Anyone else see this clear shot?
http://www.superherohype.com/nextraimages/batmobilerollingstone.jpg

Not particularly good looking, maybe functional but not pretty.

peeeeeuuuuuuuke!

4 X $1.7 million???? Isn't ONE ugly enough?

They could have spent a WHOLE lot less and come up with a more traditional and pleasing Batmobile.

I'm not going to enjoy an 'origin of Batman' story until they take it back to place it in the late '30s.

Aliens + Road Warrior + Bladerunner = a metal-plated turd.

Holy lack of imagination, Batman!

THAT is THE FUGLIEST car I've ever seen. "Crapmobile" is more like it...:drunk:

I'd like to know who actually sat down and said "Hey that would make a sweet ride for Batman".
Aint nothin gettin me to like that POS.

Still looks the same
http://www.hobbytalk.com/bbs1/showthread.php?t=79838
http://www.hobbytalk.com/bbs1/showthread.php?t=79825

Old news. Everybody hates the car. A lotta' people hate the costume. Personally, I like the script, the director, and the casting. We'll see.

Gee guys thats why I put "clear shot" in the message. Seems to show its ugliness even more then those old darker shots.

So it may be old news but its a new pic.

Gee guys thats why I put "clear shot" in the message. Seems to show its ugliness even more then those old darker shots.

So it may be old news but its a new pic.

I appreciate that fact. It was the first decent shot I've seen of it in all its horridness.

Gee guys thats why I put "clear shot" in the message. Seems to show its ugliness even more then those old darker shots.

So it may be old news but its a new pic.
Correct, Ol' Chum, The first duty of any citizen is to display proper manners. I apologize. And you're right. It is ugly. But I'm convinced the filmakers know what they're doing here.

On this episode of Junkyard Wars, we challenge you to build a Blade Runner vehicle using scrap metal as the body. Extra points for weirdness.

Quote from Director Christopher Nolan in Rolling Stone: "I wanted to make sure the Batmobile, like everything else in the film, is possible and believable." The magazine also says "In the series fifth installment, a prequel starring Christian Bale, the young Bruce Wayne is out to avenge the murder of his parents and pieces together his combat-ready vehicle using military technolgy abandoned by the family firm."