The movie is fantastic, the only reasons it gets bad reviews from some people is because it deals with a lot of uncomfortable things that people prefer not to think about and, like all movies with even some aspect of moral ambiguity, people got bent out of shape about how it "encourages violence"
This is more of a Britishism. Americans would say "get along" or something a bit blunter.
Asclepius would probably have a better shot than Apollo. Especially if the insanity is physical brain damage.
Eh, everyone is entitled to their opinions
oh, that is so very true >.<
Or "nattering".
Boy's learned not to mess with the big dogs.
As long as nothing explodes, anyway. The scene's only just begun!
It'd be kind of conspicuous anyway. And I doubt Cobblepot tolerates weapons in his premises.. that don't belong to his security, certainly.
How badass.
Not that he'd get drunk unless he wanted to.
It's certainly an acquired taste. But a good sarsaparilla is quite nice.
All the while thinking 'crapcrapcrap, what's he want?'
Correction: 'keeping me happy'
Ah, the theatre of respectability.
Sheesh, the Penguin's a fan? Also the cachet of saying 'Even heroes drink here!'
A veiled warning. 'Don't force me to take what I want, please.'
At least, for now. I still hope this ends up with the Bats getting Dannered somehow...
That's putting it mildly.
I repeat my comment about what people choose to insert into themselves...
No comments on this, please. Think of the thread!
'Friend of a friend', eh? Gives him a nice out if he's hiding any involvement.
Oh, dear. that would be terrifying...
I doubt his associates would give him any guff for flipping, once they cool off.
Thank you, corrected.
You jest, but it's kind of true. It also highlights how OL's practicality-based approach to dangerous people has a bit of a mafia-ish flavor to it.
It's armored to a point. He's not going to compromise his stealth or agility, so I wouldn't count on the non-rigid sections of it reliably stopping anything more than a .38 or a knife.
Actually given the level of material sciences we see its entirely likely Bats has soft armor equivalents to IIIA since we have real world examples of that. Most likely probably better still.
I kind of like how the Arkham game series made his armor. It's enough to get hit by one sniper round, or a round or so of machine gun fire, but not more than that without repairs. I remember dying a lot in Arkham Asylum during predator sections as a kid, since it was my first stealth genre game.
Heh, given that Paul's an Orange Lantern, this sentence, combined with the comments about Napier, might be the harshest veiled threat I've ever read. Even if it isn't directed at Mr. Cobblepot directly, perhaps especially so!
That is an awesome easter egg. Well spotted....I'm just gonna leave this here:
