The Dark Knight Rises Unsafe (?) Hype Thread |5 Spoiled, 2 Of Them Mods!|

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Like I give a shit, the movie will not be less epic because of that.

Having any and all musical surprises/great cues ruined for you beforehand is never the way to go. Instead of seeing a scene and hearing the music for the first time together and having that color your opinion, you'll instead be waiting for your favorite cues to appear and be disappointed if they don't.

Movies should be a virgin audiovisual experience.

As an example: if you'd listened to TDK's score before seeing the movie and loved "Like A Dog Chasing Cars", then you'd be pretty pissed when you finally saw the movie and how badly that song got hacked up.
 
Having any and all musical surprises/great cues ruined for you beforehand is never the way to go. Instead of seeing a scene and hearing the music for the first time together and having that color your opinion, you'll instead be waiting for your favorite cues to appear and be disappointed if they don't.

Movies should be a virgin audiovisual experience.

I listened to Tron Legacy's OST before the movie, and loved it more when it played up in the movie at the right spots.
 
Movies should be a virgin audiovisual experience.

Says who? You?

If people want to listen to the score before the film, and they enjoy themselves, who the hell are you to tell them otherwise? I've never done it before, but like I said, I know it'll still blow me away because each song played will have greater context.

Believe it or not, not everyone thinks the same way you do.

Channeling my inner Bane while listening to
Gotham's Reckoning

Lol, that,
Mind If I Cut In? and The Fire Rises are my favourite. Mind If I Cut In reminds me of Sherlock Holmes. :)
 
Says who? You?

If people want to listen to the score before the film, and they enjoy themselves, who the hell are you to tell them otherwise? I've never done it before, but like I said, I know it'll still blow me away because each song played will have greater context.

Believe it or not, not everyone thinks the same way you do.

Yes, says me and anyone with common sense. The less you know about a movie before seeing it, the better.

Also, calm down.
 
Yes, says me and anyone with common sense. The less you know about a movie before seeing it, the better.

Also, calm down.

Lol calm down, classic response.

Once again, if people want to listen to the score before the film, then so be it. They'll still it enjoy it either way, no matter what you think lol. Next time a great film comes out and I feel like perhaps listening to the score beforehand, I'll check in with you.


Says common sense. The score is obviously one of the highlights of the movie when it's composed by Hans Zimmer. It's an epic ending to an epic trilogy. You shouldn't listen it beforehand if you don't want to ruin part of the experience.

I keep hearing "should" and "shouldn't", but like I said earlier, you aren't the masters of how people here want to experience a film. The music will be everlasting, it'll still be fantastic when they see it in the cinema, I don't get how it's going to "ruin" part of the experience lol.
 
Really? I don't know if I would be able to even pay attention or enjoy the movie at those hours. Midnight is cool but 3am or 6am is going into crazy territory.
Dont worry, I got it all figured out. I finish work at 4 on saturday, go home, pass the fuck out on sleeping pills or some shit, wake up, drink some energy drink if I'm not adequetly hypedand see the film, then sleep in the work office for a while. Thinking about it, it could actually be really cool. There's virtually zero chance of getting douchebags in the cinema at that time.
 
its a shame people care soo much about big movie reviews... will not read a single one of them

I don't---

Unless it starts to become overwhelmingly positive or negative, which might shape my opinion depending on how much I want to see it. I had zero interest in Battleship at all, but if reviews leaned positive, especially very positive, I would have given it a second chance and saw it. But if there's something I want to see, say John Carter, and reviews are inheritantly negative, I'm still going to see it and judge it for myself.

To be honest, I expected the reviews to shift negative on this because of how huge the last entry was. People these days refuse to believe they can be wowed twice. And in a few weeks I'm sure the BB vs. DK vs. TDK skewing user/amateur blogger reviews will be interesting to watch.


Armond White will review this film so you will have at least one negative review.

There was a reviewer for USA Today that I used to read almost ten years ago and I can't remember his name, but he basically destroyed every major sci-fi/fantasy/adventure film that came out. And he did it in the most smug, condescending way - "if you like this, you are worthless". Example: he said that Return of the King was so painful to watch that he crouched down in his seat, worried a peer would see him there and mock him for being there. He said that he didn't know a single teenage boy who would watch RotK, said that his son (according to him a "jock who has friends") laughed at him for going, and that he assumed the only people going were 35 year olds who lived with their mothers.
 
So are we to assume all the reviews so far were from that 50+ press screening with the standing ovation?

Did they have auto-fellatio devices installed on all seats?

Nope. There have been a number of screenings by this point... at the very least in Los Angeles and New York.

People like the movie. The consensus will probably be overwhelmingly positive, just like The Dark Knight. How unexpected
/sarcasm
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I hope the prologue is on the Blu-ray, I really wanna see that.

Prologue opens the film. It's not a separate entity. Is this a spoiler?
 
Caught this on some random shitty site. Thought it was hilariously dumb.

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