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Even with the shooting in Colorado, I'm surprised that no one has yet done a thread on the movie.
I saw it last night and thought it was great. The story was extremely well done for my tastes and I absolutely loved the entire ending (not just the last scene but the events leading to the climax all the way through). I think that this was a really intelligent take on the Batman story. I had some sound issues in the movie, but they may have been intentional in that there were some times where I just couldn't figure out what Bane was saying. Maybe a mouthful of metal does that . . . I'm generally not a huge Anne Hathaway fan, but I thought she was really good in her role and played it well. Easy on the eyes, too. For those who have not seen it, DO NOT click on this spoiler: Spoiler! |
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That was awesome! Batman does not fight the mentally challenged!
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Forever reading, never to be read!
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I thought the unraveling at the end was pretty bad
Spoiler! and why does Bane sound like Scooby Doo? Edit, and like with the previous movie, batman is still unintelligible: ![]() |
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Most of it was good, but I was very disappointed by the last five minutes. I don't knew how to do spoiler alerts so I won't say any more but I would have much preferred it to end five minutes earlier. The last five minutes spoiled the tone of the whole movie.
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Since this is sort of serving as the defacto Batman funny spoof videos thread, I'll add another one here that deals with the whole Robin theme in a very roundabout way.
(Warning: it's actually kind of violent.) |
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I enjoyed it. Not as much as I did the second one, but it was solid nonetheless. I thought the guy playing Bane did a fantastic job, I had no idea it was the same guy who played Shinzon in Star Trek: Nemsis until I got home and looked him up, he really bulked up for this role.
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Gems: 21/31
Latest gem: Pearl |
Very good movie. I`d say a 7 out of 10. The "weakest" of the trilogy, but still a very good watch.
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Nobody else thought the last four or five minutes were lame?
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Not me. I really quite liked them. Part of the ending reminded me a little of the end of Good Will Hunting.
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I haven't seen the new one yet, but I recently re-watched the first two. I actually found the first one a bit campy and not so good (with the exception of Scarecrow, who I thought was excellent). The second by comparison was very much 'serious business' and quite compelling.
How does the third stack up when compared directly to the second? |
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Gems: 21/31
Latest gem: Pearl |
I liked the ending. The actors and the novelization confirmed my suspicions about the ending, though. To be honest, i had to check to be sure.
I still preffer the first one in the series. thought it was great. the second one was...I dunno...It didn`t feel as if the movie was about Batman. Third one, in my opinion, is the weakest one. I`d give it a 7 out of 10. Something like that. Deffinatly worth the watch. |
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I am both happy and miserable, without the happy part!
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Having said that, it is great, great fun. But in the artistic merits place I'd put it below the first. I didn't like Bane or any of the other baddies who popped up. While Bane had some speeches he hardly had any proper conversations with other people at all and he reminded me of Jaws a bit. Not as interesting as Scarecrow, Ras al Ghul or the mob boss. And it was stupidly hard to make out what he was saying. Actually there's quite a few other lines which were hard to make out against the music. Catwoman was a good character but a bit generic. The wayward rogue who has a good heart really and just needs to come around to the hero's thinking to be saved. The Batman Returns character was much more unique and I though Rachel Dawes was a stronger woman even without the ass kicking (especially Gyllenhal's). Hathaway was great with what she had though. I've seen a lot of people say they were surprised by her but I don't get why. Is it because she's normally in chick flicks? |
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Wiseguy in Training
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I'll probably have to wait until it's on DVD ro see it. I don't get to the theatres where I am.
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I still liked the second one the best, although I must say that in terms of plot connection, it really pulls more from the first movie than the second. (And yes, Scarecrow has a cameo in this movie too, so he's in all three.)
I think the reason I liked the second one the best of them all is that, yes, the Joker is meant to be an insane character, but in this series, he was more diabolical sociopath than just crazy. That said, while I felt the ending was telegraphed, I didn't mind it at all. And yes, the plot twist at the end was excellent - totally didn't see that one coming (well not the very end - I'm talking about the plot twist that's revealed with like 10 minutes left in the movie). |
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Overall, I liked it, even if the overall story was over the top.
But the second remains the best. Heath Ledger's interpretation of the Joker is immortalized. Bane was pretty bad ass, but damn ... good luck making out anything he's saying. And I found Hathaway kinda bland as Cat Woman. |
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- Mister Redundancy Man strikes again....
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"I do not fear death. I had been dead for billions and billions of years before I was born, and had not suffered the slightest inconvenience from it." - Mark Twain |
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