>Ezra unwittingly prevents Bale's Bruce from going to the café at that specific moment. >Alfred doesn't get confirmation that Bruce is alive and kills himself out of grief.
Alternatively Barry ends up in the basement of Bruce's Roman villa
> Yeah, Master Wayne, you... you need... friends. Burmese tribal leaders are difficult, they require a lot of bribery. They, uh... they have a rhythm that you haven't quite been able to - like rubies! What are rubies? You track a bandit north of Rangoon for six months for, essentially, a tangerine. I mean... I don't know. People aren't looking for anything logical, like money. People are... a little slow.
Instead of those horrific CGI cameos, they should have just digitally inserted Ezra into iconic moments of DC's previous movies, where he somehow fricks them all up.
>Ezra unwittingly prevents Bale's Bruce from going to the café at that specific moment. >Alfred doesn't get confirmation that Bruce is alive and kills himself out of grief.
>Ezra unwittingly prevents Bale's Bruce from going to the café at that specific moment. >Alfred doesn't get confirmation that Bruce is alive and kills himself out of grief.
>they cgi Heath Ledger back from the dead for exactly 3 seconds >the movie makes 5 billion dollars because people clickbaiting that Ledger Joker is permanently back and gonna be DC Thanos
>they cgi Heath Ledger back from the dead for exactly 3 seconds >Nolan breaks into Muschietti’s home and shoots point blank him with a shotgun, recording the whole thing on 70mm IMAX
>remind people of much better movies as they're about to leave the cinema
That would've been really mean. Clooney made sense.
Yeah, it's probably been long enough that you're better off having people forget why they disliked BvS in the first place
Alternatively Barry ends up in the basement of Bruce's Roman villa
Just take the cafe ending of TDKR and digitally replace Michael Caine with Ezra
Someone tried that and they went too far and accidentally replaced Michael Caine with Ezra in the entire Dark Knight Trilogy
> Yeah, Master Wayne, you... you need... friends. Burmese tribal leaders are difficult, they require a lot of bribery. They, uh... they have a rhythm that you haven't quite been able to - like rubies! What are rubies? You track a bandit north of Rangoon for six months for, essentially, a tangerine. I mean... I don't know. People aren't looking for anything logical, like money. People are... a little slow.
I cringed because you impersonated it perfectly.
Instead of those horrific CGI cameos, they should have just digitally inserted Ezra into iconic moments of DC's previous movies, where he somehow fricks them all up.
>Ezra unwittingly prevents Bale's Bruce from going to the café at that specific moment.
>Alfred doesn't get confirmation that Bruce is alive and kills himself out of grief.
Classic DCEU Barry.
Bale too good for Flash.
Has anyone else layered Aquas Barbie over the scene where Barry says "Cmon Barbie, lets go party"?
it kinda fits
That was the original needle drop, the song is even on the official soundtrack. They changed it because test-audiences hated it.
its weird that theyd even leave that line in
Patrick Bateman is Flash?
He would never do it.
It really should have. Maybe he'll appear in Flash 2
They’re trying to get Nolan back on board right now, involving TDK trilogy in whatever the flash was certainly wouldn’t have helped their case
It shouldn't have been any of the previous Batman actors. They should've had more fun with the idea of Barry completely fricking up the timeline.
Even if Bale didnt want to do it, they could have had CIA guy show up for a cameo in Flash and say to Flash "You're a fast guy"
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>they cgi Heath Ledger back from the dead for exactly 3 seconds
>the movie makes 5 billion dollars because people clickbaiting that Ledger Joker is permanently back and gonna be DC Thanos
>they cgi Heath Ledger back from the dead for exactly 3 seconds
>Nolan breaks into Muschietti’s home and shoots point blank him with a shotgun, recording the whole thing on 70mm IMAX
>it was all added to his autobiographical movie about a film director being driven insane by hollywood
>“no cgi; no matter what”