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Zoler
Sweden6339 Posts
6.5 at best. | ||
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Reedjr
United States228 Posts
On July 29 2012 11:28 Zoler wrote: How can anyone think this movie is like a 8 or 9 / 10 6.5 at best. How dare opinions differ! | ||
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ssxsilver
United States4409 Posts
On July 29 2012 07:42 Telcontar wrote: Drake figuring out Batman's identity is different to a kid looking at a smile from a billionaire and going, 'Oh, that's so fake. He must be Batman!'. That was utterly ridiculous. At the very least, Nolan should've had Blake confirm his suspicions by tricking Bruce to reveal the truth. That, at least, could make a little sense since the guy's not in a good place. If Blake tricks him into revealing that he's Batman then the forums will be up in arms screaming "how could some rookie cop trick Batman whose a strategic genius in the comic books." I'm sure Nolan could have worked in some elaborate process to how Blake finds out BW=BM, but I prefer a 2 min conversation considering the movie is already 3 hrs. | ||
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MountainDewJunkie
United States10347 Posts
4/10, would not watch again. | ||
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CTSChao
United States46 Posts
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Zooper31
United States5714 Posts
On July 29 2012 11:28 Zoler wrote: How can anyone think this movie is like a 8 or 9 / 10 6.5 at best. And at your rating I have the exact opposite opinion. How can anyone think this movie sucked? | ||
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TehPrime
United States180 Posts
That was very anti-climatic ending for a main villain. | ||
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Roadog
Canada1670 Posts
On July 29 2012 14:31 TehPrime wrote: Kinda sucks how Bane went out. That was very anti-climatic ending for a main villain. That was awful. I fully expected him to come back from that. And the Tumblers getting disabled in one shot each? As if the missiles could be that powerful, or the Tumblers be designed with such glaring weakness. | ||
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Left4Cookies
Denmark803 Posts
On July 29 2012 14:48 Roadog wrote: That was awful. I fully expected him to come back from that. And the Tumblers getting disabled in one shot each? As if the missiles could be that powerful, or the Tumblers be designed with such glaring weakness. The same happens in TDK when Joker hits it with a bazooka. | ||
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Roadog
Canada1670 Posts
On July 29 2012 15:14 Left4Cookies wrote: The same happens in TDK when Joker hits it with a bazooka. Actually it looked ok until Batman crashed it into a wall after. | ||
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fumikey
Canada58 Posts
I felt like that was something they could have held on to easily. | ||
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Stratos_speAr
United States6959 Posts
On July 29 2012 15:22 fumikey wrote: Maybe someone touched on this already, but did it bother anyone else that the Robin "story" was quite a bit different than the previous ones. (Still an orphan, but different reason/process) I felt like that was something they could have held on to easily. Nolan's Batman movies have always differed noticably from the original stories, so it's no surprise that this one did. I thought the movie was absolutely fantastic. I was so into the movie that I didn't even notice minor plot holes or twists being "obvious"; even if they were in hindsight, the movie had me locked in so well that I didn't notice them at the time. Simply fantastic. | ||
Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
On July 29 2012 13:32 ssxsilver wrote: If Blake tricks him into revealing that he's Batman then the forums will be up in arms screaming "how could some rookie cop trick Batman whose a strategic genius in the comic books." I'm sure Nolan could have worked in some elaborate process to how Blake finds out BW=BM, but I prefer a 2 min conversation considering the movie is already 3 hrs. But the 2 min convo didn't have to be a lazy attempt to engage us emotionally. As nice as his orphan story was, it made very little sense as to how he figured out Batman's true identity. As for everyone arguing the critics of the film are being nitpicky, that would be valid if you didn't worship Nolan as a god, and vaunted his work as some of the greatest in cinematic history. If you accept his films have quite a number of flaws when the surface is scratched, you have to stop saying shit like he's the next Kubrick or his batman trilogy is the greatest trilogy of all time. | ||
ArvickHero
10387 Posts
On July 29 2012 05:30 Poffel wrote: Everybody knows there's only one true Batman: George Clooney. I was bored, so I made this little quiz. It's up to you to decide whether each of these quotes belongs to the original Batman & Robin (1997) or the remake The Dark Knight Rises (2012). Since both movies are very similar, I made it easier by providing dual-choice answers for each quotation. + Show Spoiler + Please don't shoot me.  Quiz: Batman & Robin or The Dark Knight Rises? + Show Spoiler + QUOTE 1 "There is no defeat in death, Master Bruce. Victory comes in defending what we know is right while we still live." Alfred Pennyworth from Batman & Robin or Alfred Pennyworth from The Dark Knight Rises?+ Show Spoiler + Alfred Pennyworth from Batman & Robin QUOTE 2 "Men, the most absurd of God's creatures. We give you life... and we can take it away just as easily." Poison Ivy from Batman & Robin or Talia al Ghul from The Dark Knight Rises?+ Show Spoiler + Poison Ivy from Batman & Robin QUOTE 3 "There's a storm coming, Mr. Wayne. You and your friends better batten down the hatches, because when it hits, you're all gonna wonder how you ever thought you could live so large and leave so little for the rest of us." Mr. Freeze from Batman & Robin or Selina Kyle from The Dark Knight Rises?+ Show Spoiler + Selina Kyle from The Dark Knight Rises QUOTE 4 "Behold, the dawn of a new age." Poison Ivy from Batman & Robin or Bane from The Dark Knight Rises?+ Show Spoiler + Poison Ivy from Batman & Robin QUOTE 5 "My mother warned me about getting into cars with strange men." Batgirl from Batman & Robin or Selina Kyle from The Dark Knight Rises?+ Show Spoiler + Selina Kyle from The Dark Knight Rises QUOTE 6 "Actually, I was born in the Regency Room." Bruce Wayne from Batman & Robin or Bruce Wayne from The Dark Knight Rises?+ Show Spoiler + Bruce Wayne from The Dark Knight Rises QUOTE 7 "I'm a lover, not a fighter." Posion Ivy from Batman & Robin or Selina Kyle from The Dark Knight Rises?+ Show Spoiler + Posion Ivy from Batman & Robin QUOTE 8 "First, I will freeze the city, then I will hold Gotham ransom." Mr. Freeze from Batman & Robin or Bane from The Dark Knight Rises?+ Show Spoiler + Mr. Freeze from Batman & Robin QUOTE 9 "Speak of the devil and he shall appear." Gossip Gerty from Batman & Robin or Bane from The Dark Knight Rises?+ Show Spoiler + Bane from The Dark Knight Rises QUOTE 10 "Gargle... bloah grrr shrghl... gargle!" Bane from Batman & Robin or Bane from The Dark Knight Rises?+ Show Spoiler + both lmfao, last question was best xD | ||
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Supamang
United States2298 Posts
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WhiteDog
France8650 Posts
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Zerothegreat
United States787 Posts
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czylu
477 Posts
On July 29 2012 21:33 Zerothegreat wrote: I think all this criticism people are trying to think up is funny. You must all be basing this off your own expectations of what the movie should be like after TDK. Instead, try looking at this as just another super hero movie and then look at how awesome this movie really is. It's still the 2nd best super-hero movie ever right behind TDK. All others don't even come close. And I've never really liked DC comic heroes... A super hero movie is no excuse for gaping plot holes and retarded reasoning | ||
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Zerothegreat
United States787 Posts
On July 29 2012 21:37 czylu wrote: A super hero movie is no excuse for gaping plot holes and retarded reasoning Have you seen any super hero movie? Ummm... that is something every single one of them have! They aren't real life lol | ||
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S_SienZ
1878 Posts
On July 29 2012 15:22 fumikey wrote: Maybe someone touched on this already, but did it bother anyone else that the Robin "story" was quite a bit different than the previous ones. (Still an orphan, but different reason/process) I felt like that was something they could have held on to easily. Bale said he would refuse to work if there was a Robin in the film. So Nolan couldn't exactly introduce the conventional Robin even if he wanted to. | ||
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