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If you got to choose any one of these cars from a showroom, which would you choose?

The Batmobile: From Batman. Everyone knows this and it needs no introduction. It's Batman's car with a lot of extra functions and weapons.

The James Bond car: I think its usually an Aston Martin but there have been other makes over the various movies. It's a fast sports car and often has inbuilt weapons.

The Delorean from Back To The Future: It time travels and has a flux capacitor. Come on, everyone knows this one.

The 1958 Plymouth Fury from Stephen King's Christine: If you're unfamiliar with the story, this is basically a car which is alive and it kills people. Do watch the movie if you haven't seen it. It's a classic. The book is even better in my opinion so do yourself a favour.

Inspector Jacques Clouseau's The Silver Hornet from The Pink Panther: This is the odd one out on the list. I wouldn't be at all surprised if you've never heard of this. The Pink Panther was a series of movies from the 1960's, 70s (and 80s?) which starred Peter Sellers as an incompetent detective who bumbles his way towards solving the mysteries. The Silver Hornet only makes a fleeting appearance in one of the movies from memory (maybe more) and let's just say it is overdue for a service!
There was a remake starring Steve Martin but I wasn't impressed.

The Ectomobile from Ghostbusters: Basically it's the car the Ghostbusters had. I don't know what else to say about it. It looked pretty cool though.

The Wagon Queen Family Truckster from National Lampoon's Vacation: This was the car Clark Griswold got from the dealership when the car he wanted wasn't available. It was weird.

Before that is decided upon I think it needs to be described what makes a good movie. A struggle, a question to ponder upon. Whenever I think of the modern day superhero movies only one quote comes to mind "A problem a protagonist can walk away from is a book a reader can walk away from.". Stories should be written to say something, to mean something... not the other way around.

https://youtu.be/efHCdKb5UWc

I don't like emotions for emotions sake it needs to be justified, characters shouldn't exist to suppliment the powers, tech and action scenes so a studio can make a movie out of it but to tell a story. A fight is a fight but what diffrenntiates a street fight from a boxing match is the story, the struggle.



an emotional act written for writings sake maybe shouldn't expected to induce and entice emotions, if it's not genuine it's not genuine and that's that. Maybe, just maybe before writing something we need to have something to say. That's all I'm saying, don't flame me.


and that's what seperates the dark knight trilogy, man of steel, iron man and infinity war from the ben Affleck's batman, deadpool and captain marvel. Maybe i feel a bit too strongly about this, but the 'class' that used to exist is gone.

https://youtu.be/DjffIi2Pl7M

https://youtu.be/9Arn8S76yg8

I orginally was sceptical because he was in those Twilight movies. However, I have seen him Good Time, Lighthouse and The King where I got to give him credit where credit is due his acting was amazing. But ultimately will he live up to the likes of Christian Bale? Personally I think Tom Holland was a shit Spiderman for instance however a lot of people say he's now the best. So I am really interested to hear what you guys expect Robert Pattinson to be like as Batman.