Hot Toys DX09 - BATMAN - Batman (Michael Keaton) - Specs & Pics

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Not as good as this one,




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Found this linked afterwards. :lol

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Pt. 2 (language alert)

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Is it just me, or does Joker kinda look like Maglor? :huh :lol
 
____ I want this figure. I've never been this floored by official HT pics.

I'll probably post this same sentiment every week, more or less, until release.
 
I'll be displaying both this guy and the 89 Joker together, Supes gets a different display area.
 
Lots of options here,

- '89 Batman and '89 Joker KEATON VS NICHOLSON showcase display

- '89 Batman, '89 Joker, TDK Batman and TDK Joker Classic/Modern Batman film display

- '89 Batman and '78 Reeve Superman Worlds Finest display

- '89 Batman and the Batmobile

Hell, Batman alone on a shelf or detolf under a fancy light with all his accessories would even be cool.
 
Will be very awesome displayed with Chris Reeve Supes...

Now all we need is a good Linda Carter Wonder Woman figure:

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I don't see either film as particularly smart or dumb. Nolan's films are thematically layered, but they hardly require a Rosetta Stone to follow.

The biggest difference is that Burton's film is a mysterioso film noirish fantasy (much like the original Batman of the 40's) and Nolan's approach is to be more grounded and "realistic" (though the notion of Bruce Wayne/Batman being even remotely realistic always makes me chuckle). The Nolan Batfilms are almost not even genre films... they're well crafted crime films that just happen to be about Batman. I think TDK has more in common with movies like HEAT than any Batman comic I've ever read. And that 's perfectly fine, actually. I like the different interpretations. It's just silly to compare them directly as they have very different focuses and approaches.

People do throw around the "masterpiece" label way too liberally with TDK, though. It's a solid film, but if you really think it's a masterpiece you probably need to watch a lot more movies.

Hmmm. I hold TDK in my top 10 movie list, easily in it actually. A list of movies I think resonate. However, I reserve masterpiece for movies like Shawshank Redemption. Anyone who disagrees with that one, is a "ball washing *******". I don't need anyone to tell me where the bear #$!% in the buckwheat.
 
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