Running about the streets of New York, dashing away from an exploding Containment Unit, tumbling into sinkholes in the street, writhing about from getting blasted by energy on two separate occasions, stumbling down the staircase of an abandoned subterranean train station, jumping into a river of slime in said train station, and getting covered in slime.
I appreciate the roughest stuff was done by their stunt doubles, but Bill, Dan, Harold and Ernie also got their hands a little dirty during the filming as well.
[quote=BatDan post_id=5005113 time=1750006076 user_id=25922]In their old age, they can manage firing a proton stream and saying funny lines.
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I’d dispute that they’re up for doing that for the same amount of screen time as they did in '84 and '89.
[quote=BatDan post_id=5005113 time=1750006076 user_id=25922]If Michael Keaton was able to come back as a 70+ year old Batman (and again in 2 unfinished movies btw) We knew it was mostly cgi and stunt doubles. But Everyone cheered anyway.
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Keaton was in far better shape than Bill and Dan were, and fortunately we’re unlikely to see CG stand-ins for Ray, Peter and Winston would be a bit too obvious… I even kinda cringe at the scene where they get thrown at Ecto-1 by Gozer because I know they’d have been far more badly hurt by that than they appeared to be.