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@#1 Maybe it’s an age thing, Brad. Like Don, I could understand both Electro and Bane just fine. 😉
So anyone else notice that Jaime Foxx’s first two lines in the clip rhyme? “Vein” and “Contain” – Just saying, wouldn’t be an amazingly terrible idea if they decided to make Jaime Foxx “rap” all of his lines?
That’s pretty cool. I could understand him fine.
“I can feel it in the walls. I feel it in my veins. No matter what you do, Doc, you can’t contain it. You want to know how powerful I am? Well, I want to know too. I’m Electro!”
This is really interesting. I’m assuming the “Doc” is Doctor Kafka and I think Max is locked up in some kind of containment unit.
bane and batman!
Maybe it’s me, but I can barely understand him. I had a similar problem with Bane in The Dark Knight Rises.