The Dark Knight Rises |OT| The Legend Ends (Warning: Unmarked Spoilers Within)

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Nolan had months of prep time. He failed. :D

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THIS.

I still wish Nolan had gone with Two- Face as the villain in this one.

Two-Face as a villain in this movie wouldn't have made sense. Doesn't fit his character arc. It's better this way. Plus, it's a much more intriguing three act structure with Batman having to come back after his fall and after a long time and we can wrap up the story.
 
Nice little thing about a critic that gave the movie a negative review:

http://blogs.indiewire.com/criticwire/marshall-fine-dark-knight-rises-review-interview#.UAXnD59Yum0

"It's not like I dismissed the thing. Certainly I've been tougher on other movies. Go back and read my reviews of the 'Transformers' movies, or 'G.I. Joe,' or a couple of other movies that I really, really hated. This was, I thought, a reasoned disappointed reaction to a movie."

That's how film critic Marshall Fine saw his negative review of "The Dark Knight Rises." The legions of comic book fans on Rotten Tomatoes saw it differently, unleashing their rage in a spew of hateful and even threatening comments and flooding Fine's site, Hollywood and Fine, with so much traffic that they repeatedly crashed its servers. Fine told me he followed the reaction for an hour or so, until he thought "Well what's the next guy going to say that's different than what the last guy said?" and then went on to other things. He only heard about the extreme degree of outrage when a friend passed along my report on the incident. A short while later, we had the following phone conversation about the infamous review and the even-more-infamous response.

Fine's site is back up now ("Rumors of the death of my website have been greatly exaggerated," he chuckled), but the reaction to his and other negative reviews had serious and potentially permanent implications for Rotten Tomatoes; in response to the intensity (and, frankly, insanity) of some of the Bat-fans' comments, the site has temporarily suspended all commenting on "Dark Knight Rises" reviews.

More at the link.
 
Nice little thing about a critic that gave the movie a negative review:

http://blogs.indiewire.com/criticwire/marshall-fine-dark-knight-rises-review-interview#.UAXnD59Yum0

More at the link.

I felt bad for the guy yesterday, but giving interviews is probably a step too far. While I'm sure he didn't like the movie, it sounds like he was probably just being inflammatory for the hits.

After all, he did say this: "None of which will mean anything to the target audience of Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises, an audience too young to have been born, let alone old enough to read (or willing to read, for that matter)"

Dick. I mean he's right, but he's still a dick for saying it. Haha.
 
Btw, how many people are on semi-blackout? The last trailer I saw for this was probably the second one a few months back. I haven't seen anything else since then.
 
Btw, how many people are on semi-blackout? The last trailer I saw for this was probably the second one a few months back. I haven't seen anything else since then.

That's all I've seen outside of the hundreds of gifs from different TV spots everybody keeps posting all over the place. :(
 
Btw, how many people are on semi-blackout? The last trailer I saw for this was probably the second one a few months back. I haven't seen anything else since then.

I've seen all the trailers, and thats really it. No behind the scenes/production shit, no TV spots, no prologue.
 
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