Xanni15

Ghost Rider stomps, this isn't fair.

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The type of music you listen to doesn't describe the person you are. A middle-aged white CEO just might like the way Kayne West sounds, but that doesn't mean he agrees with what is being rapped about. The same with an elderly Black woman who might like listening to the Dixie Chicks, or maybe an atheist who enjoys the sound of religious music. Music is to entertain, yes it can affect the way people think but music doesn't kill anyone, rape anyone, get into fights with anyone, etc. Maybe the people listening shouldn't take what they hear so literally. It's the same argument with video games, they don't describe the type of person someone is. Stereotyping is bad.

@k4tzm4n said:

@Xanni15 said:

@k4tzm4n said:

@Xanni15 said:

I agree. The ending was perfect but it left open the possibility of the story continuing so it doesn't necessarily have to be Batman again, it could be Blake changing the Batsuit around, adding some red and calling himself Robin.

Opening action sequence: Blake forgets to check his corners.

/roll end credits

Lamest movie EVER!

Hmm... Maybe we need a live action version of Under the Red Hood, then?

I think that would be a brilliant choice to use after Batman's re-appearance in Justice League. It gives the potential to dive into a bigger universe (Black Mask, Jason, Joker, Nightwing, Amazo, Ra's, etc) and is an excellent story that dives back into his history. Naturally, they'd have to gloss over reality punching and go for the Lazarus Pit, but it also opens the door to The Society.

Are there stories better and more deserving of the big screen treatment? Absolutely, but another origin story would be overkill and, to be blunt, I simply love 'Under the Red Hood.' The animated movie further supports that it can be incredibly powerful if translated well.

Either way, DC needs to start pumping out some movies to keep up with Marvel. One of the main reasons I'd like to see a movie about Blake continuing on is they could use the momentum of Nolan's Batman, maybe attaching Nolan as an executive producer in name only. The animated Under the Red Hood was awesome so they would already know the story works, and we've seen other movies (Watchmen, Sin City, etc) take the darker, more violent path so the beatings wouldn't be too difficult to include. I guess the major risk involved is over-saturating the market with Batman, people might have already grown tired of him.

Ewoks: The Battle for Endor

@TERMINATORXX said:

NO....

Definitly not.

Obama is forcing Health Insurance on everyone rather they can afford it or not and if we get caught not having it. We get panalized for it.... Millions of people in this country cannot afford it and I guess Millions will be going to prison...

Yet you wanna think hes the best president?

What A Joke.

The OP just asked a question, they haven't posted what their belief regarding Obama is. Calm down.

@k4tzm4n said:

@Xanni15 said:

I agree. The ending was perfect but it left open the possibility of the story continuing so it doesn't necessarily have to be Batman again, it could be Blake changing the Batsuit around, adding some red and calling himself Robin.

Opening action sequence: Blake forgets to check his corners.

/roll end credits

Lamest movie EVER!

Hmm... Maybe we need a live action version of Under the Red Hood, then?

Ra's, he was easily the smartest of the bunch and had reasons which he could defend for why he wanted to do things. Bane seemed more of a pawn, and Joker should have been taken out much easier but Bruce is restrained when it comes to him.

I agree. The ending was perfect but it left open the possibility of the story continuing so it doesn't necessarily have to be Batman again, it could be Blake changing the Batsuit around, adding some red and calling himself Robin.

Riddick solos.