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Who will be (or do you want to be) the enemy in the next Batman movie?

The Penguin 1 9.09%
 
Catwoman 4 36.36%
 
The Riddler 3 27.27%
 
The Joker again 1 9.09%
 
A new enemy 0 0%
 
Other 2 18.18%
 
Total:11
Moren on 22 July 2010

Self, explanatory, the movie will rock.

And Miley Cyrus Catwoman FTW (or at least catwoman)



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A Bad Clown on 22 July 2010

A Riddler/Mad Hatter teamup would be interesting...



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NiKKoM on 22 July 2010

Catwoman (and no Hannah Montana)



 

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d21lewis on 22 July 2010

I'm hoping for Azrael.  He should come in, take Batman's place, and turn out to be evil.  Then, Bruce should come out of retirement and kick his Azz!



Mr Khan on 22 July 2010

I would definitely like to see how Nolan's ultra-realistic interpretation would translate The Penguin.

 

That said, Riddler is likely. It's already confirmed that Joker and Two-Face are out.

 

Bane would be good, but he isn't much of a mastermind.



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d21lewis on 22 July 2010
Mr Khan said:

I would definitely like to see how Nolan's ultra-realistic interpretation would translate The Penguin.

 

That said, Riddler is likely. It's already confirmed that Joker and Two-Face are out.

 

Bane would be good, but he isn't much of a mastermind.


What!?!  Bane took over the entire Gotham City underworld, figured out who Batman was, teamed with Ra's Al Ghul, made Catwoman work for him, AND broke Batman's spine in Batman's own house!!  And he was high on Venom at the time!



Mr Khan on 22 July 2010
d21lewis said:
Mr Khan said:

I would definitely like to see how Nolan's ultra-realistic interpretation would translate The Penguin.

 

That said, Riddler is likely. It's already confirmed that Joker and Two-Face are out.

 

Bane would be good, but he isn't much of a mastermind.


What!?!  Bane took over the entire Gotham City underworld, figured out who Batman was, teamed with Ra's Al Ghul, made Catwoman work for him, AND broke Batman's spine in Batman's own house!!  And he was high on Venom at the time!


:/ That's what i get for not having followed the comics in 12 years. Of course, the last time i was reading them Superman was still Blue Energy man, so i know i'm well out of touch.

Does give him more potential, though, and Bane would fit better in line with Scarecrow and Joker, and Nolan's vision of Gotham, as opposed to Penguin or Riddler.



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Moren on 22 July 2010
Mr Khan said:
d21lewis said:
Mr Khan said:

I would definitely like to see how Nolan's ultra-realistic interpretation would translate The Penguin.

 

That said, Riddler is likely. It's already confirmed that Joker and Two-Face are out.

 

Bane would be good, but he isn't much of a mastermind.


What!?!  Bane took over the entire Gotham City underworld, figured out who Batman was, teamed with Ra's Al Ghul, made Catwoman work for him, AND broke Batman's spine in Batman's own house!!  And he was high on Venom at the time!


:/ That's what i get for not having followed the comics in 12 years. Of course, the last time i was reading them Superman was still Blue Energy man, so i know i'm well out of touch.

Does give him more potential, though, and Bane would fit better in line with Scarecrow and Joker, and Nolan's vision of Gotham, as opposed to Penguin or Riddler.



why wouldn't penguin fit?

we know how well nolan translates from fiction to real, just lookat the scarecrow



Trentonater on 25 July 2010

riddler



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Porcupine_I on 25 July 2010

Tweedledum and Tweedldee



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- George Orwell, ‘1984’