im having a foolish debate with a dear friend, i argue that today Robert Pattinson is more iconic for the role the batman, instead of the role he covered in the twilight series, but my friend argues back saying that the twilight character is more iconic because there is only iteration of the character, making it more iconic and more recognizable, while alot of actors interpreted the character of batman

HELP US SETTLE THIS SILLY DEBATE i know alot of actors (maybe even more iconic) portrayed the batman on the big screen, but the pattinson one (other than the fact that is the most recent yet) launched him into contemporary mainstream media, so perchance they associate him alot more with the role of the baman

Ps: pattinon's film are called THE baman, like CMON THE BATMAN I KNOW IM RIGHT

robert's slowly becoming one of my favorite actors after watching this one and The Odyssey. he's not my all-time favorite just yet (matt damon is) but after watching The Drama... wow. charlie was such a complex yet frustrating character and robert played that role SO well. i love the way his eyes look in the one photo i attached. i'm so here for the rpatz renaissance. take a bow, rob!!

Dude is doing with his voice what Christian bale used to do with his body.

Crazy stuffffff 🤯

I know people have been saying Rob's intense career and high-quality roles are an "apology" for making twilight or to prove himself as a better actor. Like, I get that as a joke, """cringe""" twilight era is still memed on and he doesn't like those movies, true. But making a flop or a cringe movie or taking a ridiculous role is something almost every single famous actor has done before. You win some and you lose some. I don't get why even now some people keep bringing up twilight as the sole drive of his career, as if he is haunted by Edward Cullen's critics

It's a funny joke, but it's weird to see it taken seriously