Hes gonna need to push it another 13 if he wants to time travel.
Hes gonna need to push it another 13 if he wants to time travel.
This is completely untrue.
The iris size is identical. And there is more white showing in the actual image of Bale than the figure in that gif. So what exactly is 1.5x bigger?
[/QUOTE]I like this version of Batman, he is within the limits of reality. In comics he knows everything, specialises in all kinds of departments knows many languages and martial arts. In Nolan's universe we have a man who just has recourses, moderate physical strength and a desire to bring justice.
The idea of having Mr. Fox is great (to me) because he is a man who spent his life creating gadgets and inventions (unlike Wayne), it only makes sense that he is the one who comes up with all the cool things
Sometimes it works, but it isn't an incremental evolution. You get a step forward like Jack Sparrow, then you get a step back like Luke Skywalker. Too inconsistent, whereas the likeness seems much easier to achieve without having to deal with the googly eyes gimmick in the process of working out a sculpt. On top of that, you've got seams that are more or less noticeable and can affect the aesthetic of the figure. And on top of that you've got technical issues, currently more getting eyes aligned correctly than worrying about breakage. As such, I would prefer no PERS over a PERS process that works maybe half the time. Like Void, of course, if it looked just as good and worked perfectly, I would prefer it over static eyes. But we ain't there IMO.
