Good Job Bob
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How long were BB & TDK?
The Dark Knight Rises Unsafe (?) Hype Thread |5 Spoiled, 2 Of Them Mods!|
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Biggest-Geek-Ever
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140 minutes and 150 minutes, respectively.
SuperAndroid17
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See a doctor
Good Job Bob
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So this'll be the longest. Nice.
Good Job Bob
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Yup, I love it when Nolan gives it to me nice and long.
mattiewheels
And then the LORD David Bowie saith to his Son, Jonny Depp: 'Go, and spread my image amongst the cosmos. For every living thing is in anguish and only the LIGHT shall give them reprieve.'
You've gotta wonder with actors like him and Bale, if the see-sawing is not good on the body...
NotTheGuyYouKill
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By the time they're 50, they'll look 70.
That shit seriously does not seem healthy.
That shit seriously does not seem healthy.
HomerSimpson-Man
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F' yes!
brandonh83
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TDK's biggest problem was the runtime and this one is even longer?
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SpeedingUptoStop
will totally Facebook friend you! *giggle* *LOL*
Can't contain perfection.
Graphics Horse
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There are four boats this time.
The runtime is perfect for me, the more Nolan Batman the better.
I don't think it's very ideal for the box office, though.
Dont you love 4.5-5 hour pointless LOTR movies?
brandonh83
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solid argument, chief. The LOTR movies were worth my time, TDK was worth some of it but not as much as it demanded.
Thanks. We can now card your troll in the bin.
brandonh83
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lazybones18
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So wait a minute.....if the runtime is 2h45 and an IMAX reel projector can only go for 2h40, where will they place that forced intermission shit?
HomerSimpson-Man
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Shorter credits?
Good Job Bob
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Limit is 2 hr 50 minutes
2:45 or close to three hours or what ever the final running time is, it doesnt matter. Going off on what we've seen so far, there seems to be a lot of material and its only good that they dont skimp on it. TDK's run time was also fine considering there were two villains in it and not just the joker.Yeah I don't get it.
brandonh83
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I don't have a problem with a long running time as long as the story can sustain it. I felt that TDK started to drag and some scenes near the end were pretty bad. If this is not the case with TDKR, great.
lazybones18
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oh thank God
SUPARSTARX
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Director's cut version confirmed for 3 hours?!?! Extra Catwoman bathing scene
HomerSimpson-Man
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Figuring it all out; half an hour early to get decent seats + 15 minutes of ads and trailers on top of the 2 hour 45 minute runtime. So around 3 1/2 hours total.
I must prepare my ass for the endurance!
I haven't been that sore assed since The Lord of the Rings movies.
I must prepare my ass for the endurance!
I haven't been that sore assed since The Lord of the Rings movies.
ThatObviousUser
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brandonh bringing the haterade again, damn.
2:45 is pretty incredible.
2:45 is pretty incredible.
brandonh83
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TDKR is my most hyped movie of the summer next to Prometheus. I'm simply skeptical of such a long running time but if the story calls for it, I'm all for it.
Good Job Bob
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Never felt like any of the Nolan bat films dragged on; you may not have liked some of the scenes but they had their purpose.
brandonh83
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I could have did without that entire China subplot. But you're right, it did serve a purpose, a purpose that I was not thrilled about. The second act of TDK is an incredible thing, but the first and third acts have some sloppiness about them IMO.
Razgriz-Specter
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I arrived at Avengers over an hour early and we still had to sit in the first row(in 3D ugh)
I am going to have to get there 2 hours in advance this time.
HomerSimpson-Man
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With length I don't give a fuck.
They could be 4 hours long and I would watch them in theaters. I love Nolan's Batman so much. I waited so long for these Batman movies growing up even before I knew what a Nolan was, simply because Joel Shucmacher's film wasn't right and the stylish Burton's film was off to me with Batman being so blatantly cold blooded while I loved the animated series.
To this day, Batman Begins, is the only film I've watched 3 times in theaters, simply from the sheer excitement of seeing Batman so thorough explored and explored, his gadgets, his reasoning, has physicality being displayed like a monster in the dark for the real first time. It was like seeing my childhood dreams finally being on screen. Nolan seems to be delivering on the Bane I sort of envisioned as kid (without the lame luchador costume), reading how simply inteligent and brutal he was a character in Knightfall, which was hilariously and painfully reduced to a grunting henchmen in Batman and Robin.
Well damn. I missed the opening crowd with Avengers since I went later in the middle of the week. I could do that again, but I really want to watch it as fast as possible.
They could be 4 hours long and I would watch them in theaters. I love Nolan's Batman so much. I waited so long for these Batman movies growing up even before I knew what a Nolan was, simply because Joel Shucmacher's film wasn't right and the stylish Burton's film was off to me with Batman being so blatantly cold blooded while I loved the animated series.
To this day, Batman Begins, is the only film I've watched 3 times in theaters, simply from the sheer excitement of seeing Batman so thorough explored and explored, his gadgets, his reasoning, has physicality being displayed like a monster in the dark for the real first time. It was like seeing my childhood dreams finally being on screen. Nolan seems to be delivering on the Bane I sort of envisioned as kid (without the lame luchador costume), reading how simply inteligent and brutal he was a character in Knightfall, which was hilariously and painfully reduced to a grunting henchmen in Batman and Robin.
Well damn. I missed the opening crowd with Avengers since I went later in the middle of the week. I could do that again, but I really want to watch it as fast as possible.
Razgriz-Specter
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Yeah I went to the midnight opening but it was still crazy considering its Alabama and an area with multiple theaters near each other.
HomerSimpson-Man
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MrPink93485
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Could be super spoiler heavy, Nolan did a one night only thing with the hallway scene in Inception, and it wasn't allowed to go on the internet either (of course it did anyway)
brandonh83
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at the MTV Movie Awards last year they showed Harry Potter's death scene in full.
yeah we knew it was coming but lol.
I ain't watching shit. No more clips for me. I've seen too much as it is and I want to actually be surprised for once.
BTW, I was at Target today and they had a lot of the new toys, good god they are terrible. I have some of the Begins and DK toys, but I thought they'd up their game some and choose a better manufacturer. The packaging looks so cheap and boring. I also love how they have like 4 vehicles that aren't even used in the movie as another way for kids to spend their money. The movie master series are the only decent ones, but they only had Batman and Bane. I already have the DK Batman fig, which looks identical, so I passed.
MrPink93485
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The Inception thing happened on Jimmy Fallon. It was the night of release though so I had already seen it.
brandonh83
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Yeah. I mean, they showed parts of that scene in the trailers and we knew it was coming, but still, they played the entire scene in full with no missed beats.
We've had 56 different runtimes now. I won't accept a runtime until I see it on WB's Exhibitor site.
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