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Heres the new suit, and I LOVE the realism in the new series, I've always loved Batman, favorite super hero. The new series makes it almost seem believable (to a certain extent) X-Men and Fantastic Four, ect have a real cartoonlike style, and much more PG rated. This new batman seems a lot more like an realistic R rated batman, I love it, and I really hope they make more than just these 2 movies, my new favorite movie franchise.

Ona side note I love the new Joker. I really think the whole insane look is going to work really well, he won't be the traditional Joker, but he will be really well done I'd say.

Anyways heres the new suit. The new suit looks a LOT better too imo. Looks like it can actually deflect bullets, ect. Much more real, and well I'm glad he doesn't have a armored bulge in his genial area, don't get me wrong, I'm sure batman is packing, but I really don't need the constant reminder.

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by far the best batman

I totally forgot about that video, really really well made, and pretty funny. I loved it.

Edited by Xero

@Xero:

Posted that 4 posts above yours.

But it does looks awesome!! And apparently their is reason behind him getting the new suit in the movie, so he doesn't just appear it. I also love the image of the Joker. Some people wanted one more like the comics. But I like the originality, and it brings something new. He looks properly insane too!

Batman's Bike..

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Yes, it's ridable. You just have to be a little bit crazy and entirely French to do it.

Specifically, you need to be Jean-Pierre Goy, the stunt rider who's spent the last few months jumping Batman's newest batbike at some top-secret location in England to prep for next summer's Bruce Wayne caper, "The Dark Knight," starring Christian Bale as the caped one.

Goy is the only person who's ridden the new Batpod — a bike so outrageous it's hard to believe it was even built. It's not just because it's tricked out with grappling hooks, cannons and machine guns. The front and rear tires are both a monstrously huge 508 millimeters, and the engines are in the hubs of each wheel. Steering isn't by hand but by shoulder, since there aren't handlebars. Instead, there are shields that fit each arm like sleeves and have the ability to rotate around the bike's frame. The two foot pegs are set 3 1/2 feet apart on either side of the tank, which the rider lies on, belly down.

That tank also moves up and down — you know, in case Batman needs to dodge bullets or slide under semis.

And you know he will.

Lucius Fox, gadget guru for Wayne Enterprises' Applied Sciences division (played by Morgan Freeman), is the guy who came up with the idea. At least he is in the movie.

The real man behind the machine is Nathan Crowley, creator of the Batmobile for Warners Bros. 2005 hit, "Batman Begins."

"The way we make films is we build things for real. We try and not rely on visual effects," said Crowley, who, in the end, had the easier job in making the bike come to life.

It was Chris Corbould who had to build the thing.

"I thought there was no chance we'd actually achieve it," Corbould said. "[Director] Chris Nolan and Nathan went for the look of it rather than thinking about the mechanics. That was the biggest challenge: Get their vision, but make it work and perform."

Not just once but several times. There are actually six Batpods, in case one or several are crashed during filming, which is likely.

Corbould wouldn't say what sort of engine was used for the slick gray-and-silver Batpod, just that it's "high performance." Nor would he give its top speed, except to say it's "very fast."

And the cost?

"I can't tell you that," Courbould said, laughing. "I haven't even told the producers."

@Rappy: awesome! Looks like Batman's quite heavy he broke the roof on the cop car.https://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showuser=15395

That reminds me of all of those fake "Lost" sites that tricked people into giving their e-mail addresses, or even paying by PayPal for clues!

LOL, hadn't heard of that. Though this site was real.

Go to I believe in Harvey Dent and press ctrl and a....

there are random letters hidden in the Ha Ha Has that probably spell out a hidden message ... has anyone figured it out? which I have determined reads: see YOu In DECeMbER

Details on the New Suit

http://www.beyondhollywood.com/first-look-...s-new-bat-suit/

The BAT POD (bike) was on NBC morning show - video after the jump

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsn4AR_WEhY...ted&search=

The suit has been posted on the previous page, though the video is new(Y)

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