Sparkling over Gotham.
https://variety.com/2019/film/news/robert-pattinson-batman-matt-reeves-bruce-wayne-dc-comics-1203125473/
Not 100% yet, a decision has yet to be made and WB still deciding between him and Nicolas Hoult
sharelol great, another franchise ruined. Batman is above average big yet not huge, square and muscular enough that he floors you with his punches.
This dude has a lanky, 70kg max artist body type. Not Batman. Even looking back at Kilmer or Keaton who were not particuarly big, they were men, they gave off the manly vibe. This guy would be better as some sort of slick villain or possibly twoface or sth. Batman. he. is. not.
"This dude has a lanky, 70kg max artist body type."
I don't know Pattinson's work outside of Twilight, so I can't vouch for the acting. However, people should realize by now that actors work with trainers to put on muscle.
It's not even about trainers
We can all bury our heads in the sand and pretend like these guys are just hard-workers in the gym, but we all know that the guys in Hollywood doing shirtless scenes are all juiced to the gills
They are not professional athletes. They have no ethical/moral reason to NOT take testosterone/HGH/etc. they need to look superhuman, and the best way to do that is by doping. Bodybuilding is a full-time job in itself. When you have to do acting/choreogrpahy/promotional work on top of having a physique like Mr. Olympia, you only have so many hours in a day to do all that stuff. You're damn right they're going to do whatever it takes (especially considering that many of them are going into their late 30s and endogenous testosterone production is naturally dropping off
My point is simply that it doesn't matter how scrawny an actor may normally be. Modern science and "anti-aging specialists" will guarantee that they can reach any level of swoleness deemed necessary
That sucks.
shareOhhh lolololol!
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