For those that have seen 'Superman', would Robert Pattinson's Batman work in that world?

No not really. Superman was set in a world in which superpowers and giant monsters were no big deal. I didn’t get that sense at all from Batman.

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Think back to the first Ironman film, did you ever imagine seeing him interact with a talking racoon?

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Rewatching all the MCU now, just finished GotG2. It all makes sense and Vision gives the explanation perfectly 2/3 into the Infinity Saga, in Civil War:

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Vision: In the 8 years since Mr. Stark announced himself as Iron Man, the number of known enhanced persons has grown exponentially. And during the same period, a number of potentially world-ending events has risen at a commensurable rate.

Steve Rogers: Are you saying it's our fault?

Vision: I'm saying there may be a causality. Our very strength invites challenge. Challenge incites conflict. And conflict... breeds catastrophe. Oversight... Oversight is not an idea that can be dismissed out of hand.

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No. There's not enough overused silly comedy to meet this new Gunn universe.

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Superman was set in a world in which superpowers and giant monsters were no big deal. I didn’t get that sense at all from Batman.

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The thing though is he only really interacted with Riddler (and Penguin) who are both not superpowered.

If they made the other villains more comic accurate it could probably work.

But I still don’t think they will

I think Pattinson, the actor, could do well, but the character would need to be written exactly the way he’s been written in Reeve’s movies. No MCU quips. Nothing silly. Just brooding and angry. The more I think about it, the more I like the idea. But they can’t let him ever be silly. His surliness in the face of the rest of the JL’s humor is what would make it work.

Hopefully not. I want The Batman/The Penguin to be in a separate universe that is much more realistic and not get thrown into a DCU with 20 different crappy movies that are sure to come.

I could see Peacemaker being in the same universe.

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this show worth watching?

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Dude yes. Cena is actually fricking hilarious and his sidekick Eagley made me smile every time he’s on screen

There’s a scene similar to the red dragon in old school when he’s cruising in his car with Eagley that is just perfect

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Is this show worth watching?

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I had very little interest in it due to super hero fatigue, but I prefer DC over Marvel so I gave it a shot. It became my weekly can't miss show. I loved it. Certainly doesn't take itself too seriously but had a pretty good story with interesting characters. Most of the comedy was really good but not over the top, outside of the show intro. But the show intro is solid gold, one of the few that I never skipped.

Definitely worth trying. Give it at least a few episodes.

For the life of me I can't even understand why people like the Reeves/Pattinson Batman. It's just him being emo during an overlong movie where nothing happens for extended periods, Riddler is awful both in motivation and portrayal, and Batman's "detective skills" are ridiculous w/how he instantly solves every riddle in ways that would make Arthur Conan Doyle roll his eyes.

I also don't get why so many of you want Batman to always be brooding and mad at the world when in the comics he has many friends and is nowhere near perma depressed. The guy is not some one note whiny "muh parents died so now I fight" mental case. The keep it grounded mantra is carzy too when the guy dresses as a fricking BAT and goes after all kinds of wild arse over the top villains. Some of y'a'll act like his main antagonists all behave like Zsasz.

It could work really well but Gunn isn’t talented enough to do it. Maybe if he’d have help but he won’t do that either.