goodbye in TDK.

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Re: DC's "Suicide Squad" (August 5th, 2016)

I like how Keaton unleashes his whole Batwing arsenal while the targeting system is dead locked on Joker, and every single bullet, missile and spitwad misses him.
He was mentored by Imperial Stormtroopers.

Only they could be so precise.
 
Re: DC's "Suicide Squad" (August 5th, 2016)

That was by far one of the oddest exchanges of the entire decade. Batman unloads an entire Battleship's worth of artillery at a stationary target. Misses. Joker shoots a solitary bullet at a fast moving plane. Crashes.

Definitely not a story that Bruce would ever tell his grandkids.
 
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Re: DC's "Suicide Squad" (August 5th, 2016)

That was by far one of the oddest exchanges of the entire decade. Batman unloads an entire Battleship's worthy of artillery at a stationary target. Misses. Joker shoots a solitary bullet at a fast moving plane. Crashes.

Definitely not a story that Bruce would ever tell his grandkids.

It was funny though. I guess it was Burton's version of Indy's one shot kill. But the film also had a similar moment when Batman beats the random guy with the swords with a single kick, so I guess it was the Joker's turn to "beat" Bats with a single shot.
 
Re: DC's "Suicide Squad" (August 5th, 2016)

It was just...

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... because a human target is too small.
Great moment from the best Batman film yet.
 
Re: DC's "Suicide Squad" (August 5th, 2016)

the film's novelisation, it's made a little clearer that a large amount of the munitions that Batman fired weren't aimed at the Joker at all, they were aimed at the floats and anything else that looked hinky. Only the bullets seem to have been targeted at him, and they were evidently evaded by his erratic dancing:

Bullets, lasers, and missiles screamed down on Broad Avenue, all taking out their assigned targets. Batman wanted to make sure the Joker didn’t have any more surprises hiding in any of his floats or other equipment. So the equipment had to be obliterated.


In the middle of all the destruction, he saw the Joker doing the waltz. Everything had missed him. So far.
All right! He was having fun now.


Things were exploding all over the place. There went a float, here a truck—oops! a building got it that time — bad shot.

The 1988 version script simply hand-waves his survival as nothing short of miraculous


Batman OPENS UP with everything, and we see the GATLING, MISSILES and LASER EXPLODE INTO ACTION.

EXT. ANGLE ON JOKER - MOMENT LATER


A rocket, bullets, and the laser beam SMASH into the street, all around the Joker. He leaps, LAUGHING, into the air and, miraculously, avoids being hit.




As an aside, it's worth noting that in the original (1986 version) script, the Joker was in a tank during this sequence.

EXT. BROAD AVENUE - ON BATWING


The black ultralight hurtles down Broad Avenue at full speed, on a suicide mission. MISSILES streak past on either side. MACHINE GUN FIRE peppers the dome of the cockpit. The REAR STABILIZER WING takes a direct hit... and BURSTS INTO FLAME!


The BATWING, trailing thick black smoke, bears down on the tank like a kamikaze plane. BOMB BAYS OPEN as BATMAN dumps the last of his high explosives DIRECTLY INTO THE PATH OF THE TANK. The BATWING takes a hard bounce off the top of the tank and CRASHES TO THE STREET.
 
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Re: DC's "Suicide Squad" (August 5th, 2016)

I'm fine with Batman missing but it was quite jarring in the theater the way Batman had been such an expert marksman with all of his tools up to then, even doing precision high speed maneuvers like grappling the street lamp to make the 90 degree turn which he basically did blindly. Then to spend so much time showing that he was carefully aiming at the Joker who was just standing there, the targeting computer seemingly confirming a lock, etc., only to have him miss so spectacularly was quite the surprise. I literally entertained the thought that his plane had been sabotaged, Joker was a hologram, or something crazy because it just didn't seem to make sense in the heat of the moment.

I still like the scene though and the goofy Joker gun compliments the preceding moments nicely.
 
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