Would an open letter to Nolan/Goyer be helpful??..

[DR.MID-NITE]

From what I have been reading it seems that Nolan seems to be staying within the Batman mythos, unlike Schumaker. I was wondering if (through fans sites) we create an open letter to Nolan/Goyer expressing our hopes and fears with regards to this upcoming movie. After the fiasco that was Batman & Robin I hope they realize this. But, I just don't know much about what their thoughts and plans for Bats. I am not even talking about the story. I am more talking about how they plan on the presentation of him. I fear neon batmobiles or nippled suits.
What are your opinions about the letter or what their plans are.

Thanks!

[Terminatah]

I'm sure if they could ask anything of you, it's to sit tight until Summer 2005. Go play with some toys or read a comic book. Enjoy yourself. It's not your place to worry. Let them work.

-Terminatah

[Patrick Bateman]

I'm willing to bet we'll never see nipples and neon lights in another Batman film again. Those are two things that always get chastized from the last movie, and I doubt they want to be any kind of associated with that.

[Enrique]

i'm with terminatah, let them do their job. they've already got big wigs breathing down their necks, and they seem to have a good handle on the project, so input from outside sources will just confuse and/or frustrate them, no matter how well intended.

[TimTwoFace]

By the sounds of it so far, everything seems good, so I'm not going to bother writing any letters. But I will register my thoughts on the internet in the interim between now and 2005. It's my right as a fan.

As for the nipples and neon...ya know, I'm not against neon in the right places. But Schumacher occasionally did overdo it in his films. I don't want the movie to be so dark you can't see a dang thing, though, and that seems to be what some fans are calling for. I have faith in this director and his leading man, so this movie is finally starting to look up.

-Tim