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so your point is moot as i'm comparing TDK to CW. not nolan to russo's.
even though nolan is a better action director, mainly because he does it on set, not i front of a computer screen.
Oh well I can't remember any action from TDK so I guess CW wins by default.
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I thought in BB they were hard to follow, but they were done much better in TDK.
Oh shoot I forgot about Apocalypse Batman scene from BvS, I think that was my favorite scene in the entire movie.
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Not with those old flip up cell phones everyone uses in the movie.
Those 3 button suits are a little 90's, Mr. Wayne
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LMAO.
WRONG.
Here's a gif to prove it.
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In 5 years time, you'll go back to that airport scene and be dissapointed by the crap CGI (hell it's already pretty bad, I mean look at Iron Man in that scene. He looks 100% CGI, especially when Tony has the helmet off.
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I hate those stupid BW scissor twirls. Not only does it look incredibly fake, it's been done to death...not literally of course , it's the MCU after all. It's like they watched Rey Misterio wrestling in the 90's and thought it would look cool...
I wouldn't call neither better than the other, just different types of action.
Nolan's Batman and his fight scenes with thugs and Bane, are not as over the top as the MCU sequences, but the brawling style from the Nolan films fits that universe, and it's actually closer to how people fight in real life if you watch MMA fighting. It's also closer to how fight scenes looked in 80's and 90's action films before elaborate wire work and Matrix/ Jackie Chan style choreography.
The fighting in the MCU is more fantastical and it fits a world where even humans can do super human feats, similarly to the DCEU world, which has humans like Harley falling from a helicopter and somehow landing on the ground unharmed, same way Black Widow and Nick Fury jumped from helicopters or alien ships and landed on the ground unharmed.
In the end, they're just different, but the ones relying more on CGI will eventually look more dated. Nolan's won't.
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jye4ever
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I hate those stupid BW scissor twirls. Not only does it look incredibly fake, it's been done to death...not literally of course , it's the MCU after all. It's like they watched Rey Misterio wrestling in the 90's and thought it would look cool...
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**** the marvel movies.
The action, fight sequences and choreography in Batman Forever and Batman v Superman is better than Begins, Dark Knight and Rises. Sure, BF and BvS are inferior movies, but they had more competent filmmakers when it came to action.
Nolan, like Burton before him, can't shoot action to save their lives which is why they probably had second units shooting the good stuff without their input. The quick, zoomed in shots in Begins were horrendous and the slowed down, pulled back, elbows up fight scenes with Batman in TDK and TDKR make him look like a drunkard that doesn't know what he's doing. Best scene is when Batman is in the club looking for Maroni and fighting his thugs to the techno club music and strobe lights. That's about it.
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I think the action is fine and looks good. The lower streets chase scene in TDK is awesome.
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I love the Bucky character when he is in full Winter Soldier mode.
I also feel Tony should have killed him at the end of CW.
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Val Kilmer running = Hilarious
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I always laugh when Vals cowl jiggles like jello when he runs.
EVILFACE
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BF is such a silly fun movie. It's nice having movies that reflects all of Batman incarnations.
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Well Schumacher was a great costume queen before his directing gig.
I wish he made custom capes like Tony Mei.
I wish he made custom capes like Tony Mei.
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Well Schumacher was a great costume queen before his directing gig.
I wish he made custom capes like Tony Mei.
Yup, he learned from the best.
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I want modern Batman Forever figures. If ****ing garbage like Suicide Skwad can get them, why not Batman Forever.
Yup.
Keaton/Burton = 30s/40s era
Kilmer/Schumacher = 50s era
Clooney/Schumacher = 60s era
Bale/Nolan = 70s era
Affleck/Snyder = 80s/modern era
Just need a Batman Beyond film and they're all covered.
Yup.
Keaton/Burton = 30s/40s era
Kilmer/Schumacher = 50s era
Clooney/Schumacher = 60s era
Bale/Nolan = 70s era
Affleck/Snyder = 80s/modern era
Just need a Batman Beyond film and they're all covered.
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