17 Hit: Batman Begins The film was an immediate critical and commercial success, holding the number one slot at the box office for two consecutive weeks and going on to gross $375 million against a $150 million budget./span>
wanted to make Batman movies just because they liked Batman. Again, I kind of get what he's saying here in that his Batman movies are a separate entity from the deluge of Marvel movies, but to hold them apart as if they weren't also product comes off as pretty arrogant./span>
“We never had a specific trajectory,” Nolan said. “I wanted to put everything into making one great film, I didn't want to hold anything back.” The character was rebooted in 2016's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, in which actor Ben Affleck put on the cape and cowl for a more world-weary take on the character./span>
Ben Affleck has revealed that one of the reasons he quit the forthcoming film The Batman was over drinking fears. In a new, wide-ranging interview in The New York Times, the actor said his struggles with alcohol and his divorce from Jennifer Garner contributed to his decision to leave the franchise./span>
30, 2019, Ben Affleck confirmed he was retiring as Batman, a move that ended nearly 18 months of speculation about his future as the Dark Knight and which paved the way for Robert Pattinson to step into the role for Matt Reeves' The Batman./span>
As recently as 2020 the actor was saying he hopes to play the role for years to come, and we know he was actively negotiating for a reprisal in some upcoming DC movie. So yes Henry Cavill is still Superman./span>
He impales the creature with it, but in its dying moments, the creature kills Superman, who was weakened by kryptonite exposure. Following Luthor's arrest, Batman confronts him in prison, warning him that he will always be watching.
Batman's most significant apprehension about Superman is his unlimited powers. Superman is known as the god of the earth because of his strength that he can do anything. For instance, once Superman transformed Batman into a Nightman./span>
Batman actually does kill the Joker in The Dark Knight Returns; the dialogue that occurs after he snaps his neck is all in Batman's head.
Batman is Gotham's greatest villain. Gotham City is under the protection and defense of The Dark Knight. But does he do more harm than good? The Batman abides by a strict moral code that has allowed some of DC's most notorious villains to terrorize the citizens of Gotham./span>
No. Batman is an extreme personality, that does not make him insane. Far from it. Too often when trying to analyze the rather complicated psyche of Bruce Wayne (as he is in the source material), people look first at the fact that he lurks in a costume and draw conclusions, based on that alone, about his lack of reason.
Joker, who became Gotham's most infamous criminal mastermind and the most diabolical of Batman's nemeses, had to start somewhere./span>
Yes, Batman is dead in Gotham Knights. The premise of Gotham Knights is that Batman is really dead and that the Bat family have to take over in protecting the city. ... With shiny blue puppy dog eyes, Bruce confirms in the Code Black message that he is dead and that it's now up to the Bat family to protect Gotham./span>
He can't achieve his aim by killing the Batman but by making the Batman kill the Joker. To be noted: Batman is not Joker's mortal enemy. Just because Batman gets on Joker's way as the Joker tries to spread chaos in the society, Batman has fallen into the Joker's crosshair.
Batman did not die, but Bruce did. You see at the end of Arkham Knight, he fears that he will lose the ones he loves. When Batman defeats joker in the battle for the mind, he loses this fear because Bruce is dead.
Batman doesn't kill, which makes the apparent double suicide that happens when Wayne Manor blows up highly unlikely. Faking his own death is just the kind of strategic mindfuck that Batman employs from time to time, so it doesn't seem entirely out of character here./span>
Endings. Kill Batman: Azrael grabs his sword from a shelf, having given it to Batman earlier as a sign of trust, and tries to strike down the Dark Knight from behind. However, Batman counters, and knocks out Azrael, who Batman then locks up in the GCPD. ... This leaves the Sword on the clock tower for the rest of the game.
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It was shown that despite having cured himself in Arkham City, Batman was still infected by the events of Arkham Knight — considering that Batman only took half the cure and intended to give Joker the other half it could be assumed that was not enough to completely cure him in the long run and was only intended to save ...
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The Batman Who Laughs is a version of Batman from Earth-22 of the Dark Multiverse. ... The Batman Who Laughs proceeds to take over Earth-22, killing off most of his allies and turning his son Damian Wayne into a mini-Joker and recruiting the children infected by the Joker Toxin as his "Rabid Robins".
In Batman: Arkham Knight why did Batman see Joker even though he took the cure in Arkham City? The explanation given is that he cured himself of the Titan poisoning but he still had Joker's blood in his system so that combined with the fear gas made him see Joker./span>
They fear him just as much as the innocents in Gotham. There are 9 million people in Gotham City, and Batman is going to have to use everything in his power to stop Joker, who has never had as much power as he does now thanks to his access to the Wayne Fortune./span>
In order to activate the protocol you have to lock up every villain including the riddler. Nope, that's not true. There are two extra endings. One is the "incomplete" ending which happens when you activate the knightfall protocol without completing every side mission.
Batman And The Joker Die Together In A Collapsing Cave When the two finally come to blows, it's apparent the Joker no longer wants to taunt his enemy - he's ready to kill him. Joker takes one hell of a beating, while Batman is stabbed multiple times./span>