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  • Aug 10, 2020
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    @YANDHI He still is Flash

  • Aug 10, 2020
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    @YANDHI He still is Flash

    lmaooo i've come to terms with it now. praying for the best premise is interesting enough for a great film

  • Aug 20, 2020
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    BATFLECK BACK

  • Aug 20, 2020

    F*** IT BRING IN RPATS AND BALE

  • Aug 20, 2020
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    LETS F***ING GOOOOO

  • Aug 20, 2020
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    DEADLINE:

    Sources have confirmed that Ben Affleck is returning as Batman in the upcoming Flash movie which Warner Bros. is putting into production. It is to be a cameo role. And, yes, Affleck will be playing the Dark Knight alongside Michael Keaton’s Batman from the 1989 Tim Burton film, in what is billed by Flash director as a “substantial” part.

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  • Aug 20, 2020

    IM GONNA COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

  • Aug 20, 2020
    mjpplus

    BATFLECK BACK

    https://twitter.com/Breznican/status/1296523284289187840

    LETS GOOOOOO

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    “His Batman has a dichotomy that is very strong, which is his masculinity—because of the way he looks, and the imposing figure that he has, and his jawline —but he’s also very vulnerable,” Muschietti said in an interview. “He knows how to deliver from the inside out, that vulnerability. He just needs a story that allows him to bring that contrast, that balance.”

    Affleck got the script at the end of last week and agreed this week to join the project.

    “He’s a very substantial part of the emotional impact of the movie. The interaction and relationship between Barry and Affleck’s Wayne will bring an emotional level that we haven’t seen before,” the director added. "It’s Barry’s movie, it’s Barry’s story, but their characters are more related than we think. They both lost their mothers to murder, and that’s one of the emotional vessels of the movie. That’s where the Affleck Batman kicks in.”

    “I’m glad to be collaborating with someone who has been on both sides of the camera, too,” Muschietti said. “He understands.”

    Muschietti said it wouldn’t work as well for him to venture into the company of other Batmen without having Affleck as the starting point. “He’s the baseline. He’s part of that unaltered state before we jump into Barry’s adventure,” the director said. “There's a familiarity there.”

    DC has still other motivations for exploring this story. Batman is too valuable a character to leave fallow for long, and new actors will forever be stepping into the role. By threading the concept of a multiverse into its DC storyline, Warner Bros. is attempting to create a way for all the competing factions of its fandom to coexist together.

  • Aug 20, 2020
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    dc is going all in not scared to 'confuse' the general audience and im loving it

  • Aug 20, 2020
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    “His Batman has a dichotomy that is very strong, which is his masculinity—because of the way he looks, and the imposing figure that he has, and his jawline —but he’s also very vulnerable,” Muschietti said in an interview. “He knows how to deliver from the inside out, that vulnerability. He just needs a story that allows him to bring that contrast, that balance.”

    Affleck got the script at the end of last week and agreed this week to join the project.

    “He’s a very substantial part of the emotional impact of the movie. The interaction and relationship between Barry and Affleck’s Wayne will bring an emotional level that we haven’t seen before,” the director added. "It’s Barry’s movie, it’s Barry’s story, but their characters are more related than we think. They both lost their mothers to murder, and that’s one of the emotional vessels of the movie. That’s where the Affleck Batman kicks in.”

    “I’m glad to be collaborating with someone who has been on both sides of the camera, too,” Muschietti said. “He understands.”

    Muschietti said it wouldn’t work as well for him to venture into the company of other Batmen without having Affleck as the starting point. “He’s the baseline. He’s part of that unaltered state before we jump into Barry’s adventure,” the director said. “There's a familiarity there.”

    DC has still other motivations for exploring this story. Batman is too valuable a character to leave fallow for long, and new actors will forever be stepping into the role. By threading the concept of a multiverse into its DC storyline, Warner Bros. is attempting to create a way for all the competing factions of its fandom to coexist together.

    imposing figure that he has, and his jawline

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    Affleck was cast as Batman in late August of 2013, and the debate over his presence hasn’t let up even after two movies with Snyder—Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League—and one cameo in Suicide Squad. His take will also get a new approach in the famed “Snyder Cut” of Justice League, which will appear on HBO Max, restoring the original director’s vision before the film was handed off to Joss Whedon to complete—a version of the film that seems to have left no one happy.

    Affleck had previously signed to direct and star in a standalone film called The Batman, but ultimately left the project after saying that its demands were taking too much of a personal toll. At the time he parted ways with the film, he was also dealing with the end of his marriage to Jennifer Garner and struggling with alcoholism. “I showed somebody The Batman script,” Affleck told the New York Times. “They said, ‘I think the script is good. I also think you’ll drink yourself to death if you go through what you just went through again.’”

    Barbara Muschietti, the producer of The Flash (and sister and longtime collaborator of the director), told Vanity Fair she had worried this might make him reluctant to return at all. “There have been some all sorts of stories and things he said himself about having a very hard time playing Batman, and it had been difficult for him,” she said. “I think it was more about a difficult time in his life. When we approached him, he’s now in a very different time in his life. He was very open to it, which was a bit of a surprise to us. It was a question mark.”

    “We are all human and go through great times in our lives and terrible times in our lives,” she added. “Right now he’s in a place where he can actually enjoy being Batman.” Plus, he doesn't have to carry the entire movie. “It's a pivotal role, but at the same time it’s a fun part,” she said.


  • Aug 20, 2020

    YES

  • Aug 20, 2020
    rwina sawayama

    dc is going all in not scared to 'confuse' the general audience and im loving it

  • Aug 20, 2020

    oh wow

  • Aug 20, 2020
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    Nigga what??? 4 Batmen???

  • Aug 20, 2020
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    BANNED

    Nigga what??? 4 Batmen???

    2... for now

  • Aug 20, 2020
    mjpplus

    2... for now

  • Aug 20, 2020

  • Aug 20, 2020
    mjpplus

    BATFLECK BACK

    https://twitter.com/Breznican/status/1296523284289187840

    he looking bolo in recent pap photos too

  • Aug 20, 2020
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    Imagine we start with Batfleck, do the majority of the film with Keaton, get a quick cameo from Bale, then Barry comes back to a world with Pattinson

  • it just sucks how ben afflecks real life was like at the lowest it had ever been exactly during that DCEU era for him

    he seems super happy now with ana de armas