BAD: Let me tell you a little something about Warner Bros and Batman post-The Dark Knight Rises: they have no idea what they're doing. They definitely went after Joseph Gordon-Levitt in a big way to reprise his role as John "Robin" Blake*, but that was before Batman vs Superman became a thing. When Batman vs Superman happened they started putting together a list of guys - mostly in their 30s and up - who they would like to see don the cowl. But all along, according to The Sun, they've been trying to get Christian Bale back, and they've offered him $60 million to return.
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While that would be cool it would be odd in terms of the dark knight story, see they are kinda messing up hear sadly
This would make perfect sense there is no better actor than Christian Bale for the role.
I mean of course it makes sense for Bale to return, but it seems very likely that he wont...
I could see them throwing this amount of money at him, but there's no guarantee that he'll accept. I wouldn't mind seeing him come back.
The story can work out.
So what if Batman villains were grounded? Things can change and super powers can be introduced just like what will happen in Arrow.
I firmly believe continuity is possible even though it was not the original intention of the Dark Knight trilogy.
Heck, while in hiding/self exile B.W. reads up about alien invasion. He starts investigating and decides to come back again to fight. The world thought B.W. died in the Bane occupation, but he just escaped and decided to come back.