FanMade

No, what you are about to see is not real. But oh how I wish it to be!

While, I’m sure some people may not be keen on the idea of Johnny Depp as the Riddler; I don’t know anyone who would have a problem with Phillip Seymour Hoffman as the Penguin. It’s like Christmas all over again!

(source)

(tears fill the eyes)

I was once privy to be apart of a community of enthusiasts who were devoted to a man cave dubbed, “The Viper Lounge”. But oh how very far we were in comparison to this  piece of man cave heaven.

Gizmag says, “Entry to the ’secret location’ is via a remote-controlled pneumatic sliding door (unfortunately, not bat poles). A touch of the panel outside and the door opens, the lights turn on to a predetermined level, the projector and scaler come to life, and the processor goes into action. So, by the time you’ve chosen your movie and had your first mouthful of popcorn, everything is humming along, just like a well-oiled Batmobile.”

(again with the tears)

This thing is legit and I’m a little green with jealousy. But what do you do?!

Riddle me this: If you had the money to build something like this, would you?

Batman 3.

Is it a go? Christian Bale said he would not do it unless Chris Nolan is directing. Chris Nolan said he will not do it unless he has the right story. What does this mean? Batman 3 is a done deal!

Here is a “not to shabby” fan made trailer for the next Batman.

Who do you want to see faceoff against “Bats” in the next insatlemt? Riddler? Penguin? A nasty combination of both? Sound off in the comments.

In what may be the most fantastic and outstanding use of YouTube I’ve ever see in it’s existence, user PatrickBolvin shows off his flawless stop animation with an interactive dance-off.

This is brilliance on levels that most of us will never understand.

What else is a rich, handy, bored, Batman fan supposed to do with an empty garage?

This is true fandom ladies and gentlemen. Bob Dullam, consider this a big, tearful high-five from a guy who wishes he could ride in your tumbler.

Bob, who says he spend somewhere between $50-70,000 to finish this mean-looking cruising machine, even made a bat-suit to go along with his new grocery getter. For that price, this thing had better make one mean cappuccino.

P.S. Yeah, it runs.

(via Qj.net)

IAN ADDS: …and if that wasn’t enough, Bob, decided to make himself a running replica of the Batmobile from Batman Forever. You can view pics here.

If you were one of the people disappointed by the return of the man of steel in Superman Returns maybe you should be more disappointed that Sandy Collora is not going to be producing his vision of a Superman movie as seen in “Worlds Finest”

IAN ADDS: (fist shaking in air) Bryan Singer!! (single tear) How dare you?

LEVI SAYS: This is one of those things that makes me look forward to an imaginary date. Like entering the promised land.