That can't be true, the Two-Face part anyway, how can they create a character and kill him off before he's had a chance to shine.
Two-Face goes after Gordon's family (thinking Gordon is partly responsible for Rachel and his scarred body). Batman intervenes as Two-Face is about to kill Gordon's wife and son. Two-Face ends up falling off a building and dying.
It's been confirmed through several reviews of the movie.
Trust me, I found it hard to believe, too, Sean. I've been thinking about it since I found out.
Here it is -
All of this follows the chase scene between Batman and Joker
-There is a chase scene involving the Bat mobile and the Joker in a semi-truck. The Batpod emerges from the Tumbler, and Batman uses it for at least part of the chase.
- Officer Berg (Matt Shallenberger) tries to kill the Joker, after his wife is killed in the hospital explosion, but is stopped by Gordon.
Dent, now scarred, confronts Maroni. He flips his coin to determine whether to kill Maroni or not. The flip determines that Maroni will live for the time being, but his driver is not so lucky. Maroni is later killed, as his limo now has no driver. Dent also makes an appearance at a bar where he confronts Detective Wuertz (Ron Dean).
-The Joker causes much chaos in Gotham, and makes a threat forcing all of Gotham to evacuate onto huge barges. The criminals are on one barge, while the many citizens of Gotham City are on the other. Joker announces that there are bombs on both barges, with the triggers for both bombs on the barges themselves. The people are the barges are timed, and must find the triggers and decide to blow up their own ship or the other ship, or both will be destroyed when the time runs out. Mush chaos ensues. Eventually, a tattooed prisoner (Tiny Lister) takes matters into his own hands and destroys the barge with the prisoners on it, sacrificing himself and the other prisoners to save the lives of other. This culminates to the final showdown between Joker and Batman.
-Batman and the Joker fight throughout the empty streets of Gotham, and eventually apprehends the Joker, hanging from the side of the building to be taken into custody by the police.
-Two Face, thinking that Gordon is partly responsible for Rachel’s death, goes after him. He kidnaps Gordon’s wife and son. He is about to flip a coin to see whether to kill or not when Batman intervenes. Two Face ends up falling off of a building, killing him.
After Harvey Two Face’s funeral, Batman takes the credit for all of Two Face’s killings. This forces the GDP after him and puts him on the run.
A movie introduces a cool, visually intriguing character I'd love to see in action, and they kill him off before I get enough, WTF Hollywood, WTF! haha.
