Which Villain was underused more?

[That Purple Stuff]

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Alot of people blame Spiderman 3 as being bad because of the lack of Venom in the movie. Well now the same can be said about Two Face. He is in about 15 minutes of the movie, and "dies" at the end. Aaron Eckhart OWNED this role, more than Ledger owned Joker, and Eckhart deserved to play Two Face in his own Batman movie.
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[tommyboy81]

Thanks for telling people what happened.

[BluPayne4400]

Have to say venom. At least two face got a chance. Venom didnt do crap really.

[That Purple Stuff]

Originally Posted by BluPayne4400

Have to say venom. At least two face got a chance. Venom didnt do crap really.

Venom was in the main battle sequence.

[BluPayne4400]

Originally Posted by That Purple Stuff

Venom was in the main battle sequence.

i would respond to that but dont wanna be the person spoiling

[That Purple Stuff]

Originally Posted by BluPayne4400

i would respond to that but dont wanna be the person spoiling

ok you can say it now. If people read, its their own problem now

[kotton247]

I vote Scarecrow. I am a Batman fan from when I was little. I'm 22 now and I was so excited to see the Cillian play that role in BB. The Joker and Scarecrow were always my favorite villains. Then they kill him off, why? I say he and the joker should have been the villians. And let Aaron develop into the next movie. You know, still have the accident with the fire, but allow him to develop into two-face in the next batman. But looks like we will be getting all new characters now, if Nolan decides to pursue a 3rd.

[tommyboy81]

That'll work.
Voted for Venom. Not only was he not in it enough. They just did it all wrong. Keep the mask on. That's all I ask for Spidey 4. Keep the masks on.

[BluPayne4400]

Originally Posted by tommyboy81

That'll work.
Voted for Venom. Not only was he not in it enough. They just did it all wrong. Keep the mask on. That's all I ask for Spidey 4. Keep the masks on.

def agree.

[tommyboy81]

SPOILER! SORT OF!

I'll say none of them were used enough. But Two-Faces part was done for a reason. Yes he was underused but his coin flipping was overused. Everybody did a Great job playing the roles. Now the guessing game begins. From how it ended. What kind or villian will emerge to get people to want Batman back?

[ChiefRedStripe]

Im hoping for the Riddler.

[SS316SRV]

^not the questioned asked^

[SS316SRV]

I have yet to see the Dark Knight. Purple stuff, I am sending you a PM.

[gamer4eva]

Venom is certainly underused first of all the actor who played him sucked to the core and although short he didnt have any impact at all(except for killing harry which i dont think counts as a lot of character impact)
Two-Face however short did the coin-flipping thing and i was totally blown away of how cool he was
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[BStecke]

[Show spoiler]I didn't necessarily think Two-Face dies at the end. I think the funeral is a cover up, as Batman told Gordon "nobody can know what he did."

[SS316SRV]

Originally Posted by BStecke

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Since Dark Victory was a major influence on this movie, that is what I believe to be the case as well.

[BStecke]

[Show spoiler]Furthermore, Batman says that "Gotham needs its hero," and turns Dent's face so we see his good side. They are discussing how Gotham needs to be brought together and believe in something, to have a hero. Nothing brings people together like the funeral of a hero. While, figuratively, Dent died, I think Two-Face is very much alive.

[SS316SRV]

Originally Posted by BStecke

[Show spoiler]"Never Gonna Give You Up" is a dance-pop song originally performed by Rick Astley. It was released as a single from Astley's multi-million selling debut album Whenever You Need Somebody, which was written and produced by Stock Aitken Waterman

Very much a possibility. I agree with you.

[UlicBelouve]

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Originally Posted by BStecke View Post

[Show spoiler]"Never Gonna Give You Up" is a dance-pop song originally performed by Rick Astley. It was released as a single from Astley's multi-million selling debut album Whenever You Need Somebody, which was written and produced by Stock Aitken Waterman

Originally Posted by SS316SRV

Very much a possibility. I agree with you.

Did you just rick-roll us through Spoiler tags? That's an epic win.

[SS316SRV]

Originally Posted by UlicBelouve

Did you just rick-roll us through Spoiler tags? That's an epic win.

I did

Thank you,