Batmobile CORRECTION
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- SlashPeckham0
My buddy has a small part in the new movie, heres a pic i can show you (without him in)
- SlashPeckham0
it think they're the ninjas that trained batman
- k0na_an0k0
did you notice the film truck was a mercedes 430 suv.
no wonder why their budgets are so high.
- devaur0
good catch KONA
probably fully loaded special edition M Class
- k0na_an0k0
most likely. i thought it was interesting that it was painted flat black... everything, including rims. i'm assuming so that it won't reflect light onto the vehicle it's shooting?!?
- cyberthug0
Scared of the hood Kona? Republicans, I swear... I can see your scared ass now, "Mommy it stinks over here."
- cre2done0
this is random, but there is a movie vehicle film place a couple offices down from where i work and they have a matte black mercedes suv with the crane and stuff. i wonder if mercedes gives them a discount?
- pylbug0
mg33,
one of the articles on that superherohype link said it was something like "between 11 PM and 5 AM" -- but i think that was just for the loop shoot. they were also filming under L tracks in uptown...
- k0na_an0k0
Scared of the hood Kona? Republicans, I swear... I can see your scared ass now, "Mommy it stinks over here."
cyberthug
(aug 5 04, 15:21)==
Wtf are you talking about? The 'hood"? Dude it's UNDERGROUND and knowone but the bums live there. It's no 'hood'. And because of that and it being underground there is no air circulation... it stinks. ANY 'Republican' or 'Democrat' or human being for that matter would agree. And nice ASSumption that I'm a Republican.... ass.
Hollywoodians, I swear.
- mg330
I was out biking yesterday and was riding to take the brown line home at Merchandise Mart.
Saw where they were filming at Wells and Wacker and lingered around for a bit. No one stopped me from being around trailers, equipment, etc. and I could see Katie Holmes across the street in a trailer getting her hair done, then walking down the street.Saw two flatbeds with two batmobiles each pull under the brownline tracks, all covered in a tarp. Could only see those enormous back wheels.
Two "GPD" Gotham Police Department cars drove past and it took a minute to realize they were part of filming-they of course didn't look like city cop cars.
I'll tell you this though, a film shoot is pretty impressive. There was so much equipment and people and trucks and police involvement. Pretty cool stuff.