You never know...
It's all about context.
It's all about context.
"Riddle me this, Batman." Yay or nay?
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I WANT IT! 
done with the Nolan sense of dialogue 
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Sure, if it's delivered correctly.
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Thats almost like saying the joker would have been used but not as the main villain, so I just do not think Nolan will go there.DantarionTheBook wrote:The Riddler can be in the next movie just not the main villain .....the main villain role may go to a villain we have never on the big screen beforewalkthesky wrote:How about this? Christopher Nolan has been pretty vocal (as much as he usually is) about using a villain that has not been on the big screen before. So I don't get why everyone here thinks the riddler will be in the next movie. Just my .02!
"Riddle me this, riddle me that... who's afraid of the big black bat?"
Damn, I used to say that all the time when I was a kid after I saw Batman Forever.
Now that I think about it, it can be pretty threatening and scary if done in the correct tone.
Damn, I used to say that all the time when I was a kid after I saw Batman Forever.
Now that I think about it, it can be pretty threatening and scary if done in the correct tone.
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I think it's appropriate, and like the others said, when done correctly, can be effective. I can see it happening.
Yeah I don't know if it would fit in. If it flows in with the script it will be ok but I don't want Nolan trying to squeeze it in for the hell of it. :batface:
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