Batman Begins
Oh, yeah. That's the good stuff.
It's a cool take on Batman, and I enjoyed it bunches. Those who want a more detailed analysis can hit the Begum thread. Probably my second favorite Batman movie.
Emory really wants Katie Holmes to become Two-Face (Begins is set in a Harvey Dent-less universe), which is a cool idea in theory, but as Paul noted, Holmes probably couldn't pull it off. Frank also pointed out that she's presented as too level-headed to go off the deep end after her face gets scarred. Dent had problems well before becoming a villain. Still, gender-reversed villains are cool.
It's a cool take on Batman, and I enjoyed it bunches. Those who want a more detailed analysis can hit the Begum thread. Probably my second favorite Batman movie.
Emory really wants Katie Holmes to become Two-Face (Begins is set in a Harvey Dent-less universe), which is a cool idea in theory, but as Paul noted, Holmes probably couldn't pull it off. Frank also pointed out that she's presented as too level-headed to go off the deep end after her face gets scarred. Dent had problems well before becoming a villain. Still, gender-reversed villains are cool.
posted by Jeff at 1:23 PM
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Emory's point is that, yeah, she's level-headed, but then she get a faceful of crazy-dust and is under it for a long time. Maybe she starts being nuttier after this. Or maybe that's a stretch.
-L
Oh, that's right, I completely forgot about that. My mistake.
But I still don't think Katie Holmes is a good enough actress to play Two-Face.
No, nothing bad happens to her face in the movie. She would have to have something horrible happen to her face in a later film to become Two-Face.
The movie's dark, but not THAT dark.
Is there such a thing as too much Catman?
I say no.
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