I never got this obsession with Batman's neck moving. Why does this matter? I never noticed it in Begins until 2007 or whatever and everyone talked about how in The Dark Knight he was going to be able to move his head.

Yes, but not because of the costume. It's just that he hasn't been to the bat-chiropractor this week.

The eye shadow making no sense never came into play until The Dark Knight Rises, though. At no other point do we see Bruce in the batsuit without the helmet on in the entire trilogy, he gets into it and out of it offscreen, and then wham! Christian Bale is standing in the batsuit with no helmet in the batcave and he…

I know at least one person who was convinced that the "no pupils" was due to an eye-covering that was there to prevent say, sand or acid from getting into his eyes. I don't know if he got that from the comics or what, but the fact that The Dark Knight had the all-white video screens pop down over them kind of gives…

I haven't read Future's End yet, what with all the crazy stuff I've been hearing I might never read it, and I've read all the other Batman Beyond series so far.

Nothing says realism like an enigmatic billionaire who fights crime dressed as a bat.

The Marvel movies made barely any concessions in the costumes vs. the comics, though.

I don't know why people are so in love with the beginning, but routinely forget about the Dr. Manhattan sequence as well. Maybe because it's pretty much perfect and makes me forgive Snyder for any of his other changes.

I agree with his dad, I think Snyder tried to make the other superheroes somewhat superhuman, which wasn't the same as in the book. The only one other than Manhattan who was supposed to be like that was Ozymandias from years and years of training. But when Ozymandias catches the bullet in the movie, it hardly…

It's all film trickery, if the other photo released of the batsuit just hanging on a coathanger on a rack is anything to by (it looks like shit in the flourescent lighting).

Have you noticed how you never see Batman and Roman Sionis in the same room together?

I have a cleft chin but it's very, very shallow. I only had people trying to talk about how I needed to wipe it once in my life, even. I feel sorry for all the fellow cleft-chinners with the deep ones. Solidarity, brothers!

The Doopocalypse continues unabated.

Is there any way someone can cut this trailer with shots from American Psycho?

What was the results when these gamers were handed packets of Gamer Grub?

Am I the only one who finds it bizarre that they were called padawans instead of like, squires? Or anything else other than padawan?

No. Stuff being left out of the show has no bearing on its importance to the plot of the novels. Otherwise I could argue something not being in the novels means it has no bearing on its importance in the show.

I'm sure there's some labyrinthine legal reasoning for why selling your ticket to a seat at a performance for more than you bought it for is illegal, probably something involving copyright infringement or something. To the layman it seems no different than buying a bunch of the latest, hottest toy and charging an…

Maybe they make one that isn't a pile of shit this time.

I didn't know there were people who disliked Meat Loaf.