Next Batman movie

[The Saltman]

LOL u guys are crazy.

[DirtyMagic97]

Also, I'd kinda like to see them do a villain that hasn't been done yet. I wouldn't mind focusing on Ra's al Ghul.

Sorry, I meant Ra's al Ghul in addition to a new villain. He's obviously not a crazy guy, he's just smart. So it'd be cool to continue seeing him work with other villains, and maybe have a larger part instead of just hiding in the shadows.

[Miaoww]

I think he may look at it as "been done before" sort of thing. The dark Batman is no longer new, and probably won't get huge recognition anymore. A large part of the reason The Dark Knight did well was the death of Ledger.

But you may be right. And I agree, I think he would be phenomenal. Daniel Day is probably my favorite actor right now, so I'd love it.

Bullshit. The Dark Knight did so well because it's an excellent film.

[DirtyMagic97]

Bullpoo. The Dark Knight did so well because it's an excellent film.

Dark Knight was a good film, sure. It broke records because of Ledger's death.

[dimbee]

Sorry, I meant Ra's al Ghul in addition to a new villain. He's obviously not a crazy guy, he's just smart. So it'd be cool to continue seeing him work with other villains, and maybe have a larger part instead of just hiding in the shadows.

Ra's al Ghul was killed in Batman Begins so that would require a series reboot or something like that...

[DirtyMagic97]

Ra's al Ghul was killed in Batman Begins so that would require a series reboot or something like that...

In the comics, isn't Ra's al Ghul resurrected at some point? Or he like transfers his consciousness into another body? I may be mistaken.

[CharlotteBeer.com]

. Unless he is a Se7en-style murderer leaving clues; that might be cool.

That's the first thing that came to my mind.

I don't think Nolan will have a difficult time making any of the Batman characters more dark and realistic.

The Scarecrow is a pretty silly character, and they did a fine job with him.

[Wanderlai]

"Riddle me this Batman: if you have a milkshake and I have a milkshake, and I have a straw. There it is, that's a straw, you see? You watching? And my straw reaches across the room..."

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[Guild]

Dark Knight was a good film, sure. It broke records because of Ledger's death.

Proof.

[Zod]

DDL as riddler would be amazing but he would never do it.

[davos]

I'm gonna make some random picks that I could see work for a Nolan Riddler:

William Fichtner (My front-runner who has Bale & Nolan connections)

Casey Affleck

Charlie Hunnam

Nicky Katt

Sam Rockwell

*edit - I can just see Nolan creating a very different type of character that no one sees coming. It seems people are simply wishing for the crazy joker-esque type when Nolan is probably gonna go in a completely different and weird direction that will hopefully pay off.

[Mr. Scot]

Phillip Seymour Hoffman was rumored as the Penguin at some point (and would be a good choice if they opted for that role).

If they did the Riddler, I'd imagine him as a pure cold-blooded serial killer, the kind that's obsessed with leaving clues, cat-and-mouse style.

Catwoman? That's all about the casting, really. And honestly, I wonder if the character isn't a little too cheesy for Nolan's Batman universe.

[Squirrel]

Leonardo DiCaprio could do the Riddler. Riddler is a excellent villian for the dark serious.

[CharlotteBeer.com]

Phillip Seymour Hoffman was rumored as the Penguin at some point (and would be a good choice if they opted for that role).

If they did the Riddler, I'd imagine him as a pure cold-blooded serial killer, the kind that's obsessed with leaving clues, cat-and-mouse style.

Catwoman? That's all about the casting, really. And honestly, I wonder if the character isn't a little too cheesy for Nolan's Batman universe.

He's done pretty well so far with a guy who dresses up as a bat. If they wanted to incorporate Catwoman, I think they could do it well.