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The Batman on-set pictures
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I'm guessing the head is a stunt piece, like it has a small crash helmet built into it for these scenes on the bike? Otherwise it looks like someone's been pumping air into it like a balloon.
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ugly batsuit
how is Bruce supposed to sneak around and scale walls with all that Iron Man shit on him
how is Bruce supposed to sneak around and scale walls with all that Iron Man shit on him
No cape, I wonder does that mean it's gonna be CGI'd on in post?
Also, it's highly likely that this scene will be colour corrected and it will actually be taking place at much darker tim in the finished film. Batman in broad daylight just looks fucking weird.
Also, it's highly likely that this scene will be colour corrected and it will actually be taking place at much darker tim in the finished film. Batman in broad daylight just looks fucking weird.
Suit looks a lot bulkier than I imagined.
Probably. Capes and wheels are a hazard and only Keanu has the balls to pull that off.
Probably. Capes and wheels are a hazard and only Keanu has the balls to pull that off.
For safety reasons they probably wouldn't allow a cape on a bike.
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And a hilarious one, think he's got something in his eye
Inside of the goggles are probably fogging up
Oh man, this one is amazing. I'd LOVE if they kept Batman awkwardly falling off his bike in the final film.
I think it's a very safe bet that those goggles don't make it into the final suit. They're almost certainly just there to help protect the stuntman's vision while driving down the set's hilly terrain in rain. Notice the dots on his exposed chin? They're almost certainly going to CGI Pattinson's face into the shot and digitally remove the goggles then.
I dig the suit overall personally. Has a bit of a Mad Max vibe about it, but it also has a lot of elements and influences from a ton of previous Batman incarnations (Gotham by Gaslight, the Arkham games, Earth One, Zero Year, Lee Bermejo's Batman in Batman: Noel). But we need a better look with Pattinson in the suit IMO.
What's that crap covering the eyes?
Looks a bit too tacticool for my taste.
I still love Pattinson though.
Looks a bit too tacticool for my taste.
I still love Pattinson though.
Mentioned it above, but I'll go ahead and repeat myself- Pretty sure those are just goggles that the stuntman is wearing in order to be able to safely drive the Batcycle down the hilly cemetery roads for the sequence while it's raining. Those lenses weren't there in Pattinson's reveal video and you could visibly see his eyelashes in that, so I'd wager on the lenses being digitally removed in post-production.
Yeah, as I said in a couple of other threads, I get the feeling that this Bruce deliberately opted to buy the various pieces to make this costume himself and went far cheaper rather than using his company in order to throw the cops off his tracks.
It's always so hard to tell before there's any post done on it
That stunt actor has a nice Bat-jaw
That stunt actor has a nice Bat-jaw
If the stunt guy wore a cape in that suit on that bike, he'd be whipped off and sent flying all the way into the Clyde. We've had really strong winds and incredibly heavy rain for the past 2 or 3 weeks here in Glasgow.
They look like two foldable batarangs to me, or possibly some sort of knives that Bruce can use if necessary.
Same with the goggles that he's wearing. Those will almost definitely be removed digitally IMO.
Makes sense, as this film apparently takes place in Bruce's second year as Batman. Though I highly doubt that the suit will ever morph into something purely comic looking like the main BvS Batfleck suit.
Yeah, I doubt that too, it'l be an evolution of this suit rather than something totally different (eg. Amazing Spider-Man 1 & 2).
Yep. Honestly I dig the overall look and feel of this suit, so I'm personally A-Okay with Reeves sticking this general aesthetic for the Batsuit over the course of the new trilogy.
To me, it's far more important to capture the look and feel of Gotham City than it is to make a totally comic accurate fabric-based Batsuit. And on that front, putting aside all of the conflicting opinions on the suit so far, I think most people would agree that the sets for this film that we've seen so far look appropriately gothic and stylized compared to what we've had on the big screen in the past decade or so.
