Now the simpering ladies of the press find Batman's voice to rough for them.
Or I suppose they'd prefer Adam West's voice and measured tone. That will strike fear in a 3 year old, but do they actually think a criminal would be intimidated?
Maybe these dolts should actually understand what the story is about rather than fret that his voice is raspy and deep.
"His Batman rasps his lines in a voice that's deeper and hammier than ever," said NPR's David Edelstein.What do they want? I suppose he could have a high whiny lisping voice, but do you think that would work with the dark persona and the fear that he uses as his tool?
The New Yorker's David Denby praised the urgency of Bale's Batman, but lamented that he "delivers his lines in a hoarse voice with an unvarying inflection."
Or I suppose they'd prefer Adam West's voice and measured tone. That will strike fear in a 3 year old, but do they actually think a criminal would be intimidated?
Maybe these dolts should actually understand what the story is about rather than fret that his voice is raspy and deep.
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