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Showing posts with label batman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label batman. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
So you know by now, that I think this is the movie that re-invented the hero movie. There’ just no way around it; Bryan Singer started to make the comic book film legit with X-Men but Christopher Nolan made the genre solid, and realistic in Batman Begins.
Even if I wasn’t a rabid fan, I don’t think many people could disagree with me that Christian Bale is the perfect choice to play Bruce Wayne. In the prior Batman film incarnations Bruce Wayne was played by good actors, but many had issues with the dual role; Michael Keaton played a great Batman, but didn’t look the part of Wayne, Val Kilmer looked great in the suit and as Wayne but just lacked a connection with either, and George Clooney Played a great Wayne but didn’t connect with Batman – not that the latter two were helped by the stories they were given. Bale however, connects with the entirety that is Bruce Wayne and Batman. He manages to pull of the two faces of Bruce Wayne – the batman, and the billionaire forced to live outside the batsuit. The difficulty with playing this character lies not in his dual identity, but the fact that if Wayne had his way, he’d never take off the suit; once he creates batman he becomes batman, and Bale captures that process in a very graceful way.
Christopher Nolan is living proof that creativity and studio blockbusters can go hand in hand.
Even if I wasn’t a rabid fan, I don’t think many people could disagree with me that Christian Bale is the perfect choice to play Bruce Wayne. In the prior Batman film incarnations Bruce Wayne was played by good actors, but many had issues with the dual role; Michael Keaton played a great Batman, but didn’t look the part of Wayne, Val Kilmer looked great in the suit and as Wayne but just lacked a connection with either, and George Clooney Played a great Wayne but didn’t connect with Batman – not that the latter two were helped by the stories they were given. Bale however, connects with the entirety that is Bruce Wayne and Batman. He manages to pull of the two faces of Bruce Wayne – the batman, and the billionaire forced to live outside the batsuit. The difficulty with playing this character lies not in his dual identity, but the fact that if Wayne had his way, he’d never take off the suit; once he creates batman he becomes batman, and Bale captures that process in a very graceful way.
Christopher Nolan is living proof that creativity and studio blockbusters can go hand in hand.
Monday, December 13, 2010
Thank you Brian for the contests ..
and Keith for gifting it this AWESOME PEZ to me ..
Merry Christmas !!!
Monday, December 6, 2010
Friday, December 3, 2010
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Sunday, November 14, 2010
my friends that own Tasty in Wa. ..
Sheri Hauser/Sean Wilkinson
TASTY wants to congratulate Michael Keith Martin for making a super cool custom batmobile that sold yesterday for $200! In other good news, Sheila the Snooter-doots Spider found a new home yesterday too!
Location:
7513 greenwood ave north
Seattle, WA, 98103
Phone:
206-706-3020
Tues - Sat:
11:00 am - 7:00 pm
Sun:
12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Got more pictures from the artist !!!
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