Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice - Official Teaser Trailer [HD]
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this has to do with anything, in regards to the movie 
I thought Michael Keaton "got it"...hated the second movie primarily because of Danny DeVito's Penguin and Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman...I'm sorry, I know the woman has her fans, but she can't act her way out of a paper bag.
Kilmer was a goof. Too much "chicks dig the car," not enough Dark Knight.
Clooney was a mistake. Being the humble guy he is, he blames himself, while the rest of the known universe blamed director Joel Schumacher (which is why he never got to make another bat-film).
Bale kind of bored me. He got the moody intensity down pat, but...
Real Bat-Maniacs know that when Frank Miller published The Dark Knight...which revitalized a franchise that was long-stagnant...there was talk of none other than Clint Eastwood playing the role of the older, pissed-off Batman in a film adaptation of the story. I don't think they mentioned a potential Joker. I think John Malkovich should take a turn at the role at some point. He seems to have that "natural" insanity, even when he's playing a pretty conventional role.
With the right script and the right director, I think that could have been the ultimate Batman movie. The sheer viciousness of their battle in the comic would have been something Eastwood could have sunk his teeth into. C'est la vie...one more moment of brilliance that never made it past the discussion and rumor phase.
...based on his bad-assed turn in "From Dusk Till Dawn."
As I mentioned, the blame from any and all with inside knowledge of how these films were made falls on Schumacher. Clooney was the supreme professional and stand-up guy when he joked about how he "single-handedly killed the franchise." It would have been extremely easy for him to point the finger at Schumacher, because that was exactly what everyone else was doing. To his credit, he did not.
...was to compare him to Frank Gorshin's Riddler, but Goggins is a real "method" actor. He might do a good job in the role. I watched a few "behind the scenes" documentaries from "The Shield" and at times Walton is not particularly well liked because he "gets into character" and stays there for the entire work day and won't have any interactions with the cast or crew when the cameras stop rolling.
