Batman continues

[nq:1]So, how many in the writing now, and how many could they milk?[/nq]
Well, bear in mind that with a production budget which some say could have crept as high as $170 million, "Batman Begins" is a long, long way from being profitable (to say nothing of the marketings costs.)

Once everybody and his brother buys it on DVD, I'm sure it'll get close to being in the black, but I'm will

[nq:1]All righty, then, what's the line on how many they can spawn from this incarnation as Batman? As I left ... the little Urchin seen in this production. So, how many in the writing now, and how many could they milk?[/nq]
According to Goyer the villain in the next film will be the Joker, who will also appear in the third to turn Harvey Dent into Two-Face (easily my favorite Batman villain).

[nq:2]All righty, then, what's the line on how many they ... in the writing now, and how many could they milk?[/nq]
[nq:1]According to Goyer the villain in the next film will be the Joker, who will also appear in the third to turn Harvey Dent into Two-Face (easily my favorite Batman villain). At least, that's the plan at the moment.[/nq]
Do ya' think Robin's emergence will be its own episo

[nq:2]So, how many in the writing now, and how many could they milk?[/nq]
[nq:1]Well, bear in mind that with a production budget which some say could have crept as high as $170 million, ... willing to bet the only money to studio puts to it's bottom line is it's "overhead" charge for the film.[/nq]
Oh, I meant no disrepect for needs/goals to recup. budget, etc. Was merely trying to get a f

[nq:1]Do ya' think Robin's emergence will be its own episode- ooops, I mean movie-in-a-series or be combined with one of the above?[/nq]
They're wisely keeping Robin out of this. The character, by the way, was created during the 1950's in an attempt to increase readership amongst the youth market. Logically speaking, the Caped Crusader would rightly find himself brought up on child endangermen

[nq:2]Do ya' think Robin's emergence will be its own episode- ooops, I mean movie-in-a-series or be combined with one of the above?[/nq]
[nq:1]They're wisely keeping Robin out of this. The character, by the way, was created during the 1950's in an attempt to increase readership amongst the youth market. Logically speaking, the Caped Crusader would rightly find himself brought up on child endan

[nq:2]They're wisely keeping Robin out of this. The character, by ... would rightly find himself brought up on child endangerment charges![/nq]
[nq:1]Or at the very least, being the "****" of an ongoing SNL skit titled or subtitled, "The Ambiguously Gay Duo".[/nq]
Those shorts are *** hilarious. While there's no reason to believe that the creator of Robin had anything kinky in mind when he

[nq:2]They're wisely keeping Robin out of this. The character, by ... would rightly find himself brought up on child endangerment charges![/nq]
[nq:1]Or at the very least, being the "****" of an ongoing SNL skit titled or subtitled, "The Ambiguously Gay Duo".[/nq]
Did anyone see the Batman TV episode where they battled Cat Woman, and at the end, Batman said to Robin something like "Stay aw

[nq:1]Did anyone see the Batman TV episode where they battled Cat Woman, and at the end, Batman said to Robin something like "Stay away from women, Robin, they will degrade you" Ambiguously gay my ***! Err, that didn't come out right.[/nq]
There's documentary, can't remember what the title is, about all the ambiguous gay themes in Hollywood movies. They interviewed several screenwriters who pu

[nq:2]Did anyone see the Batman TV episode where they battled ... Ambiguously gay my ***! Err, that didn't come out right.[/nq]
[nq:1]There's documentary, can't remember what the title is, about all the ambiguous gay themes in Hollywood movies. They interviewed several ... away with it, but here we are, 50 years later with the same movies being embraced as family classics. ;-)[/nq]
I think