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"Dark Knight" Spies Reveal an Old Enemy!

by Scott Weinberg | June 22, 2007

Summary

To those who were wondering if the Scarecrow character is coming back for "The Dark Knight," it seems like we have some very good news... Back to Article

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bigbrother writes:
on Jun 22 2007 03:52 PM

I actually have a very good sense of humor. Scarborough's brand of comedy and inability to contribute anything sensical to a forum has made him my swarn enemy and is just not my cup of tea. I can give props for creativity though to his reply.

Still hate you though Scarborough Fair.

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IMAmoose24 writes:
on Jun 22 2007 04:50 PM

Stop with all these little tid bits, JUST MAKE THE MOVIE!

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Scarborough Fair writes:
on Jun 22 2007 05:01 PM

I love you, bigbrother.

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Mr. Kong writes:
on Jun 22 2007 05:13 PM

In reply to this comment (#870685)
Bigbrother's da BOMB!

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DarthWonka writes:
on Jun 22 2007 07:24 PM

BigBrother will get the Thought Police on yo ass and shut down all you comedians. Watch out.

He's watchin you.

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shanehead writes:
on Jun 22 2007 10:58 PM

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[b]mhmm[/b]
thing was though was spider man just wasnt a very good movie any way you look at it, whether you put it on a pedestal or not.

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bigbrother writes:
on Jun 23 2007 03:12 AM

In reply to this comment (#870690)
Ve have vays of making yu comply. Your intolerance...will not be tolerated.

Finger paint. Faster...Faster!!!...FASTER!!!!

In seriousness though, I wonder if they're just bringing the Scarecrow back to be taken out by the Joker? You know, give him street cred by easily dispatching the guy who almost took out Batman kinda thing. Not that the Joker really needs street cred, but this IS the first time we're supposed to be seeing him. Do kids still use the term street cred? Is that still fly? Am I still Jiggy with it? These and many other questions will be answered on tomorrow's Smartline.

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Matanuki writes:
on Jun 23 2007 04:39 AM

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lol. Yeah, they still use "street cred", so you're still... "jiggy". But I suspect that you'll soon cease to be jiggy if you persist in referring to yourself... as jiggy.
Can you dig it?

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bat-fink writes:
on Jun 23 2007 07:08 AM

From these photo's, Sure it looks like it could be scarecrow.

BUT, It could also be JOKER wearing that large clown mask, we saw him in from those bank robbery pics.

Hope its scarecrow though. And hopefully we'll see him use his gas at least once!

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bigbrother writes:
on Jun 23 2007 07:17 AM

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LOL, I'm really enjoying being at that age where old people think you're young and young people think your old or the ultimate for me, when young or old people don't realize how old you are and say something really silly. I still remember a couple of years back when my friends little brother asked who the guy singing at the Superbowl was?...It was Paul McCartney or when I told this guy I work with that I was going to Glastonbury and he mentioned that he was at Woodstock and the 26 year old kid who works with us said he'd been too. After asking him how the hell he'd attended a festival that happened 10 years before he was born it was revealed he meant the far less cool Woodstock '99.

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Scarborough Fair writes:
on Jun 23 2007 09:24 AM

Who the FUCK is Paul McCartney.

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selke99 writes:
on Jun 23 2007 10:01 AM

A screenplay by Scarborough Fair would be better than more than half the crap we are exposed to at the theaters.

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bigbrother writes:
on Jun 23 2007 12:11 PM

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Well, he was a member of the...oh wait a minute you're being funny again aren't you? You sly dog with your debonaire wit.

Still hate you with the fire of a 1000 suns.

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mpost2 writes:
on Jun 24 2007 07:49 AM

The fact you're not alone about Scarecrow just goes to show the lack of taste of most comic book fans. I adore Batman Begins, but Scarecrow was a boring character and Murphy's performance was attrocious.

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Redghostrider writes:
on Jul 30 2007 06:48 AM

What the hell was wrong with Murphy's performance? And I don't agree that he was a boring character, he was relevant to the story the way it was told. And, anyway, he was a side character/villain because Liam Neeson's (Ra's Al Guhl) character became the main nemesis, and ultimately who scarecrow was working for. So, in this interpretation, he was merely a henchman, but like a previous poster said, now that he's been exposed to a dangerous amount of his own toxin, he may be a more interesting, more insane, etc. (ie. better) character.

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