I enjoyed the new Batman movie. And thought it be one of the better Batman versions and was worth the wait. I could "believe" the reasons given for him becoming Batman. And even found the possibility of some rich guy in a bat suit with a lot of high tech gizmos running around being a vigilante within reason. But when they showed that enormous cave entrance with a water fall going into it; I thought "yeah right--thats not believeable". If that cave entrance was anywhere near Cowtown; Tex, Bob Wahr and I would have been out there and found all of his "bat stuff". Its beyond reason to believe that a karst feature like the "bat cave" would ever be secret.
--- David Locklear <[email protected]> wrote: > I am surprised someone hasn't said anything about > the new Batman movie. > > First, Batman uses the word "spelunking" to describe > why he needs a bullet-proof > suit. I think they used the "s" word, in a > joke in another scene. > > Then there was the scene where Bruce Wayne enters > the cave for the first time. > We learn later that the cave was a mine built by his > ancestors to help slaves during > the civil war ( or something like that ). > > Later there is a scene where Bruce Wayne rappels > into the cave and it looks like he > was placing a bolt. > > Then there was a very cool bat flight scene where > Batman learns to commune with the bats. > > The ending of the movie explains a little more about > the batcave than we knew back in > the 60's when it was just a TV show. > > This was a great movie. I won't spoil the rest > of it. > > Were there any real bat flights in this movie? > > David Locklear To unsubscribe, send an e-mail to mailto:[email protected] with the following message--unsubscribe cavetex. For help and information go to www.cavetex.net. List administrator: mailto:[email protected]
