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I am recreating a scene from "A Death in the Family" in my next film (Do your research if you don't know what I just said). I need help choosing if Batman will ride his Batcycle or a regular Bicycle while on his way to save Jason. Should the scene be serious and authentic or silly and comedic?
Note: Either way Jason will die just like how he did in the comics.
A rickshaw.
I think it should be very serious. The death of Jason Todd is a really sad moment, and a pivotal one in future Batman stories. But aside from that last point, it's the death of a Robin, which is something I personally don't think should be silly and funny.
But hey, that's just me.
I love James Agee; I haven't read A Death in the Family Yet, but have a copy of "Agee on Film"; great writer.
I think it should be very serious. The death of Jason Todd is a really sad moment, and a pivotal one in future Batman stories. But aside from that last point, it's the death of a Robin, which is something I personally don't think should be silly and funny.
But hey, that's just me.
This. we don't need any more goofy Batman film's.
He should ride the Batcycle if your going with the serious outlook of the film. 
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