The Dark Knight

[All-Star Gamer]

You must not have gotten the memo. Realistic is the theme for this string of movies. when I made the list on the previous page, I considered Bane, but I figured that a guy who gets super strength from a super drug isn't very realistc.

As for Harvy Dent, I'm not really sure if he's alive or not. Batman survived it, but his suit doubles as body armor and he is an olmpic class athlete. As far as I know: They never came out and said that Two-Face was straight out dead.

Originally Posted by Chosen Again

His patented Razor Blade Biscuits?

ASG.
They may do the Riddler but I don't really see them doing one of the REALLY unknown ones like Deadshot.

Deadshot would be good, but I really want them to try doing the Black Mask or the Ventriloquist.

Another go villain: Hugo Strange.

[Chosen Again]

The ventriloquist would be awesome.

And to Destiny's End. In Tommy Lee's defence Eckhart didn't really play Twoface. He played a REALLY angry Harvey Dent.

[trini202]

I think they originally planned to kill off Two-Face and bring the Joker back for the next one. But with Heath's death and all, they could've switched it around.

However I believe Two-Face is dead. This series is too realistic for them to hold a funeral and everything yet he's still not dead. Because if he wasn't dead when he fell of the building then him being buried alive is the final straw.

Also I like the idea of The Riddler being brought in as the detective to look for Batman (idc who's idea it is, its a damn good one.)

[Chosen Again]

It makes sense. That much can be said.

[Johnny Stooge]

Originally Posted by Chosen Again

And to Destiny's End. In Tommy Lee's defence Eckhart didn't really play Twoface. He played a REALLY angry Harvey Dent.

You can't defend Tommy Lee.
When was the last time you watched Batman Forever? It's a piece of shit. Two-Face wasn't even Two-Face. He was flipping coins multiple times until he got a 'desired' result. That's not what Two-Face does, ever.

[supermariohat]

Originally Posted by Chosen Again

And to Destiny's End. In Tommy Lee's defence Eckhart didn't really play Twoface. He played a REALLY angry Harvey Dent.

Like Johnny Stooge said, Lee's Two Face kept flipping the coin until he got his desired result.
The whole point of it is that the coin flip is the only true justice that can be reached and that's the Two Face Echhart was. Before, Dent put criminals away the right way, but then he became like an anti-hero.

[trini202]

Originally Posted by Johnny Stooge

You can't defend Tommy Lee.
When was the last time you watched Batman Forever? It's a piece of shit. Two-Face wasn't even Two-Face. He was flipping coins multiple times until he got a 'desired' result. That's not what Two-Face does, ever.

TDK Two-Face attempted to do it with the one guy. Until Batman stopped him.

[TwilightMan]

Originally Posted by trini202

Because it was basically his fault for Rachel's death. He wanted to give Gordon justice.

[Sora22]

I had to leave the theater for a minute and I guess I missed this part....

When the Joker was talking to Dent in the hospital, what made Dent go all psycho killer on everyone?? Was it because of

Rachel Dawes getting killed

or what?

[Gildragon]

Originally Posted by Sora22

I had to leave the theater for a minute and I guess I missed this part....

When the Joker was talking to Dent in the hospital, what made Dent go all psycho killer on everyone?? Was it because of

or what?

there was a gun there that joker brought in. he made a little speach. 

basically towards gordan being a bad guy or something. 

twoface flipped the coin on whether or not he would shoot joker.
 

I'm not sure if that is entirely correct but teh baisc idea is that Joker messed with his mind enough to make harvey do this

[All-Star Gamer]

Originally Posted by Sora22

I had to leave the theater for a minute and I guess I missed this part....

When the Joker was talking to Dent in the hospital, what made Dent go all psycho killer on everyone?? Was it because of

or what?

In the comics, Dent was already married/engaged when he became Two-Face. It's kinda weird where the Two-Face Persona came from there. The first animated series described it as a surpressed Dual personality.

You can't defend Tommy Lee.
When was the last time you watched Batman Forever? It's a piece of shit. Two-Face wasn't even Two-Face. He was flipping coins multiple times until he got a 'desired' result. That's not what Two-Face does, ever.

Truth. Totally uncharacteristic of Two-Face. To him, his coin's decision is absolute.

[Sora22]

Originally Posted by All-Star Gamer

In the comics, Dent was already married/engaged when he became Two-Face. It's kinda weird where the Two-Face Persona came from there. The first animated series described it as a surpressed Dual personality.

That still doesn't answer my question...thanks for trying though.

I am asking what motivated Dent into killing people for? What did Joker say to make him do these things--I wasn't in the theater to know what happened?

[Donnie Yen]

Originally Posted by Sora22

That still doesn't answer my question...thanks for trying though.

I am asking what motivated Dent into killing people for? What did Joker say to make him do these things--I wasn't in the theater to know what happened?

The Joker made Dent believe Gordon's actions, and batman's, are responsible for Rachel's death.

[Sora22]

Originally Posted by Donnie Yen

The Joker made Dent believe Gordon's actions, and batman's, are responsible for Rachel's death.

I figured it had to do with Rachel's death, but wasn't exactly sure. Thanks a lot man.

[trini202]

Originally Posted by Donnie Yen

The Joker made Dent believe Gordon's actions, and batman's, are responsible for Rachel's death.

And his own actions as well.