F*** Batman: 10 DC Characters Who Owned The Dark Knight
The conversation surrounding the new live-action Titans show on the DC Universe subscription service has been dominated by one phrase in particular: "F*** Batman," uttered by ex-Boy Wonder Dick Grayson aka Robin, played by Brenton Thwaites.
It's a justifiably memetic moment, all things considered but, despite the abruptness and the shock sparked by the trailer, the F-Batman lifestyle has been alive and well in the DC Universe proper for decades. Sure, Bruce Wayne might be one of the most popular superheroes of all time, but in fiction that's not always the case. In fact, Bruce has been inspiring his fellow heroes to go for cold blooded owns at his expense for years. So in the true F*** Batman spirit, we've compiled a list of 10 memorable attempts made at dunking on the Dark Knight.
F*** Batman: 10 DC Characters Who Owned The Dark Knight
The conversation surrounding the new live-action Titans show on the DC Universe subscription service has been dominated by one phrase in particular: "F*** Batman," uttered by ex-Boy Wonder Dick Grayson aka Robin, played by Brenton Thwaites.
It's a justifiably memetic moment, all things considered but, despite the abruptness and the shock sparked by the trailer, the F-Batman lifestyle has been alive and well in the DC Universe proper for decades. Sure, Bruce Wayne might be one of the most popular superheroes of all time, but in fiction that's not always the case. In fact, Bruce has been inspiring his fellow heroes to go for cold blooded owns at his expense for years. So in the true F*** Batman spirit, we've compiled a list of 10 memorable attempts made at dunking on the Dark Knight.
Kraven the Hunter Screenwriter Says Movie May Feature Spider-Man
Spider-Man may not have made it into Venom, but he could have a cameo in another upcoming spin off film. Richard Wenk confirmed to Discussing Film that he's penning Kraven the Hunter's script and may write Spider-Man into it.
"It's in the Spider-Man universe. I'm going to adhere very closely to the lore of Kraven the Hunter, and he's going to come face-to-face with Spider-Man," said Wenk. "I think that where we're all circling is that this is Kraven's Last Hunt, and whether this is the precursor to that movie, whether it will include it, we're talking about those things. And even the idea that maybe Kraven could be like Kill Bill, basically a two-part movie. It's all in the mix."
Kraven the Hunter Screenwriter Says Movie May Feature Spider-Man
Spider-Man may not have made it into Venom, but he could have a cameo in another upcoming spin off film. Richard Wenk confirmed to Discussing Film that he's penning Kraven the Hunter's script and may write Spider-Man into it.
"It's in the Spider-Man universe. I'm going to adhere very closely to the lore of Kraven the Hunter, and he's going to come face-to-face with Spider-Man," said Wenk. "I think that where we're all circling is that this is Kraven's Last Hunt, and whether this is the precursor to that movie, whether it will include it, we're talking about those things. And even the idea that maybe Kraven could be like Kill Bill, basically a two-part movie. It's all in the mix."
PSN Name Changes Officially Announced by Sony
After years of PlayStation owners being unable to change their PSN names, Sony has officially announced that they will soon be testing the PSN Online ID Change feature beta to allow users around the world to finally change their IDs.
Revealed on the PlayStation Blog, the PSN Online ID Change feature beta will initially be a part of their PlayStation Preview Program and "will become available to select users that have pre-registered as testers for previous PS4 system software betas."
If accepted, users will be able to change their online ID as many times as they'd like, with the first change being completely free. Any changes after that will cost $9.99 USD/CAD, or $4.99 USD/CAD for PlayStation Plus members.
PSN Name Changes Officially Announced by Sony
After years of PlayStation owners being unable to change their PSN names, Sony has officially announced that they will soon be testing the PSN Online ID Change feature beta to allow users around the world to finally change their IDs.
Revealed on the PlayStation Blog, the PSN Online ID Change feature beta will initially be a part of their PlayStation Preview Program and "will become available to select users that have pre-registered as testers for previous PS4 system software betas."
If accepted, users will be able to change their online ID as many times as they'd like, with the first change being completely free. Any changes after that will cost $9.99 USD/CAD, or $4.99 USD/CAD for PlayStation Plus members.
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Horse Really Taken With Co-Star Liam Neeson
We already knew Liam Neeson was a Jedi master with a very particular set of skills, but it turns out he’s also got quite an affinity for horses, if a recent anecdote is anything to go off of.
In an interview with Page Six, Neeson discussed his upcoming film The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, a six chapter western anthology. In this film, he takes lead in the Meal Ticket chapter, playing an impresario who travels with an artist in a horse-drawn wagon. Apparently, Neeson and this horse go way back.
“I play a traveling impresario,” said Neeson. “The odd thing is the horse who pulls my wagon knew me. You won’t believe it. I’m saying this horse knew me. He actually remembered me from another Western we made a while back. I love animals. When we worked together before I took special care of him. I fed him treats, gave him apples."
Horse Really Taken With Co-Star Liam Neeson
We already knew Liam Neeson was a Jedi master with a very particular set of skills, but it turns out he’s also got quite an affinity for horses, if a recent anecdote is anything to go off of.
In an interview with Page Six, Neeson discussed his upcoming film The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, a six chapter western anthology. In this film, he takes lead in the Meal Ticket chapter, playing an impresario who travels with an artist in a horse-drawn wagon. Apparently, Neeson and this horse go way back.
“I play a traveling impresario,” said Neeson. “The Odd thing is the horse who pulls my wagon knew me. You won’t believe it. I’m saying this horse knew me. He actually remembered me from another Western we made a while back. I love animals. When we worked together before I took special care of him. I fed him treats, gave him apples."