The DC Extended Universe will bring more Batman villains to the big screen.
But there are a few we’ve already seen who deserve a second go.
This article comes fromDen of Geek UK.
Batman has, pretty arguably, the strongest rogues gallery of any comic-book hero.
Freeze audiences would love.
Sadly, they failed.
Instead, we got a lumbering panto-villain with a shocking armory of ice-related puns.
Now, to be fair, its easy to see how Mr.
Freeze can become such a ridiculous character in such a ridiculous movie.
The name alone makes it hard to take him seriously.
However, there have been plenty of fantastic takes on Mr.
Freeze that prove hed make a terrific enemy for a new cinematic Batman.
Freeze a sympathetic, rounded character.
Likewise, the animated movieSub-Zeroadds further depth to him, as does the hit video gameArkham City.
In the latter, Mr.
Freeze is a cold (ahem), ruthless, imposing enemy with a nightmarish quality.
All of these are terrific examples of how well Mr. Hes a vulnerable guy, whose icy exterior masks the warmth buried deep inside.
Everythings there for the taking.
Ivys super-camp, OTT appearance inBatman & Robinis even more baffling than that of Mr.
The blame shouldnt necessarily be aimed at Uma Thurman.
In some, Ivy is clearly human, cunning, passionate, but straight-up.
Shes not remotely camp, wears a fairly simple costume, and uses carnivorous plants to great effect.
We might even get to enjoy a horror vibe, with all sorts of man-versus-nature elements.
Now, Ill be honest here.
Ive never really cared for the Penguin as a villain.
On top of that, his sense of greed and ruthless business-acumen has never been particularly compelling to me.
Now, there are people who dislike this quite emphatically, but Id argue that this makes total sense.
As something of an aristocratic Monty Burns-bang out, the Penguin isnt particularly intimidating.
And cast Toby Jones in the role.
Christopher Nolan did a great job of bringing the Scarecrow to the big screen inBatman Begins.
So why is he on this list?
He was also less than impressive in his subsequent appearances, hanging around parking garages and playing judge.
The character is big and scary enough to be a main villain in a new Batman movie.
Want to know how odd this guy is?
His surname is the same backwards as it is forwards.
As a result, hes covered in scars from head to toe, a walking tally chart.
He also appears in Gotham.
After the GCPDs attempts to sneak inside fail, Batman shows up and takes care of business.
Some of these are a long shot, sure, but keep those fingers crossed…
