I kind of remember that now. Well, I'm not going to get upset over a truck, in fact good riddance!

Well, yes; I'd rather they smash a Murcielago then a Countach LP400, but it's still bad. I can't think of a better way to do that scene though.

Taxiguy: When The Joker says he'll blow up a hospital if someone doesn't kill the accountant (the guy on the news who says he's going to give away Batman's identity, don't remember his name), Bruce runs out to do... something. He comes up behind the convoy Gordon is in at a stop light, and sees the guy in the Ram waiting to ra... er, T-bone Gordon, so he drives in between them.

There was a thread about that, but some (like me) prefer when they destroy new cars still in production rather than old cars which are not made anymore

I will see it soon. I really want to!

you haven't seen it?? you must go, it is quite good.

Only one was in the movie I think, need to ask someone whos seen it.

I really don't remember seeing any in the movie... what scene(s) were they used in?

Lambo donated 3 cars, they were going to let them destroy 2, but only destroyed 1

I didn't remember any others that got destroyed to tell the truth.

So you're saying they wrecked a Lambo? That sounds like a really, really epensive thing to do.

I know everybody has different tastes, and I respect them, but Taxiguy, of all the cars that got wrecked, you're complaining about the Saturn and the Buick?
When they showed Bruce driving along in his Murcielago, I thought "why doesn't he have a Reventon?" Then they showed the guy in the truck anxiously waiting at the cross street "oh, because they're going to wreck it. Damn." That nice new Ram got all bent up too.
Lamborghini had press shots of a car in the same shade of gray when they were launching the LP640, maybe the car they squished was a pre-production model they were going to crush anyway. I hope

Nobody likes the Tumbler? I think it's the best looking Batmobile yet. I mean, functionally, it needs a front bumper, and the bike is impossible. But they look really cool!


I remember you saying in some other thread that you were a fan of architecture as well, I think the fabulous buildings more then make up for the lack of cars.
Uh, probably. It's been a very long time since I've seen it, I do recall the great cathedral at the end though.