No, that's wrong. It is alluded to. The viewer has to pick up on the little clues here and there.
People complain about things being "spoon fed" to the audience, and then complain that a certain plot point wasn't alluded to enough throughout the earlier parts of the movie...
I usually hate fan trailers, but I really want to see the trilogy trailers people come up with once the blu-ray is out. I need to see Bruce Wayne's complete story told through Nickelback.
It had 2 important functions.
1. It left Dent's good name and deeds pure and unsullied. Like they say in the movie, the revelation about Dent being a murdering psycho would have ruined all they had achieved.
2. It made Batman someone to fear again. In TDK we learned that criminals were no longer afraid of Batman due to his code. They feared Joker, as he was a man without rules or a moral code. A man who would kill anyone in cold blood. The lie allows Batman to once again strike fear into the hearts of criminals.
How did Wayne get from prison on one end of the earth, onto Gotham island undetected in under 37 seconds?
This film was so bad. Not in the same league as BB, TDK, Inception, Prestige, and Transformers 1.
I usually hate fan trailers, but I really want to see the trilogy trailers people come up with once the blu-ray is out. I need to see Bruce Wayne's complete story told through Nickelback.
How did Wayne get from prison on one end of the earth, onto Gotham island undetected in under 37 seconds?
Loved that scene so much. Wanted to get up and chant with the prisoners. And then the blind doctor chants as well, so awesome.
Loved the happy ending. I was prepping myself for a dark, somber ending, and then the happy ending happens, and I'm like
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Just wish there was more Alfred. I know why their interaction is limited at the ending, but I do wish there was some "more" between Bruce and Alfred. But it's satisfying enough. The more time passes, the more I love the ending.
Bane was dealt with quickly, but it made sense the only thing that could take him down and keep him down was a .50 caliber anti-aircraft gun.
It is all there. Dagget says to Bane that he ruined the plan or something to that effect and Bane responds "Everything is proceeding as planned"
How did Wayne get from prison on one end of the earth, onto Gotham island undetected in under 37 seconds?
TDK>TDKR>BB
Sound about right?
- How the eff did he survive the bomb?
Wasn't there 23 whole days before the bomb detonation when Bruce escaped?
TDK>TDKR>BB
Sound about right?
Wasn't there 23 whole days before the bomb detonation when Bruce escaped?
so in retrospect, everyones favourite moment from the series?
- How the eff did he survive the bomb?
is there any ambiguity about Lucius being alive? My friend just asked if he died, but I thought the last shot was of him talking w/ the Wayne Corp. engineers about Bruce modifying the Bat w/ autopilot??
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TDK:
- "I have to save him!" Gary Oldman fucking slays me in this scene. He sounds so utterly defeated and in such despair. He feels total guilt and responsibility for what Dent has become.
TDK:
- "I have to save him!" Gary Oldman fucking slays me in this scene. He sounds so utterly defeated and in such despair. He feels total guilt and responsibility for what Dent has become.
I can pick out a favorite scene in both TDK and TDKR with ease. BB is MUCH tougher for me, as the entire first act never ceases to blow my mind no matter how many times I see it. So for now, just TDK and TDKR:
TDK:
- "I have to save him!" Gary Oldman fucking slays me in this scene. He sounds so utterly defeated and in such despair. He feels total guilt and responsibility for what Dent has become.
TDKR:
- "RISE". One of those moments of audiovisual euphoria that makes you want to stand up and cheer along with the prisoners. Just a really epic, uplifting moment.
TDK>TDKR>BB
Sound about right?
so in retrospect, everyones favourite moment from the series?
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"You thought we could be decent men in an indecent time"
The mood, the unbelievable score, the lighting, the hopeless sense of dread. Everything so perfectly surmised the loftier ideas in the comic in this one scene. And Eckart was the unsung hero of TDK
But wont Gotham become irradiated now?
TDK>BB>TDKR
But that doesn't make TDKR bad.
I know the films are quite different in tone, but how did people feel it stacked up to the Avengers? Personally i think the Avengers has the edge as its writing was more consistant throughout. I still thought TDKR was great though. I thought it was Christian bales best performance as Bruce Wayne and i actually liked the robin reference.
But wont Gotham become irradiated now?
Are the fights actually well shot this time? Inception gave me vague hope that Nolans learning how to.
Are the fights actually well shot this time? Inception gave me vague hope that Nolans learning how to.
TDKR:
- "RISE". One of those moments of audiovisual euphoria that makes you want to stand up and cheer along with the prisoners. Just a really epic, uplifting moment.
Are the fights actually well shot this time? Inception gave me vague hope that Nolans learning how to.
But wont Gotham become irradiated now?
How is the climbing scene audio and visual euphoria it is him climbing up the wall for the 3rd time (?) in almost the exact same manner except this time we know 100% he is going to make it because he has no rope. The prisoners were chanting the same thing before when he failed so it was just boring.
Your signs are backwards.
It obviously wasn't a fast event, but I agree the timeline of events got discarded after a while. It goes from "23 days..." to "12 hours" without much accounting for how much time was passing in between.How did Wayne get from prison on one end of the earth, onto Gotham island undetected in under 37 seconds?.
Are the fights actually well shot this time? Inception gave me vague hope that Nolans learning how to.
This post is boring.
Because its predictable its boring? Man, why do we even watch movies?
Are the fights actually well shot this time? Inception gave me vague hope that Nolans learning how to.
It obviously wasn't a fast event, but I agree the timeline of events got discarded after a while. It goes from "23 days..." to "12 hours" without much accounting for how much time was passing in between.
Wayne getting back into the city via emergency aid trucks or some other means isn't a stretch, I just would like to have seen it happen.
It's a new kind of bomb. I give it a pass on that.
People told me it was fantastic. I think it's pretty a mediocre choreography, albeit a bit more brutal than TDK or BB. If Tony Jaa's is a 10 and William Shatner's is a 1, The Dark Knight Rises is a 6.
Awesome.yeah, you can actually tell what is going on in them![]()
Great question, this is toughie but I have to go with this
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"People need dramatic examples to shake them out of apathy and I can't do that as Bruce Wayne, as a man I'm flesh and blood I can be ignored I can be destroyed but as a symbol, as a symbol I can be incorruptible, I can be everlasting."
[B]Something elemental, something terrifying.[/B][/QUOTE]
Great pick
And solo is right. Oldman was a force of nature acting wise in TDK. "No. I have to save Dent." is so flat on the page, but Oldman really sells whats at stake here
They take it to the streets, Rocky V style!
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