Though out the years there have been many films and the latest film was just spell bounding i so many ways. Heath Ledger did an outstanding job as the Joker. I give it two things up but on a side note there was a little more to deal with. Two Face was created and they killed off the character at the end of the film. It surely did look like that he ha died, but there is something about films like this that make you think.
Is he really dead or isn't he. Nolan and Bale did an excellent job, but you need to second guess these directors and understand what they are thinking.
In the beginning Batman was just a plain cartoon and now we're getting into the heavy stuff of living nightmares. It's more about real life and trying to understand e characters i so many ways. Batman is a symbol for us, since h is a hero. Some consider him a superhero while others think him more on the line of just a hero.
With his gallery of villains that have been created over the years none of the villains truly know how to kill Batman. Sure they have tried but Batman always wins in one way or the other. Believe me, I won't list every villain that he has taken down it's just long a list.
In general directors kill off each villain that has come into he films. These villain's are necessary to come back again and again over the years. It shows us that they have planed something else to fowl Batman or he just shows up. My point here is why kill the villain's that the audience loves. It's not necessary, Hollywood needs to learn it's lesson and killing these villain's do have to stop. Will this happen or won't it, it really depends on the director and they need to understand our need to see Batman to deal with the same villains. In more than a hindsight, it's very logical to see this happen.
The future films of Batman needs to continue in any form. Either if it is cartoons or not, he makes us smile or get excited to see what directors come up with. It's been fun chatting with you about Bruce and his alter ego, or it could be the other way around. May he live on in our hearts.
The very first time I watched Batman was when I was ten years old and I loved every moment of it. Now as an adult I still like the character since I grew up with it. He'll be in my heart for a long time to come. I'm sue more than enough people and new fans will embrace the character and notice that there are other thoughts about future films.
Keep on reading the comics and the cartoons, and everyon will be happy in the end.