But DCEU have the best Batman suit ever put on screen.
I hate most things DCEU but you're right. This is far and away the best suit.
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DC's Titans Version of Batman Suit Revealed
- Thread starter TheGamingNewsGuy
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I hate most things DCEU but you're right. This is far and away the best suit.
Of all the things to make fun of the show for, this isn't one of them. If it's going to be used from behind as a darkly illuminated prop more or less, there's really no reason to mock it. A fully designed suit is probably quite expensive, so for cameo shots this is a way to achieve the visual effect while keeping the budget down.
Yeah, I know right .. not just Era .. I'm seeing ridiculous negative reactions towards this thing. Perceived quality of the show itself notwithstanding .. this is a really minor thing for people to get upset over.
But DCEU have the best Batman suit ever put on screen.
I still don't like the suit texture. It looks like the gym bleachers of my high school.
Hate the fat bat, hate the tiny ears, and his muscles are so large that it looks like he's about to burst out of the suit. He looks like he took all the steroids in GothamBut DCEU have the best Batman suit ever put on screen.
Both suits from Nolans batman look better. Especially the tdk one, which has this tactical uniform look to it.
Why would they go through the trouble of rigging that up if it won't appear on screen when they can literally borrow a real Batsuit from the WB archive for free and slap it on a stuntman
Gotham Spoilers
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Gotham is doing it with the Begins suit apparently this season.
Ssshhh, can't ruin people dogpiling on a leaked image of the actual act of creating something...
Wonder what some people would say if they saw every costume fitting for every iconic superhero costume. Or like, an unrendered effect in an animation studio months before a film's release or something.
DKR batman is a very polarizing one when it comes to look/costume. I'm in camp DKR batman is the best batman and the best bat suit but i certainly understand why people don't like juggernaut batman. But i like the bigger stocky batman's.
I never truly understood what edgelord meant until I saw that trailer.
AMEN to that brother - I don't understand the total ignorance or hate the BOTH Nolan suits get - They were not only practical but actually had some good applications to them - the belt being magnetic, the cape that collapses into a backpack if needed, the sonar in the ear, the iron ninja gauntlets from league, the white sonar eyes, I could go on FOR HOURS - like - COME ON - NONE of this stuff was nowhere near the level of perfection Nolan and his team produced in the big screen - NONE OF IT - It was the Nolan Bat tech that truly redefined the way we say a Batman Costume in the big screen
You guys need to seriously rewatch both - BB and TDK again
But DCEU have the best Batman suit ever put on screen.
I would have said that the Batfleck suit was the easily the worst one ever put out to film, but glad someone liked it.
Of course it isn't? I genuinely don't think people understand how any production works as evidenced by this thread.
I don't know how anyone could remotely think its a final suit,
Look how great the legitimate super suits look on the show.
One of the few elements the show has going for it.
Look how great the legitimate super suits look on the show.
One of the few elements the show has going for it.
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Obviously not a proper suit that we're ever going to see on screen, as already said.
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I dunno. This entire show has been letting me down repeatedly so forgive me for assuming the worse.
Hot trash. They should hire someone with design sense next time.
Oh. Why is this noteworthy then?
Mock a thing when it's done and on-screen. This is literally a pre-production costume fitting.
While that suit is mostly incomplete, the lack of progress or rather regression of the cowl segment is disheartening. DCEU batman could not rotate his head (and the fight sequences were choreographed as such) and that lack of practicality was a huge turn off for me (so amateurish). It is all the more aggravating given that Nolan's version overcame it in The Dark Knight and DKR (and there is commentary about it within TDK itself).
Why would they go through all that trouble for something you're only go to see the back of in shadows?
Like...why...?
This thread man.
I think people probably do understand since most of the first movie was spent explaining every aspect of the suit step by step. So rooted in function, so tactical, so ashamed of the source material.
It was pretty much every previous movie suit just without the gloss finish. Stupid looking black rubber monstrosity that the actor could barely move in. The worst part being the little cape clasps that made it look like Batman was wearing a collared shirt.