TheMoviePool: It's over. After seven years of witnessing the story of Bruce Wayne as told through the eyes of director Christopher Nolan, The Dark Knight trilogy is over. Christian Bale is done playing Batman, and the story of Nolan's Gotham City has reached its ultimate conclusion. Right now is a time of mourning, a time to reflect upon the wonderful trilogy's impact on the cinematic world.
Okay, enough of that; let's reboot the son of a bitch. Warner Bros. wants some more money, and Batman=Money. So rather than wait a couple of years or so to retell the story of Batman, it's all but assured that WB is planning to reboot the series immediately (and is probably already in the planning stages as we speak). Of course, we have no idea what WB is aiming for. We don't know what characters will be featured, or even what tone the reboot will be going for. But hey, that won't stop us from speculating! So based upon no previous details or information to speak of, here's who we think should lead the cast of a film that may or may not be happening!
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Keira Knightley as Poison Ivy could be very interesting. I like Fassbender and all, but I can't see him as a Bruce Wayne/Batman. I think he'd be a better villain in the Batman-verse.
For the JGL choice, while I like it, I hope they don't do it. Personally, if they are going to reboot it, I want a REBOOT without ties to the previous franchise. It's not that I don't love the Nolan films, it's just that I want these to be and feel different.