Scarecrow is about to release some gas that he made into the city and the whole city has to be evacuated and the only people left are criminals. Batman has to find scarecrow but also arrest other villains who are now free in just one night
>Directed by David Cronenberg yet co-produced by Danny Boyle >Have Cillian Murphy reprise for his role, Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Renee Montoya, Kyle MacLachlan as Jim Corrigan, Tom Savini as Simon Dark >Soundtrack by Dario Argento and Susumu Hirasawa
>Opening is the usual schtick, Scarecrow using his fear toxin to paralyze people and use their greatest fears against them. >Batman beats him despite this, he escapes and develops a NEW toxin >as a master of fear, he develops a fear antidote, one that removes ANY and ALL fear and doubt from a victim, basically removing all their inhibitions. He releases it on the city. Chaos.
>Opening is the usual schtick, Scarecrow using his fear toxin to paralyze people and use their greatest fears against them. >Batman beats him despite this, he escapes and develops a NEW toxin >as a master of fear, he develops a fear antidote, one that removes ANY and ALL fear and doubt from a victim, basically removing all their inhibitions. He releases it on the city. Chaos.
>physically convincing holograms to conduct industrial espionage >happens upon military black project with some funding from Wayne Enterprises >aerosolized nanomachines that adhere to the eyes form augmented reality 'hallucinations'
Rip off The King in Yellow mass hysteria and cult prompted by deployment of this as cover for Scarecrow to gain access to a power plant to make it go critical, or some other conventional WMD infiltration/raid sort of thing; impersonate the Governor to gain authorization with the holosuit ect. >Batman has to kill the power to the city because the nano-glass requires the wireless network to coordinate the augmented reality between users >Jacob's Ladder demons, holograms glitch out in the corner of people's eye, Batman seeing his parents alive
teachers say he's a schizo because he saw something "that isn't real". they put him on drugs. drugs make him homeless. he lives on the streets and becomes an addict
some old man who works with gas gives him a job
old man is killed by cops
Scarecrow is played by Bryce Dallas Howard. She bends over the city square and braps out the fear gas. All in attendance take a big whiff. Everyone claps.
Just do a fully awake Nightmare On Elm Street. Scarecrow hunts Gotham's priveledged children. Make it a mystery who's killing these kids. The link being that Icabod Crane or whatever his name is, came from a priveledged family. Throw in a red herring like Calendar Man.
Isn't he basically just a fear fetishist? Just make Saw but good where he's putting people in games to put them in as much emotional distress as possible. Have Bruce Wayne be one of the game victims where he actually can't go full Batman.
Half of the movie is following Scarecrow as a serial killer who plays with and tortures people, all these scenes are in the style of David Fincher, kinda like a mix between Zodiac and The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.
The other half of the movie is from the perspective of his victims after they get gassed and these parts of the movie turn into a horror movie with David Lynch-type fever dream nightmares.
It is the future and humans are used as batteries, which is moronic because humans do not generate that much electricity, after they lost a war to machines. And instead of using pigs or putting them in a coma, the computers make some kind of elaborate virtual reality for them. Then somehow humans, living deep underneath the earth ruin everything for everyone and kill the battery people. Because there is no infrastructure or food to house and feed the mllions of battery people. And they all die of radiation poisoning, the elements, hunger and scarecrows.
If they have Crane, basically get an actor who can really evoke the Cushing version of Frankenstein from the Hammer movies. A morally bankrupt, evil bastard who sets no limits on what he'll do in the name of his perverted scientific experiments but also someone with some real gravitas and a sophisticated, genteel exterior. If none of you have seen the original Hammer Frankenstein with Cushing (and Christopher Lee as the monster), do it. It's a recipe for a memorable villain and interpretation of Scarecrow.
>Scarecrow develops fear toxin >He approaches the board at Arkham for funding and to use paitents as test subjects, they tell him to frick off >He doesn't want to throw away everything he worked so hard to create so he takes his operation underground and starts kidnapping people to use as test subjects >People all over gotham disappearing left and right >People who disappeared months ago are found dumped in the street hysterical and almost non-functional because it's not viable to keep them all locked away
>The Hacker known as "Cinemaphile" is fully discovered after the Riddler's antics and the Gothem City Police work tirelessly to understand the website and decipher the Captcha's. >/k/ has been somewhat dull after the Riddler is locked up but now there is more and more activity appearing on /x/. >A user with a tripcode called "scarecr0w" has immerged, enraged that the Wayne Film industry keeps "allegedly" stealing all his creepy pasta ideas from the site and turns them into cheaply made horror flicks. >Now Batman patrols the streets in search of this user while the the tripgay barrages the board with endless theards of Bruce Wayne photoshoped to look JUSTed. >Worst still, Bruce just can't bribe the Jannies to ban this user because, still puzzling to the GPD, they do it for free?
You could actually do a psychological movie like Joker about Scarecrow. Most Batman villains have some sort of tragic past. Scarecrow was bullied as a child/teen. He becomes the Scarecrow to turn fear on his enemies/bullies.
>Inception >Scarecrow fighting Batman in top level reality after Batman catches Scarecrow doing Sweeney Todd stuff >First dream level reality is a psychedelic Tim Burton-esque world where the characters get confused and caught up in some easy mazes and puzzles >Second dream level reality is like Dr Seuss with waves of DMT and salvia, but in a happy yet creepy way most of the time >Third dream level reality is some Jodorowsky 70s abdsurd lost in a desert type place that occasionally drips and dips into a dark super hell
Nightmare on Elm Street but the killer is a lanklet who dresses like a scarecrow and instead of dreams it’s gas hallucinations and at the end Batman punches him really hard
Scarecrow is about to release some gas that he made into the city and the whole city has to be evacuated and the only people left are criminals. Batman has to find scarecrow but also arrest other villains who are now free in just one night
Sounds like a combination of the plot from Batman Begins and Dark Knight Rises, but makes them better....
it's arkham knight you tard
Also, Batman is slowly turning into the Joker.
Lmao really wish that wasn’t in the game
Also a totally new villain that is a 100% OC occupies Gotham with an army of easily destructible tanks
SOMETHING'S IN MY ASS
MMMMMMMM
>Directed by David Cronenberg yet co-produced by Danny Boyle
>Have Cillian Murphy reprise for his role, Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Renee Montoya, Kyle MacLachlan as Jim Corrigan, Tom Savini as Simon Dark
>Soundtrack by Dario Argento and Susumu Hirasawa
holy kino. hollywood, give this anon a budget
>Opening is the usual schtick, Scarecrow using his fear toxin to paralyze people and use their greatest fears against them.
>Batman beats him despite this, he escapes and develops a NEW toxin
>as a master of fear, he develops a fear antidote, one that removes ANY and ALL fear and doubt from a victim, basically removing all their inhibitions. He releases it on the city. Chaos.
>that removes ANY and ALL fear and doubt from a victim
Didn't he basically do this in the (teen) Titans tv show?
Arkham Asylum scarecrow was kino.
>physically convincing holograms to conduct industrial espionage
>happens upon military black project with some funding from Wayne Enterprises
>aerosolized nanomachines that adhere to the eyes form augmented reality 'hallucinations'
Rip off The King in Yellow mass hysteria and cult prompted by deployment of this as cover for Scarecrow to gain access to a power plant to make it go critical, or some other conventional WMD infiltration/raid sort of thing; impersonate the Governor to gain authorization with the holosuit ect.
>Batman has to kill the power to the city because the nano-glass requires the wireless network to coordinate the augmented reality between users
>Jacob's Ladder demons, holograms glitch out in the corner of people's eye, Batman seeing his parents alive
teachers say he's a schizo because he saw something "that isn't real". they put him on drugs. drugs make him homeless. he lives on the streets and becomes an addict
some old man who works with gas gives him a job
old man is killed by cops
takes revenge
Scarecrow is played by Bryce Dallas Howard. She bends over the city square and braps out the fear gas. All in attendance take a big whiff. Everyone claps.
The End
Dust Bowl era Kansas farmer goes on a killing spree in Depression Era New York City
Here is a pic for reference
which one is scarecrow
You can watch Batman 1939 on YT
would be incel rape kino with hints of montreal woman tech school.
Just do a fully awake Nightmare On Elm Street. Scarecrow hunts Gotham's priveledged children. Make it a mystery who's killing these kids. The link being that Icabod Crane or whatever his name is, came from a priveledged family. Throw in a red herring like Calendar Man.
Boom! Ya got your movie. Sequel is Anarky.
I prefer his lego batman 2 look
Isn't he basically just a fear fetishist? Just make Saw but good where he's putting people in games to put them in as much emotional distress as possible. Have Bruce Wayne be one of the game victims where he actually can't go full Batman.
Half of the movie is following Scarecrow as a serial killer who plays with and tortures people, all these scenes are in the style of David Fincher, kinda like a mix between Zodiac and The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.
The other half of the movie is from the perspective of his victims after they get gassed and these parts of the movie turn into a horror movie with David Lynch-type fever dream nightmares.
Hello, Mr. Matt Reeves
It is the future and humans are used as batteries, which is moronic because humans do not generate that much electricity, after they lost a war to machines. And instead of using pigs or putting them in a coma, the computers make some kind of elaborate virtual reality for them. Then somehow humans, living deep underneath the earth ruin everything for everyone and kill the battery people. Because there is no infrastructure or food to house and feed the mllions of battery people. And they all die of radiation poisoning, the elements, hunger and scarecrows.
it’s been done already. literally have a nice day you capeshit loving troony. you will never be satisfied.
If they have Crane, basically get an actor who can really evoke the Cushing version of Frankenstein from the Hammer movies. A morally bankrupt, evil bastard who sets no limits on what he'll do in the name of his perverted scientific experiments but also someone with some real gravitas and a sophisticated, genteel exterior. If none of you have seen the original Hammer Frankenstein with Cushing (and Christopher Lee as the monster), do it. It's a recipe for a memorable villain and interpretation of Scarecrow.
This is too kino and subdued for a JJ Abrams-buddy like Matt Reeves
>Scarecrow develops fear toxin
>He approaches the board at Arkham for funding and to use paitents as test subjects, they tell him to frick off
>He doesn't want to throw away everything he worked so hard to create so he takes his operation underground and starts kidnapping people to use as test subjects
>People all over gotham disappearing left and right
>People who disappeared months ago are found dumped in the street hysterical and almost non-functional because it's not viable to keep them all locked away
The main character is scary and the villain is a crow. The protagonist scares the villain in the end.
>The Hacker known as "Cinemaphile" is fully discovered after the Riddler's antics and the Gothem City Police work tirelessly to understand the website and decipher the Captcha's.
>/k/ has been somewhat dull after the Riddler is locked up but now there is more and more activity appearing on /x/.
>A user with a tripcode called "scarecr0w" has immerged, enraged that the Wayne Film industry keeps "allegedly" stealing all his creepy pasta ideas from the site and turns them into cheaply made horror flicks.
>Now Batman patrols the streets in search of this user while the the tripgay barrages the board with endless theards of Bruce Wayne photoshoped to look JUSTed.
>Worst still, Bruce just can't bribe the Jannies to ban this user because, still puzzling to the GPD, they do it for free?
You could actually do a psychological movie like Joker about Scarecrow. Most Batman villains have some sort of tragic past. Scarecrow was bullied as a child/teen. He becomes the Scarecrow to turn fear on his enemies/bullies.
>Inception
>Scarecrow fighting Batman in top level reality after Batman catches Scarecrow doing Sweeney Todd stuff
>First dream level reality is a psychedelic Tim Burton-esque world where the characters get confused and caught up in some easy mazes and puzzles
>Second dream level reality is like Dr Seuss with waves of DMT and salvia, but in a happy yet creepy way most of the time
>Third dream level reality is some Jodorowsky 70s abdsurd lost in a desert type place that occasionally drips and dips into a dark super hell
Nightmare on Elm Street but the killer is a lanklet who dresses like a scarecrow and instead of dreams it’s gas hallucinations and at the end Batman punches him really hard