i like Blake Lively in the town. stunner!

+1

The only one of the series I liked.

I do agree that far too many sequels are being done. How many different Spidermans, Batmans and Supermans do we need?

Well hands down Heath Ledger was pretty dam good, best villian to-date. Now Aflac he can kiss my arse. He stated he wouldnt do another superhero roll again. WTF.....Now Aflac vs. superman get the f out of here.

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I rather see a unknown actor take the roll of Batman or Bruce Wayne then see Aflac in Batman.

You really should see Dark Knight. Fantastic film. Not your typical action film.

I concur with everyone else saying you should see the Dark Knight; excellent movie!

^^^ lol!

Agree the Heath Ledger Joker was awesome, best psycho villain ever. I also thought the Michael Keaton/Jack Nicholson one was excellent.

Kinda funny that Heath Ledger was mentioned... this is #2 on reddit right now:
The internet's reaction to Heath Ledger as the Joker, circa 2006. : funny

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Well, if it was between Jack Nicholson and Heath Ledger for joker i would go with Heath Ledger Joker hands down. I love Jack Nicholson as a actor just Heath played that role better.

...anything post Homer is a sequel or remake.

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Afleck may allready be playing the part....

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Totally agree. Heath's take was awesome. Jack's take was campy, crazy, and fun. Heath's makeup was incredible, Jack's was bizarre.

i don't know much about Ben Affllick, his wife however, Jennifer Garner, is a peach and a classy lady. I worked with her on the TV show "Alias", and a feature of two.

Christian Bale supposedly turned down 50 million when asked to reprise the role.

Talk about being financially secure.

I'd guess solidarity with the director Nolan(?).
Bale got down to serious starvation weight for 'the mechanic', and seems like he has different motivations than the numbers only.

I think Affleck would be great as BM.

Christian Bale, as he always is, was very good and will be a hard act to follow though - as was Morgan Freeman and Michael Caine's roles in those BM films.

For me it's not as much about the leading role as it is about the support cast.

I like BA's body of work - he's very talented. Reindeer Games and The Sum of all Fears....good stuff. I have yet to see Argo but it's on my list to see one day.