Hmm. I dunno. I'm a bit sceptic after Batman Begins.Skeptical? After Batman Begins? That was an awesome movie...very well reviewed too. Didn't like it?
Well, the beginning was excellent. Especially when Batman didn't have every single gizmo in his hands and had to rely more on the Kung-Fu department. And the darker tone was more than welcome after disasters like Batman & Robin. But then suddenly there was a cliché-ish "oh noes, our city is in danger. Help us, Batman", which sorta made me sad. Hmm. I suppose I should give this one a chance, though.Hmm. I dunno. I'm a bit sceptic after Batman Begins.Skeptical? After Batman Begins? That was an awesome movie...very well reviewed too. Didn't like it?
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Hmm. I dunno. I'm a bit sceptic after Batman Begins.
I still hate what they did to the Bat Mobile.. I perfer the old one. :D
I hope you mean the one and only Batmobile (http://www.1966batmobile.com/goodside.jpg).
Psh, it's all about this (http://superherouniverse.com/superheroes/images/batman/btas/batmobile.jpg) low-rider.
Psh, it's all about this (http://superherouniverse.com/superheroes/images/batman/btas/batmobile.jpg) low-rider.Yea, I liked that one.
their take on freeze should be interesting as wellOh, man. Yes. Batman: TAS showed us that Mr. Freeze could be an incredible character. If he's handled with the same style and care as Ra's, Two-Face and the Joker, it'd be amazing to see a Begins/Dark Knight take on him.
.what i got...basically to make further sequels with little to none gayness lol :DI don't recall any storylines pertaining to homosexuality in the comics, so they'd have to go entirely original for that. It could be an interesting direction.
Who was the villain in Begins again?AFAIK the only comic guy was the Scarecrow, though Henri Ducardl appears as the more important bad guy.
Who was the villain in Begins again?AFAIK the only comic guy was the Scarecrow, though Henri Ducardl appears as the more important bad guy.
And the whole damn time I had some ignorant assholes behind me, clapping when the Joker killed people or blew stuff up, laughing when he slaughtered the good guys, and goin "He's a gangsta, he's a gangsta!" whenever he put a gun to someone's head.To be fair, I laughed quite a bit at the Joker's acts of violence. That's part of what I thought was great about the way Heath Ledger played him: Even while he's making you queasy, he appeals to your basest sense of humor.
You know what would have been funny? If the "fake" batmen near the beginning were played by Michael Keaton, Adam West, Val Kilmer, and George Clooney.What would have been really funny is if the fake Batman that was tortured, murdered, and strung up outside the Mayor's office was played by Joel Schumacher. And what would have been hilarious is if it happened for reals.
And the whole damn time I had some ignorant assholes behind me, clapping when the Joker killed people or blew stuff up, laughing when he slaughtered the good guys, and goin "He's a gangsta, he's a gangsta!" whenever he put a gun to someone's head.To be fair, I laughed quite a bit at the Joker's acts of violence. That's part of what I thought was great about the way Heath Ledger played him: Even while he's making you queasy, he appeals to your basest sense of humor.
I mean, come on-- how could you not laugh at the whole hospital scene? I was almost falling out of my chair.
What would have been really funny is if the fake Batman that was tortured, murdered, and strung up outside the Mayor's office was played by Joel Schumacher. And what would have been hilarious is if it happened for reals.:yes:
Well, more to the point, who gives a **** what other people laugh at in a movie theater? Life isn't long enough to burden oneself with those little sources of stress. Take it in stride and it might even become a fun behavioral study.Exactly. You can rest easy knowing that the jerk in the theatre will be burn in the Special Hell.
Well, more to the point, who gives a **** what other people laugh at in a movie theater? Life isn't long enough to burden oneself with those little sources of stress. Take it in stride and it might even become a fun behavioral study.Exactly. You can rest easy knowing that the jerk in the theatre will be burn in the Special Hell.
Disagreeing with everyone on everything, every time.
Yea, I shouldn't give a **** because he's totally not ruining the movie for me. His constant ignorant laughter totally doesn't pull me out of the movie and force me to focus on him. It's not like he laughs at the saddest parts of the film and wrenches me out of the suspension of belief, and it's TOTALLY not like he's two feet behind me in the row right behind me.I just don't think it's fair to pass judgment on someone for not experiencing the emotion prescribed by the film's affect. Ignorance has nothing to do with it; he'd been watching the same movie as you. Besides, if it was disruptive, you could have tried asking him politely to keep it down a little; in my experience it's pleasantly surprising how many people will oblige graciously.
You know watching it the first time, he really fooled me. I thought that was the true story, until he put up the different version with Rachel. Of course, by the end, you figure out what the true story behind his scars and general history really is, but all the same, very effective.It seems like he's the type to tell a different story to everybody he threatens. I thought he would tell Batman the real story, but we never got a chance to find out.
****, that makes perfect sense. I wonder if they did it on purpose.
You have to pick up the hints he drops down.
I'll give you a few.Spoiler:*snip*
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Why is the origin of the Joker even important?