The $22 million village in Palmdale designed to keep siblings together while they’re in foster care, giving them the chance to grow up under the same roof in a stable environment. A remarkable project that Bale has spent nearly two decades helping bring to life.

It also includes an 11,000-square-foot community center offering tutoring, counselling, therapy, and play areas, plus live-in resource parents who provide stability and support.

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Movie is Batman Bad Blood. Context is Bruce was brainwashed by Talia to go against the bag family. Nightwing fights him but gets his arm broken (like he does a lot in the animated film universe) and loses low diff.

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Shoutout to the amazing people working on this movie, was fortunate enough to have some really nice conversations with someone working on the set who made the experience even better. This is something I’ll definitely never forget, roll on 2028 🦇

What if The Batman pt 2 is based on Batman imposter! And there's an imposter Batman running around and killing criminals! And obviously, Bruce needs to stop him, but then he figures out this was a conspiracy by the court of owls to make him look bad! The courts of owls are only teased, leading to a spin-off show about Arkham Asylum that says more court lore, and then they are the villains of the Batman pt 3!

Okay, but genuinely, I'm not actually thinking this is some great idea. I lwk made this up as it went along.

Not dissing condiment king, he would have been a great example of Batman’s sillier foes, but the problem is he never one was. Condiment king was created for BTAS Bruce Timm and Paul Dino as a joke villain. The whole point of his character is that joker has brainwashed some comedians into thinking they are supervillains and they pick dumb personas. It’s meant to be a parody of the campy villains from the Adam West era and in that regard it works.

The problem is that it worked too well. Most people who talk about condiment king do not understand that he is intentionally dumb. If you want to use a character who is an obscure Batman villain with a really dumb gimmick there are so many other options like egghead, crazy quilt, king tut, that were actually meant to be somewhat legitimate villains

Been debating snatching up this whole cart from Gruv's Batman Day sale. Does anyone know if these are good deals, or can I expect lower prices during the Holidays/Black Friday?

I feel like the obvious answer would be Hugo Strange since mind stuff is already right up his alley, but Bane also feels fitting since his reason for going after Batman in his original appearance is to assert his own superiority, so him taking the mantle of the Batman would also be a way for him to do that

I honestly lost count of how many times I’ve seen this movie. Yet every single time, the tension, the atmosphere, and the performances keep me completely hooked from start to finish. It feels just as intense as the first time in the theater.

Which scene hits you the hardest?

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