The Dark Knight Rises |OT| The Legend Ends (Warning: Unmarked Spoilers Within)
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I prefer building it, dick by dick.
True, that scene in the hotel room and by the slots breaks my heart.
You can throw some bricks in the trash and cut the fat.
THE-Pink-Dagger
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Not best, they are all fantastic, and roles are very different. But yes, Nolte is incredible, got robbed too. The scene where Tommy finds him drunk, jesus, I've never cried so much during a movie, seriously, so powerful "Stop the ship!"
Discotheque
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Dustin Hoffman/Dennis Farina instantly solidified themselves as one of the best TV partnerships of all time in that one short season
I've always preferred Cape Fear, mostly to see him flip out at the end.
When I say that one little old horse would die, then everyone at HBO loses their minds.
Travesty that I'm never going to get a season two. Quickly became one of my favorite HBO shows.
Hero_of_the_Day
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Yeah. Love that last scene. I'm told it was improved, but any time a scene is really good people like to say it was imrpoved to build up the legend, so who know?
What Letterman?
Dark Knight Rises Frame in imax vs. 35 mm. SO excited
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vicissitudes
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I'm glad I'll never be filmed in IMAX.
Dat closeup.
Dat closeup.
Nolan's not a good action director, but his skill at pacing his movies is undeniable. The Dark Knight is a misshapen blob of movie structure but it still barrels along like a freight train. It's only after you watch it that you realize it was a bit of a mess.
For all the talk of how boring of a director/storyteller he is, the guy uses discontinuous editing quite well. I wouldn't call that a boring technique. And his movies are always incredibly atmospheric, almost suffocating in their moodiness. Dude's not a bad director at all.
For all the talk of how boring of a director/storyteller he is, the guy uses discontinuous editing quite well. I wouldn't call that a boring technique. And his movies are always incredibly atmospheric, almost suffocating in their moodiness. Dude's not a bad director at all.
I disagree. Although, I would argue the point that there aren't as many great action directors currently.
I just don't find his action scenes very exciting or suspenseful on the whole. Oddly enough, I think Insomnia has his best action scene: that log chase.
I've been meaning to re-watch Insomnia. I'm very happy with the action he has done to date anyway.
Where are you from?
Or do you mean like the crackheads?
I'm from south of Boston. Used to talk like that until I was 15 or so.
The apprentice of calanderman
Have to say that Amy's accent was sexy, not so much from the Ward sisters, bleurgh.
I wonder if Eliza Dushku has the same voice...
shira
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$11-40?
...That's an incredibly big range. Let's say a guy wants to go see TDKR the Wednesday after it comes out on IMAX. How much would it cost then assuming opening weekend prices are more expensive for whatever reason.
Skiesofwonder
Walruses, camels, bears, rabbits, tigers and badgers.
Somebody has obviously never seen Memento.
just depends on the theater. my local one is $10 for a 3D ticket. i've seen them go up to $14. it's usually not much pricier than a normal theater unless you live somewhere extravagant.
shira
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Canada has a cheap-ass Tuesday price.
Some theatres have premium seats.
So there is flux
Turbo Kong.
I call it an
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And the day is not over yet for TDKR - we're averaging 1000 posts per day.
Discotheque
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fixed. Hell, just double fix that and say the internet.
Then she'll be bald =/
No, just cut her hair longer.
US. There isnt much difference either way.
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