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Could Joseph Gordon-Levitt possibly go from playing a potential future superhero in "The Dark Knight Rises" to playing a full-fledged one in Warner Bros.' long-in-the-works "Justice League"?
While making the press rounds for his upcoming film "Lincoln," HitFix's Gregory Ellwood asked Gordon-Levitt whether he'd be interested in joining the superhero group if Warner Bros. were to ask him to.
"You never know," he responded. "If the script inspires me and if there's a filmmaker that I respect and connect to...I'd consider anything."
In "Dark Knight Rises," it's implied that Gordon-Levitt's character may take up the mantle of the Bat after Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) retires. It's purely conjecture at this point, but could Warner Bros. be considering him for Batman in "Justice League"? Or would he perhaps suit up as a different hero, like The Flash?
It was recently reported that Warner Bros. is aiming to release "Justice League" in the summer of 2015 -- the same season as the highly-anticipated "Avengers 2."
Meanwhile, J.G.L. will soon be seen in Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln," starring Daniel Day-Lewis as the 16th President.
Would you like to see Joseph Gordon-Leavitt in "Justice League"? Which hero do you think he could pull off?
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October 24, 2012 at 4:19PM EST Reply to CommentPlease God no. Don't link Nolan's Batman universe to a Justice League universe. I don't want to think that Superman and the Green Lantern are actually real in Nolan's realistic take on Batman.
Jeff You and I have very different definitions of the word 'realistic'. I am pretty sure it takes more than 5 seconds to get out of range of a Nuke.
November 20, 2012 at 1:22AM ESTBC Boy loses parents, becomes ninja, dresses up as a bat, fights crime by jumping off of tall buildings at night.
November 20, 2012 at 10:46AM ESTMaybe not as realistic as you think.
Ralf Caetano considering they may use nolans "man of steel" reality superman i'm ok with it green lantern wasn't that bad i think a sequel with more attention to detail could fix all the hate... as for joseph gordon-levitt i say he could only be robin or nightwing... christian bales bruce wayne could be well alive remember that... but if he does batman i don't mind at all
November 20, 2012 at 1:04PM EST34PJM43 Yeah, the Nolan trilogy was good for what it was. Let it end; we all know JGL isn't going to be playing Robin or Batman in any other films. Let Batman get back to basics: Bruce Wayne beating the Christ out of criminals with the help of high-tech gadgetry as he solves crimes. It's timeless and natural.
November 20, 2012 at 3:15PM ESTRises wasn't even that good anyway. The Dark Knight Returns Part 1 blew it out of the water. Rightfully so, since Batman's animated features have been kicking their live-action counterparts' butts for almost 20 years now. The Arkham games > Nolan's trilogy.
dsjj251
November 21, 2012 at 3:23AM EST34PJM43 , you are a moron.
34PJM43 Great counter-argument, DSJJ.
November 21, 2012 at 4:47AM ESTWaly Coyote @BC TELL THAT TO NOLAN
November 27, 2012 at 2:37AM ESTFPS_D0UG more importantly, Nolan's Batman exists in a world without super powered beings.
November 27, 2012 at 7:05PM ESTPost a comment...I agree
December 1, 2012 at 6:30PM ESTWDJ5224PO3 JEFF, BC, 34PJM43, DSJJ251, C-3PO,
December 5, 2012 at 2:16AM ESTRyan was saying that Nolan attempted a realistic take on a fictional story, so the fact that Batman is fictional wasn't called into question.
That said, I agree that Superman/GL/WW etc. should be kept separated from Nolan's Batman, because no matter how "dark" this new Man of Steel movie is, it's would be nonsensical to have Superman exist during the Batman trilogy (he could have easily stopped Bane, for e.g.).
Batman will need to be reinvented for the JLA movie. Nolan's Batman will be standalone.
34PJM43 And I'm saying, attempted and failed.
December 5, 2012 at 2:20AM ESTJonky At the 2012 SDCC Man of Steel panel they hinted at rebooting all the characters into order to make a Justice League. It seemed like Nolan's Batman is not going to be connected. Watch the Hall H Comic Con video in YouTube and decide for yourself.
March 9, 2013 at 12:56AM ESTthatoneguy Well that escalated quickly.
May 8, 2013 at 6:17PM ESTwher
October 24, 2012 at 4:31PM EST Reply to Commentfull interview?
Jonnybon
October 24, 2012 at 4:58PM EST Reply to CommentI don't think this guy suits that kinda role.
Matt
October 25, 2012 at 12:30AM EST Reply to CommentThey have to connect it to Nolan's universe, for two reasons:
1. Movies studios don't reboot on a high. They reboot after critical or commercial failure of a franchise, intending it to be a breath of fresh air. Nolan's Batverse doesn't need a breath of fresh air, because people effin love the air that's there right now.
2. WB hired Nolan to Nolan-ify Superman. That Superman is going to be in the Justice League. They can't turn the tone of that standalone around on its heels and put out an Avengers-like JLA.
For better or worse, this will be a Nolan-like JLA.
And people would be excited to see Levitt continue that story.
It would also be a very good idea for WB to use a JL movie to test Levitt in the role. If people don't respond to it, then they can reboot Batman in his own films.
It makes no sense to mix up a winning formula.
ed Nolan's Batman universe is done. The Justice League film will likely be introducing the next Batman. The actor that signs up for it will have to sign up for multiple sequels. Don't see JGL committing himself to a franchise like that.
October 25, 2012 at 7:04PM EST34PJM43 You're forgetting two things:
November 20, 2012 at 3:19PM EST1. Nolan said that after Rises, he was done. He signed on to Man of Steel before Rises even filmed. And even then, he's not the director; he's just one of the producers (a.k.a., fundraisers).
2. Rises was disappointing. Nolan betrayed almost everything he set out to do with Batman in one movie. Not to mention that Bane wasn't the epic "end-boss" that this version of Batman deserved.
DC doesn't need to do anything. Nolan wasn't involved with the creation of the Arkham games, or the animated Batman features that came out in the last few years. Do you know why? Because they didn't need him, and they in many ways came out better than Nolan's trilogy.
dsjj251 @34PJM43
November 27, 2012 at 7:52PM ESTyour opinion is jaded, TDKR did exactly what Noland said it would.
in the first film,Ducard/Ra's said that symbols are more powerful than anything, thats why batman took the fall for Harvey's death instead of portraying him as a mad man, and also why he(bruce) handed over the mantle of Batman proving anyone can be him, its the symbol that matters, thats what was conveyed through out the trilogy.
I know people have different opinions on what they like and dislike, but your comment makes it seem as though you just didnt understand what the trilogy was about. It came full circle in my opinion. Heck, the animated movies you talk about did the exact same thing "sons of batman" and all.
as for the games being better than the trilogy, thats a pure opinion and nothing more.
34PJM43 My opinion is jaded? First off, don't try to guess what I do and don't understand when you don't even understand the term "jaded".
November 28, 2012 at 2:49AM ESTPerhaps you don't understand what I was saying. Yeah, the whole "symbol" device was intact; that's not what I was talking about. In fact, if you think that Nolan was the one who gave the Batman franchise that device, you'd be dead wrong.
Nolan betrayed his "realistic take" on Batman through Bane. So, an almost physically destroyed man who needs a constant feed of gas to keep him from writhing in pain is strong enough to destroy a huge concrete pillar with his bare hands (a feat that not even healthy strongman types can do)? On top of that, a virtually crippled Bruce Wayne can install a few gadgets on his person, fight like he's in his prime, get paralyzed, get healed in a few months, escape a foreign prison, and make it back to Gotham within a week with no identification or money? Nothing about that is feasible in the real world; you're better off leaving it in the fictional world and using the tried-and-true venom-Bane character. At least that would explain why all of these impossible things are happening.
You're right; the games being better than the Nolan trilogy is my opinion. So what? It doesn't change the fact that DC doesn't really need Nolan, since Batman has been great outside of Nolan's trilogy.
dsjj251 34PJM43, you cant be serious
December 5, 2012 at 2:33AM ESTfirs off, i didnt try to do anything, i simply replied to what you wrote.
Jaded -made dull, apathetic, or cynical by experience
sure looks like your opinion to me :-)
1. he was never paralized
2. yes, people go through full rehab in a couple of months , that is totally feasible in the real world
3.You dont need money, There are illegal immigrants in this nation form all over the world, none of them had the cash to get here, but they got here.
Bane- how would bain having Venom explain anything you mentioned in that comment ???
Your argument about Batman being good outside of Nolan pertains to video games and animated films.
but its an arbitrary argument in the first place, No movie studio needs a certain director to do a film, the director doesnt own it.
34PJM43 Jaded is a term used to describe people, not opinions. So yes, you don't understand what
December 9, 2012 at 1:20AM ESTthe word means.
Batman had his back broken by Bane, so he might as well have been paralyzed. His back is
fixed with almost no surgery, and his vertebrae being punched back into place; both things
that doctors agree is impossible to heal a back injury like that.
http://www.vulture.com/2012/07/ask-a-doctor-is-batmans-healing-method-sound.html
Also, rehab would have taken about 8 months, especially with that bad of an injury. He
might be up and walking in 3, but there's no way he'd be Batman-ing around.
It's easy to jump the fence from Mexico to get into this country illegally; but when you're
overseas and you want to be smuggled in, you need something to barter. Not to mention,
it'd take a lot longer than a couple days to get here (try a couple weeks to a month, if
you're lucky, seeing as how you'll probably be getting here by boat).
The Venom would have at least explained why Bane was so strong. This movie gives no
indication on why he has superhuman strength.
Exactly; and that's part of my point. Nolan isn't needed for every single Batman movie
that comes out after this. Nolan isn't the only one who can make Batman work in film.
Brandon
October 25, 2012 at 5:23PM EST Reply to CommentHes not gonna be Batman, he will be Robin if anybody...didnt anybody pay attention at the end of TDKR when the lady mentioned his name to be Robin and why he didnt use that name...cmon now its pretty obvious
Garrett But in the comic books robin becomes batman. I think He will be Batman he could do it but it would be a different batman than Bale.
October 25, 2012 at 5:39PM ESTDexx I'm sure that just about everyone paid attention yet we realize something that you seem to be ignoring which is that, despite the nod to the audience of his real name being Robin, the character wouldn't likely be dumb enough to use his real name as a superhero name. Would you, being named Brandon, call yourself Brandon if you were a superhero?
October 25, 2012 at 11:20PM ESTBlake he becomes NightWing
November 7, 2012 at 9:42PM ESThes jacket has a blue stripe in the same form as NightWings outfit
dean he was robin with batman; when batman retired, then robin became knightwing...he never becomes batman
November 7, 2012 at 10:00PM ESTSmokey Actually Dean, Dick Grayson does become Batman for a while when Bruce Wayne was presumed dead from one of Darkseid's Omega Blasts
November 11, 2012 at 6:20AM ESTNegro Blake's name is Robin, that's it. Blake is intended to take on the mantle of the Bat. I fail to see why people are still discussing this. Wayne has stated that Batman is a symbol and also that he wanted to pas on the roll to another for he couldn't do it forever.
November 19, 2012 at 11:00PM ESTGT @SMOKEY...glad to see someone actually reads Batman comics here and the Grayson as Batman arc is really fun..Battle for the Cowl is a great comic
May 7, 2013 at 11:44PM ESTPeter
October 25, 2012 at 5:52PM EST Reply to CommentWhy is everyone here fixating on Batman's character, or other random DC characters?
When Robin comes into his own as a hero and goes independent, he becomes Nightwing. I don't see any reason why a Justice League movie set in the near future after the events of The Dark Knight wouldn't work just fine. Batman can still be dead/retired/MIA, and if Nightwing shows up as the Justice League rep from Gotham, I wouldn't consider that out of place or much of a stretch at all.
And it's certainly a circumstantial enough connection that, in the event of an utter failure of a movie, the Batman trilogy can remain untainted.
Sounds like a win/win to me, no?
Peter I'm basically saying that if they skipped the whole "Robin" part of the evolution entirely, it wouldn't be missed insofar as the Nolan universe is concerned.
October 25, 2012 at 5:58PM ESTJCA I might be in the minority for this but as you mentioned setting the JLA movie in the aftermath of TDKR events... To introduce The JL and Gordon-Levit they could 1st release the 2nd Green Lantern Project and do Blackest Night (in which Batman is dead even though for different reasons). Everything works it ties in Sinestro and the yellow latern, helps relaunch Green Lantern after the last movie. Only problem would be that they would have to intertwine "The Sinestro Corps War" and "Blackest Night" into 1 movie. Though I'm sure Hollywood would love the action pack-ness of the movie.
October 25, 2012 at 7:43PM ESTKing
October 25, 2012 at 6:44PM EST Reply to CommentSuperman / Clark Kent - Henry Cavill.
Batman / Bruce Wayne - Christian Bale / Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
Wonder Woman - Gina Carano / Olivia Wilde.
...Green Lantern - Ryan Reynolds.
Flash - Robert Pattinson.
Aquaman - Ian Somerhalder / Jensen Ackles.
Martian Manhunter - Dwayne Johnson / Will Smith
Chris Nolan
Anon WTF.
November 6, 2012 at 7:56PM ESTanon Robert Pattinson? No.
November 9, 2012 at 12:14PM ESTasdkfh HAHAHAHAHAHHA R-PATZ AS FLASH!!!!
December 5, 2012 at 2:19AM ESTtybus Ryan Reynolds wont be the Green Lantern, much like nolans batman, the last green lantern movie is being ignored as well. Man of Steel will be the only movie so far that will have ties to the Justice League movie
December 21, 2012 at 8:18AM ESTTC Alexandra Daddario As Wonder Woman
June 8, 2013 at 3:22AM ESTDamon
October 25, 2012 at 6:54PM EST Reply to CommentSuperman / Clark Kent - Henry Cavill.
Batman / Bruce Wayne - Christian Bale / Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
Wonder Woman - Gina Carano / Olivia Wilde.
Green Lantern - Ryan Reynolds.
Flash - Robert Pattinson.
Aquaman - Ian Somerhalder / Jensen Ackles.
Martian Manhunter - Dwayne Johnson / Will Smith
Directed by Chris Nolan
JCA I think Martian Manhunter would work better as a CGI character... With (whoever did the voice of "Sully" in "I-Robot").
October 25, 2012 at 7:53PM ESTbrendon Please please please no Robert Pattinson asthe flash
October 26, 2012 at 2:26AM ESTAce Its like as you go further down the list you either get more desperate/broke or stupider lol
December 27, 2012 at 4:24PM ESTBob vila I'd be good with Jensen Ackles as Aquaman.
March 16, 2013 at 7:16AM ESTCAMERON 1487 jenson ackles GREAT SHOUT
April 22, 2013 at 8:01AM ESTLance Jensen Ackles has way to much awesomeness going on to A. ever star in a movie with R-Patz or B. Be a hero as lame as Aquaman.
June 2, 2013 at 4:12AM ESTDionysus
October 25, 2012 at 7:04PM EST Reply to CommentI'd sooner see a stand-alone Levitt/Nightwing film, set in Bluhaven..let the Bat be someone else in JLA
james
October 25, 2012 at 10:58PM EST Reply to CommentWhy not a nolanverse JLA , The Avengers is comicdom , DC should have the guts to make this as realistic as possible , we as comic readers are used to 'non' standard adaptations of our books , I would like to see it , just who is the line up to take on Superman!
Andrew In Nolan's Batman universe there good guys, bad guys, and expensive toys. I'm not saying it's real, but it's not too much of a stretch of the imagination. But you can't treat a Justice League universe the same way. You have to add superpowers and aliens, and it's impossible to make that "realistic", unless you actually believe those things are real.
November 18, 2012 at 8:27PM EST34PJM43 First off, Nolan's trilogy wasn't "as realistic as possible", especially with Rises.
November 20, 2012 at 3:23PM ESTSecondly, DC is (and has been) doing great with Batman outside of the live-action movies.
MHLSRB
October 26, 2012 at 1:36AM EST Reply to CommentYes, I would like to see John Robin Blake - Batman in the new Justice League film.
Kerwin Mallari
October 28, 2012 at 4:36AM EST Reply to CommentSuperman - Henry Cavill
Batman - Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Flash - Ryan Gosling
Wonder Woman - Emma Stone / Emily Blunt
Green Lantern - Ryan Reynolds
Martian - Vin Diesel / Dwayne Johnson / Jason Statham
Aquaman - Orlando Bloom / Penn Badgley
Director & Producer: Christopher Nolan w/ Emma Thomas
Music: Hans Zimmer
Cinematography: Wally Pfister
Screenplay: Steven Zaillian
Release: Jan /Feb 2016 (due to conflicts on following individual films of heroes included in Justice League)
Worldwide Gross: 3 Billion (no.1 or 2 by the time, depends on the box-office result of Avengers 2)
Critical Reception: 4/4 (Roger Ebert)
This is a wild guess, I'm exaggerating since it's duel with Marvel will be awesome.
Jay
November 1, 2012 at 12:16AM EST Reply to CommentI can see him as a flash, I could POSSIBLY, MAYBE, see him as a Green Lanter..
Connor Quinn
November 8, 2012 at 10:56AM EST Reply to CommentI agree with everyone saying they should just suck it up and try to continue the Nolanverse view of Batman, and to everyone saying oh superman and green lantern don't fit in his universe, we have to remember that it's a movie, and even in the comics/cartoons Batman and Supermans worlds were completely different, Gotham was dark and grim containing mostly psychologically damaged villains and Metropolis was bright and colorful much like the fantastical villains Superman faces and they still come together in Justice League. And the way they could link it is just have JGL be the protector of Gotham as Nightwing or whatever and have Bruce decide to come out of retirement and fight evil on a global scale. And have all the superhero movies like Green Lantern and Man of Steel take place after the events of TDKR and have them be inspired to be heroes because of the actions of the batman during Bane's take over of the city. It's really not that hard to come up with a story that works, they just need to get Nolan and Bale back, or at least just Bale.
ChiTown Bat I like your idea, but won't happen. check out cosmicbooknews.com they have the latest on JL
November 8, 2012 at 10:32PM ESTPete
November 9, 2012 at 12:18PM EST Reply to CommentTo be honest, I would not mind seeing him in the JL movie. While many people are getting wrapped up in the fact that he played "Robin" in TDKR, DC has created their universe to handle multiple Earths. JGL is a great actor, and I would love him take on maybe Hal Jordan, let's face it Ryan Reynolds is going to be known for Deadpool more than Green Latern.
naam3 Fantastic.......... best cast ever
November 12, 2012 at 9:10PM ESTThanks
November 9, 2012 at 12:22PM EST Reply to CommentThanks for giving away the ending of Dark Knight Rises before the DVD even comes out. Dave Lewis, you butt hole.
naam3
November 12, 2012 at 9:09PM EST Reply to Comment.Batman - Christian Bale.
Superman - Henry Cavill.
Wonder Woman - Gina Carano.
Green Lantern - Ryan Reynolds.
Flash - Ian Somerhalder.
Aquaman - Robert Pattinson.
Martian Manhunter - Dwayne Johnson.
Director : Zack Snyder.
Producer : Christopher Nolan, Charles Roven, Emma Thomas.
Executive Producer : Thomas Tull.
Music : Hans Zimmer
naam3
November 12, 2012 at 9:09PM EST Reply to CommentWrite a commen.Batman - Christian Bale.
Superman - Henry Cavill.
Wonder Woman - Gina Carano.
Green Lantern - Ryan Reynolds.
Flash - Ian Somerhalder.
Aquaman - Robert Pattinson.
Martian Manhunter - Dwayne Johnson.
Director : Zack Snyder.
Producer : Christopher Nolan, Charles Roven, Emma Thomas.
Executive Producer : Thomas Tull.
Music : Hans Zimmert...
Pat P.
November 14, 2012 at 10:53PM EST Reply to CommentI think this movie should step outside the Nolan verse. He had a great run. Batman is bigger than Nolan and his rogues gallery is the best in comics. Nolan also took great liberties with the Batman character in the Dark Knight Rises that as a Batman fan I had alot of problems with. Jensen Ackles would make a much better Flash than Aquaman his brother Sam from Supernatural Jared Padelecki would make a good Aquaman. I liked Reynolds as Green Lantern and thought the movie would have done alot better had it not gotten all the negative press.
Justin Jensen Ackles should play Red hood in the rebooted Batman series. he's too gruff and angry to play Flash in my opinion
December 3, 2012 at 4:02PM ESTSuperDave
November 20, 2012 at 1:31PM EST Reply to CommentIt'd be a smart move for the Justice League film to incorporate J.G.L as The Bat - but I'm strongly against him being any other part of the film. Double casting actors in different movies is STUPID. (Chris Evans: Capt American & The Flame / Ryan Reynolds: Green Lantern & Wayde Wilson / James Marsden: Cyclops & Richard White in Superman Returns)
Sam the last two names were actors for a marvel film then a DC film. I'll give you the Chris Evans one though
December 23, 2012 at 1:41AM ESTThandrale
November 21, 2012 at 12:54AM EST Reply to CommentTo tell the truth I wouldn't mind if they left Bats out altogether. I've never really felt like he worked well in the league. He's really more of a handicap than a help with the kind of heavy duty menaces the league deals with.
Boom Yes he's a handicap when he has the most brilliant mind of all the KLEIN hero's.
December 9, 2012 at 1:17PM ESTAce @THANDRALE. HANDS DOWN STUPIDEST COMMENT ON ANYTHING I'VE EVER READ AND THAT INCLUDES TROLL REVIEWS ON AMAZON
December 27, 2012 at 4:39PM ESTtrongdor apparently someone forgot that batman actually quit the JLA after the events of "JL:doom"
March 13, 2013 at 4:25AM ESTSteve
November 21, 2012 at 10:34AM EST Reply to CommentAfter seeing his performance in GI JOE: The Rise Of Cobra, I could definitely see him as The Flash.
Josh
November 22, 2012 at 1:06AM EST Reply to CommentAm I the only one who always thought that JGL would be a perfect replacement for Heath Ledger's Joker roll if they ever recast it?
Anon21 You are so right!!! I've thought that too!!
November 23, 2012 at 12:46AM ESTGridlock Joseph Gorden-Levitt as The Joker?!?
May 4, 2013 at 11:20PM ESTYou're insane. Someone has already decided the perfect casting of The Joker for all future movies.
CARROT TOP (Scott Thompson, not the Kids in the Hall fellow).
Face it, CARROT TOP, is inherently frightening on many psychological levels. Withe CARROT TOP's "youth making" plastic surgeries, he also has the face that scares young children now. The perfect casting of The Joker character is CARROT TOP.
The man who made that insightful declaration was none other than the man accused of the Aurora Colorado Theater Shooting when he dyed his hair bright clown red.
Ralf Caetano
November 27, 2012 at 6:54AM EST Reply to Commentaquaman may be epic but in this sort of movie he would screw things up a lot i say bring in green arrow and black dove (maybe make a tie in with the arrow series), hawkman, the atom, maybe even static or even hawkgirl... i mean a lot more heroes deserve it more than aquaman
as for robert pattinson, i say he deserves to make up for that whole twilight mess plus i've seen worse casting so i say lets give the guy a shot... i dunno why and call me crazy but i see seth green fitting the role perfectly
as for batman, i thought things out better and i came to the conclusion that it won't work... nolan wanted to make the dark knight the most realistic batman ever... adding superman, green lantern and other dudes with super powers will only ruin that key element that made these movies so fantastic... i say make a new batman and start a new series from there
Joseph
November 29, 2012 at 7:31PM EST Reply to CommentI want Joseph Levitt to play Batman in the Justice Leageu movie 2015.
lala
December 5, 2012 at 10:45PM EST Reply to CommentJL will flop compared to marvel avzngers anw
all dc movies as crap one after the other
Chris Kevin LALA. You're a liar "Justice League Of America" is the chief capital team superhero that gave birth, to Marvel's "Avengers" series and later feature film this year in 2012. To disrespect, and disregard "JLA" becoming a Worldwide Billion plus dollar feature film with sequels would be a travesty. If you're not going to support DC's desire and vision for a "Justice League Of America" film you should not be on this forum chatting sweetheart. No one should have to see and read negative remarks from people all the time. If you have a bad heart keep it to yourself don't speak negative.
December 7, 2012 at 10:15AM ESTPeter Torres
December 6, 2012 at 11:52PM EST Reply to CommentHe should be Nightwing. Nightwing is waaay overdue for his own adaption.
mike
December 8, 2012 at 1:03AM EST Reply to CommentAnyone who reads the comics knows that Bruce Wayne is Batman. I think Nolan has an interesting interpretation of the character and I'm fine with the choices that he made to end his trilogy. However that does not necessarily reflect the Batman from the comics.
In the comics, Bruce has tried to step down from Batman before but he always comes back. It's who he is. He can never quit because he doesn't truly feel even alive when he's just Bruce Wayne. In many ways, Batman is his true identity and Bruce is the mask. This is why Bruce Wayne has been Batman ever since his debut in 1939. It's his obsession. If Batman was meant to just be symbol passed from person to person, then why has Bruce remained Batman in the comics for the last 73 years? Yes you could argue that there are comics that jump into the future with a new Batman like in Batman Beyond. However, in that series Bruce steps down out of necessity. He becomes too old to be Batman. He would never stop unless he died or became physically incapable of doing it.
There are a lot of Nolan fans out there that claim to be true Batman fans but they would know this if they were. Nolan's series has become so popular among audiences that they look at it like it's the characters bible. Really it is just Nolan's interpretation of the character and there have been many over the years. Nolan himself seems to indicate in interviews that he intended this movie to be it's own separate universe from the Batman of JLA or the comics. It's his Batman. His Batman's story as been told and ended. Let it go everyone.
mike Also the relationship that Batman has with Superman in the comics is very crucial and it's a personal one between Bruce and Clark. It would not carry over to Blake at all because Blake and Bruce are different people. Choosing Blake would be incredibly disrespectful to the fans and to the comics. People have waited since the 40's to see Batman and Superman meet up on the big screen. With that kind of anticipation they better not disappoint. Blake was a character that was just made up for the 3rd Dark Knight movie. He can't carry that much history on his back.
December 8, 2012 at 1:08AM ESTJoel
December 9, 2012 at 2:57PM EST Reply to CommentUtter garbage. Warner Bros won't have any established franchises for a Justice League movie except for Superman (if it's sucessful) and (barely) Batman if they so choose to link Nolan's Batman to that universe. Lame still if it's not Bruce Wayne's Batman. Therefore, I predict that Justice League will be a failure and reflect on the other franchises because Warner's is not waiting to establish the characters first. It will feel rushed and we'll have something that ended up like Green Lantern did.
MIKE98
December 12, 2012 at 4:31AM EST Reply to Commentll you dooshbags that think 'ow its not realistic enough of dont do it, dony link it with nolan's movies' SHUT THE FUCK UP you think they listen to pricks like you!! no ! Watch the superman trailer and you will see they would work a treat together! Also it isnt your'e damm project! so shut it and deal with it!! fucking mummys boys!!
You, sir, are an illiterate imbecile.
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