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I agree. At least it's not like Superman where it's either Lex Luthor, General Zod or a made up villain.
Oh, I know what you mean. But actually, Brainiac is a perfectly serviceable villain, as is Doomsday, Metallo or the Parasite. And Mr. Mxyzptlk could certainly make a live-action Supermovie interesting...
I agree. I hear rumors that Brianiac is being sent up for the Supergirl movie, though. I would be ok with that.
More villains, I think we may be looking at a 3 hour movie. I also approve.
How Javier Bardem would look as Two-Face. We need him as a DC villain soon!
Rumor has it he will be either Alfred or The Penguin.
Yes!
He’d be an excellent Penguin.
https://comicbook.com/dc/2019/06/27/what-daisy-ridley-look-like-batgirl/
Take with a grain of salt, but I would support it. I still would like to see her in James Bond, though.
Holy Hole in a Doughnut! I won't be rushing to buy this 4K version of Batman, definately will wait for a price drop based on this review.
It's justified. I think it's time to reintroduce Robin. If six villains are truly in it. It would make sense for Batman to have a sidekick to learn the ropes.
https://batman-news.com/2019/06/30/nicolas-winding-refn-direct-batgirl-movie/
I'd support him.
To be honest, that's the dynamic I want to see played out in a Batman film for a change. Like Arkham Asylum, the entire adventure takes place during one single night, and Batman won't be allowed to pause. The Dark Knight's darkest night, as it were, forces him to do the best detecting he can, or else. We don't have to introduce the Batman or his allies and foes to the audience anymore. As with Mad Max Fury road, the adventure kicks in immediately and doesn't slow down until the end creds. There will be traps set for Batman which require his problem solving skills, there will be fights, physical and rhetorical, there will be a lot of "Sherlocking" but also some "Jamesbonding". Some villains supplied stuff, other villains do the fighting, others still have done all the thinking and must confront an exhausted Batman for the climax. And all through the night, Batman's moral fibre is submitted to some serious stress tests.
Of course, none of the above will happen anytime soon, as filmmakers generally prefer to tell a "personal", "myth-expanding", "intricate" plot. And yet, sometimes The Long Halloween, or something even more narrow in scope, truly is good enough, so that we can focus on what Batman and the others do rather than--again and ad nauseam--on where they come from and what motivates them. (Even then, you can work such things in there.) Sometimes, simple is better. Either way, what I'm trying to say is that several villains can work, unless they ALL demand the big spotlights, in which case: no, it won't work.
I'm interested.
She would be perfect.