What did Dr. Crane see when batman

You answered your own question.

Eternalist wrote:You answered your own question.

yeah but what was he meant to be?

A black monster that spit tar.

what a weird thing to be scared of

#1fan wrote:what a weird thing to be scared of

Dr.Crane was a weird dude. Imagine how weird his fears are.

#1fan wrote:what a weird thing to be scared of

The toxin just makes you see what you fear the most. And in Crane's case it was a sterotype of fear, which was used in the film as a symbol of that the toxin affects everyone, but in different ways.

Jonas Agersø wrote:

#1fan wrote:what a weird thing to be scared of

The toxin just makes you see what you fear the most. And in Crane's case it was a sterotype of fear, which was used in the film as a symbol of that the toxin affects everyone, but in different ways.

that is the best explanation yet

#1fan wrote:What did Dr. Crane see when batman

Put the fear toxin on him. Batman was like a black monster and spitted tar.

I always viewed it as what the "idea" of Batman meant to Crane and how it affected him. So when Batman sprays the toxin on him, we're essentially seeing how he views Batman, who i believe is his worst fear.

I have a feeling it wasn't a huge issue on set....ha. I don't think Nolan got to worked up about what Cane saw.