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JeffVictor β Evolution of the Batman Films Part 3
Published: 2015-03-10 14:49:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 10333; Favourites: 368; Downloads: 106
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1989's Batman was a massive hit. A sequel was greenlit, and Warner Bros allowed director Tim Burton to fully indulge himself in Batman's dark tone and vile villains, resulting in Batman Returns. Unfortunately, the dark and violent tone of the film backfired in a major way. While the movie was a commercial success, it gained much notoriety as being TOO dark and gruesome. Burton and star Michael Keaton left the franchise, while Warner Bros reversed their decision to make Batman grim and gritty and instead turned the caped crusader 180 degrees into the realm of campy farce. Brace yourself, Batfans. Things are going to get rough.Related content
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On the subject of "grim and gritty", I wickedly mangled the language in a fan-fic where I referred to the book series of the Woenow Waifs , a sick series written by Stycki Wycket and published by Grymmond Grytti Company.Β If I erred in trying to remember the details, it's because I am NOT going to break off in the middle of a thought to look it all up.
WendyΒ is sick and turned off by the waifs losing body parts and not getting them back, The busyness does not advance the storyline, just sets atmosphere.
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Even if Batman returns is too dark. I still think this film is awesome.
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quite honestly the dark ones were the best
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This is awesome.Β You're one of my favourite artists on this site.
Would you ever do a chart for the entire cast of each Batman film?
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That's the plan. I'm going to combine all these drawings into a sweet poster. I'll put up details when all the films are online. Thanks!
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Probably the second best Burton Batman film.
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I hope the best is the first one.
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Don't be foolish. Of course I would put the first one on top.
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