SCULLIBUNDO
Banned
BANE KILLS UNCLE BEN
BATMAN DIES HIS HAIR.
BATMAN DIES HIS HAIR.
Speaking of women and prisons, why did they put Selina in with the men, again?
Because the budget didn't call for a women's prison scene?
Yea overall I think its still a masterpiece, and if they ended Bane better, I could say it was on par with TDK.
Bane, and some editing/pacing issue was my only complaints.
Because she broke out of the womens prison in under 24 hours.
Catwoman knew Wayne was Bats by the end right? Right?? No one is that stupid...
"Im bffs with batman"
Because
*Does a ridiculous looking cartwheel for some reason*
Anyone else feel like that Crane role as judge would have been for Heath's Joker had he survived?
Would have been incredible.
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For some reason? How about to break the wrist of the guy who was reaching out to grope her and to be freakin' Catwoman?
I thought the exact same thing.
Well she was having coffee with him at the end, so I suspect she knew.
Catwoman knew Wayne was Bats by the end right? Right?? No one is that stupid...
"Im bffs with batman"
Anyone else feel like that Crane role as judge would have been for Heath's Joker had he survived?
Would have been incredible.
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IF YOU TAKE 2 STEPS WE WILL BLOW THE BRIDGE!
*takes 2 steps*
KABOOM!!!!
"GUYS! WHAT THE FUCK?!"
I was criticizing how ridiculous and fake it looked. His wrists didn't even twist. You see her hands clearly just slide around his wrists doing nothing and then it cuts before there is any reaction. It was fucking hilarious.
Or he just kept track of Alfreds wereabouts / passport.Speaking of which, just to give Alfred that moment, Bruce could have been dragging Selina to that cafe for months, hell, years at that exact time everyday.
"C'mon, Selina...today might be the day that Alfred shows up!"
I knew Nolan said he'd planned to use Ledger again before he died, but I mean, how would you have even fit the Joker into this film? Him having a short bit-part would almost be an insult to the character and ledger's performance in 2. He's not like Crane, who's a B-List villain that you can use over and over again.
She heard Bane calling him Bruce Wayne.
Afterwards she and Batman just flirts about it.
Catwoman knew Wayne was Bats by the end right? Right?? No one is that stupid...
"Im bffs with batman"
Joker would have been the main villain again.
Heard him called Bruce?
How about the part where she saw him get his ass beat, back broken, mask broken off and dragged out in a heap.
She was there for all of that.
How many times did we have Good-guy-with-gun-to-his-head-in-impossible-situation then DEUS EX MACHINA comes to save the day. I can think of at least three off the top of my head:
- JGL with a gun to his head. Batman appears out of nowhere to mess up the guards
- Army of cops about to get blown away by the Tumblers. The Bat appears out of nowhere to mess them up
- Batman about to get blown away by Bane. Catwoman appears out of nowhere to mess Bane up.
I feel like there were a few others I can't think of right now. What's worse is every single time the bad guys took far too long to act. It was the same old "I'm going to kill you now!" I'm still kind of in shock that this was all able to pass through the script and filming and editing unnoticed by such an able-minded group of filmmakers.
I wanted Gordon to slap the shit out of Blake when he went all preachy on him in the safe house over the Dent/Batman lie.
Joker would have been the main villain again.
See but that wouldn't have been that great either.
Catwoman knew Wayne was Bats by the end right? Right?? No one is that stupid...
"Im bffs with batman"
I re-watched Begins and TDK last night and it brought up a drawback to TDKR.
I realized that I didn't like how they handled Gotham City in Rises. In the first two, especially Batman Begins, they did an excellent job of creating Gotham City as its own entity. Sure, it was filmed mostly in Chicago, but it really didn't feel like Chicago. Wayne Tower, the "Narrows", and the elevated train system made it seem more like a fictional, dark city.
In TDKR, Gotham is essentially just New York City. They use extreme long shots of NYC that show the Chrysler Building and the Empire State Building, as well as the construction of the new WTC. It felt like Spider-Man when Batman was standing on top of that bridge looking out over the NYC skyline.
It just felt like a departure from the previous films.
Bane already spilled everything in the sewer fight..
I kinda wish that Crane had a bigger role in this. Finally have him as a legitimate threat after making him a joke character in TDK.
Fuck all this shit about Blake "knowing" he's Batman...how the fuck does an entire city not see the correlation between:
Batman disappearing for 8 years/Bruce Wayne disappears from the public eye for 8 years.
Batman returns to the public eye, Bruce Wayne returns to the public eye.
Same problem I had with Superman Returns and Clark/Supes disappearing/reappearing.
I love the shit out of this movie, but it's probably the least quotable out of the trilogy. Some lines just seems muddled and unnecessarily complicated.
I don't think it is really deus ex machina when Batman saves helpless people from death in a Batman movie. That is sort of what is expected of him.
FISH FISH PASTA PASTA
FISH FISH PASTA PASTA
FISH FISH PASTA PASTA
FISH FISH PASTA PASTA
I like the movie too but man does it have some issues the other 2 didn't.
I didn't notice the imagery before, of Bruce falling down the well in the first movie, and pulling himself out of it in the third.
It seems fitting... In the first movie, he was the one constantly being saved and built up.
In the second movie, he was doing his best to prevent things getting worse, but he was counting on Dent to make things better.
Now, to end the trilogy, he's finally going to rely on himself, pull himself out of the metaphorical hole, and save Gotham, no matter the cost.
Speaking of which, just to give Alfred that moment, Bruce could have been dragging Selina to that cafe for months, hell, years at that exact time everyday.
"C'mon, Selina...today might be the day that Alfred shows up!"
Seriously, Catwoman is a piece of shit. And Batman loves her for it.
He gets betrayed by Catwoman, literally stabbed in the chest by the woman he thought he could trust with an atom bomb I]
Fuck all this shit about Blake "knowing" he's Batman...how the fuck does an entire city not see the correlation between:
Batman disappearing for 8 years/Bruce Wayne disappears from the public eye for 8 years.
Batman returns to the public eye, Bruce Wayne returns to the public eye.
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Pretty much. In my opinion it wasn't as memorable as The Dark Knight, but pretty much a great and satisfying finale to the trilogy.
I just remembered another thing that was shitty about that crooks against the cops melee.
WHY WERE COPS, ARMED WITH NIGHTSTICKS, RUNNING TOWARDS CRIMINALS THAT WERE CLEARLY FIRING FULLY AUTOMATIC RIFLES AT THEM?!?!
Oh and unfortunately, contrary to the demands of that guy from TDK, there were more dead cops.
Huh? You see the cops all firing their handguns at Bane's crowd while running at them full pelt. We just didn't see anybody get shot.
Huh? You see the cops all firing their handguns at Bane's crowd while running at them full pelt. We just didn't see anybody get shot.
Having watched TDK tonight in theatres and TDKR earlier today through an advanced screening I can say that TDKR easily is as good as TDK in my opinion. Honestly the only thing that gives TDK an edge is Ledger, and that was a once in a lifetime performance.