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It couldn't have saved the movie from being too flawed. I've never been too interested in Batman Forever anyway... the last time I watched it was a few years ago. When it comes to Schumacher, I'm willing to watch Batman & Robin anytime, though.

That poster is my favorite for TDK thus far. The colors are flamboyant and clear. It just captures you. I wish Joker didn't have his head lowered so far down, though... it's like he's either defeated or extremely subdued.

The BR suit and B89 logo don't mesh well in my mind. 

Nice. Keep us posted with pics of the progress!

Effing fantastic pic.

Very creepy. Great job. I can only see the first pic though. Do you plan to paint it?

Niiice! *thumbs up* Very Jack Nicholson-ny.

I agree with those saying Tim Curry. I remember that one Grinch smile he did (Home Alone movie I think). 

It's a great Batman film and my favorite. The Joker is arguably at his best. We even behold pre-Joker as a suave hitman! We also get a better glimpse into Bruce Wayne's motive for being Batman... this is the film that told the ESSENTIAL elements of how Batman began. MOTP is everything a Batman film needs to be: a detective story foremost. Although animated, and just under 80 minutes, it is PROFOUND. This isn't a hero toon for kids. This is a tragic look into death, loss, vengeance, love, and survival.

We shall discuss.

B89 suit without a moment's contemplative hesitation. In BR, Bruce saw reason to go techy... although that reason is far from apparent to the viewer. I don't have a problem with this, per se, but my philosophy is: If it ain't broken, don't fix it. B89 was far from being broken in style... what we have is a muscle suit that is reminiscent of a creature... as in when Bruce Wayne puts on that suit, he's not just putting on armor, he's putting on a creature... and becomes that creature!  The goons in the movie were even doubtful that he was an actual man. It wasn't until they got an up-close look they realized, yeah, that's a guy in body armor.