Man that is a good question. How many very large and muscular and also good actors are out there?

Also he doesn't even need to be hispanic, Bane iirc never removes his mask.

The Dark Knight was friggin amazing...

For the next film, I think the Riddler would be the best villain. However, I do NOT want to see the campy Riddler (Frank Gorshin/Jim Carrey). I want him to be a more sinister and cerebral character. I imagine him as a guy who plays mind games with the police. Think Simon from "Die Hard 3" mixed with the villain in "Seven", and you would have a good idea of how I'd like to see him portrayed.

I also would like to see Black Mask as a villain someday. A guy who kills his own parents to get their fortune, and then carves a mask from their sarcofagus is pretty twisted. He also works well as a mirror/opposite of Bruce Wayne, and can be a corporate enemy as well.

Jervis Tetch is fascinated with hats of all shapes and sizes, as well as Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and its sequel Through the Looking-Glass, particularly favoring the chapter 'A Mad Tea Party'. He is obsessive-compulsive, highly delusional, suffers from psychotic manic depression, and can even sometimes be a dangerous homicidal. He exhibits delusions and thought processes typical of schizophrenia. Not only is he often known to quote and reference Carroll's Wonderland novels, but he often fails to discern between these stories and reality. As shown in Secret Six, he won't eat a piece of food that doesn't have a hat on it. It has been hinted in recent years that he is a pedophile, kidnapping little girls with the name "Alice".

I will probably get flamed for suggesting it

I forgot his name but I think he will be the best villain ever

He looks like a boring monotone man, with a puppet that's dressed like a gangster, and since he has 2 personalities, the puppet is the evil one.

Anyone know who I'm talking about?

Don't you know better than to say stuff like that?

If you get flamed now, it will be because of that line.

For the people that saw The Dark Knight, what did you think of the Watchmen trailer? It looked pretty sweet to me. Now I plan on reading that graphic novel, since many sources state on how good and influencial it is.

But I've heard many people, who are fans of the series, think that the movie will suck ass. What you guys think?

Our theatre didn't get the Watchmen trailer, we got a trailer for Frank Miller's The Spirit instead. My friends in a different theatre were talking about how awesome Watchmen looked, though.

Where are you located? I got both trailers.

I have several old vhs recordings from when I was a kid with the old Batman cartoon and I am watching them as I type this. I will probably get flamed for suggesting it but I would like to see a serious film adaptation of The Mad Hatter.

Yeah, the newer, darker version can work really well. He could actually be a pretty scary character. I'm not sure that he could be a main villain, but deffinately a supporting villain.

Also, I have heard from several sources that Christopher Nolan wants to have Catwoman in the third film.

Yeah, the newer, darker version can work really well. He could actually be a pretty scary character. I'm not sure that he could be a main villain, but deffinately a supporting villain.

Also, I have heard from several sources that Christopher Nolan wants to have Catwoman in the third film.

Yes, the Nolans do not want Catwoman or Penguin in any future films.

Bangor, Maine. We had 4 different screens or whatever Thursday night, and I'm pretty sure it showed Watchmen in 2 and The Spirit in the other 2.

Just saw the new Futurama movie. Its pretty good If I say so myself. I like the story line, and the relation between the friendship of Fry and Bender kinda made me sad, like Fry's dog.

I still haven't seen the first one, but people said it was crap. So, if your into a good cartoon laugh and cannot find it on the new post 2000 Simpson episode or Family Guy, then get this movie.

I'd give it a 4/5

EDIT: David Cross is also in it, so that makes it more awesome.

They don't want to work with characters that have appeared in previous Batman films, simple as that. The Joker was an exception because he's as iconic to the Batman franchise as the Detective himself.

They don't want to work with characters that have appeared in previous Batman films, simple as that. The Joker was an exception because he's as iconic to the Batman franchise as the Detective himself.