Just do Training Day with laser beams and weird aliens. That's all they had to do. But instead we got that piece of crap.

Fi! I say Fi unto you, sir!

Dear Nudeador,

Man, I musta seen that movie… once.

A Korean for a Chinese? Are you MAD?

To your last point, I think Luthor is less Batman's opposite, than the other side of the same coin. Which does make him the opposite of Superman.

Sometimes I like to think we've come a long way since the Thirty Years War, but really, people who share the same God but have different beliefs about Him are never going to truly get along, are they?

It is. But that's no reason to give up on your humanity.

Of course. He even told people to pay their taxes. "Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's" and threw the merchants out of the Temple. Everything Christ stood for is diametrically opposed by the conservative right.

Yeah, basically. Good summation.

Fair enough. That's certainly a valid interpretation of the character. Batman is all things to all people, after all.

Earth-2 Batman married Catwoman.

It's an imperfect system, but it's the one we have. The moral failures of past generations doesn't eliminate their moral victories, any more than ours do.

It's true. We're so lame!

The guy from Kajagoogoo is too old to play him now.

That's Jim Lee for you. He unleashed his shitty fashion sense on the Justice League nearly a decade ago and they still haven't fully recovered.

Retro soundtracks are IN right now. It's the perfect vehicle for… somebody!

Catwoman.

Fox, technically.

Ant-Man is a solid character with a surprising amount of depth (both the Hank Pym and Scott Lang versions) and a great deal of story potential. Gambit is an accent, a trench coat, and a set of playing cards. And that's about it.