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for real. why don't Batman just lick his fingers and squeeze out the lit fuse?Batman saves Gotham :
I know you're excited but I think you might wanna save out for a good gif for your sig. Tbh that gif is pretty...bleh. I'm looking forward to the ones to comeBatman saves Gotham :
for real. why don't Batman just lick his fingers and squeeze out the lit fuse?Batman saves Gotham :
Best gif so far is Bane going MMA on Batman's ribs at Mayweather speed, during the final fight scene
I wasn't talking about the bomb gif, I was talking about the gif in his sig of the final shot of the movie
Bane was a fantastic villain. His voice took a bit to get use to and there were some words I couldn't make out. But Nolan/Goyer did a great job with character. I still think Ledger as the Joker was a bit better. This may change after repeated viewings.
Agreed.
I went to the prologue screening a few months ago, and Bane's voice was much better back then
Some deaf gots complained, and they came up with a ty voice over in the opening scene
" WITH NO SURVIVORS RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH GNANA !!!! "
But it was fine for the rest of the movie
glad they scrapped the "Talia kills lucius" idea
Watched it again this morning. I think I'm ready to officially call it my favorite of the trilogy, which I honestly didn't expect.
Not only that, but the way it ties back to Batman Begins has made me like that one even more than I already did. The Dark Knight, which I still ing love, is easily #3 for me now. Which, again, I did not at all expect to be the case.
I didn't think it was that great of a movie for some reason...I don't know, it could have been me being tired at the midnight premier, but I wasn't as mesmerized as some of you. I thought it was entertaining, still a good movie. I don't know, I was more captivated by TDK.
Bane was, like the Joker in TDK, a great character. Nolan's villains are the , they make the movies. But I found it way too hard to understand his voice, I hate movies which require the audience to make a strong, conscious effort to understand what a character is saying, especially an important one. I want to understand every single word to fully interpret a movie, and I don't want it to be a task. And while I'm on the subject, I guess this can apply to the TDK as well but Batman's voice just seems cheesy, how he says every phrase in the same tone and rhythm.
completely agree with CF....
TDK was my fav before this one, but after watching this one I had to completely re rank them TDKR, BB, TDK.
It got back to Bruce Wayne in a suit fighting crime instead of Batman fighting crime which is what nolans batman was all about. TDK was a great movie but it had a completely different vibe, not a bad thing though. But that different vibe makes the TDKR that much better.
I'm torn between TDKR and TDK. I think both are way better than Begins.
I agree. This is definitely my favorite movie of the trilogy. Loved the storyline in Begins. Dark Knight took off where Begins left off and Rises was the perfect ending to the trilogy.
I just wish Nolan would've started off the Superman franchise by himself rather than Zack Synder.
BTW Warner Bros have their James Cameron (20th Cen Fox) in Chris Nolan. By the end of the Rises run, Nolan will have brought $3 Billion in receipts in back to back to back movies.Now that's Cameron's, Lucas's and Speilberg's territory.
Definitely appreciated it the 2nd time around much, much more. Not much else I could say about it.
Has and heard of the theaters with "D-Box"? There is a theater in SA with it and it's supposed to be pretty sick to watch TDKR with it.
I think TDK is better than BB as a stand alone movie. But in terms of the trilogy, BB and TDKR are closer together.
Also, like I said before, the different vibe of TDK was a necessary step in making TDKR ties back to the original that much better. Not really sure how to explain what I mean.
No one here was mesmerized, they were satisfied to say the least with the way Nolan ended the trilogy.
Poor word choice then I guess. I haven't even seen BB so I should do that soon and follow it up with TDK, which I own.
I'm fine with Snyder. As has been said elsewhere, including in this thread and in the trailer review video, he's a better director than he is a filmmaker. Dawn of the Dead, 300, and Watchmen were all really well directed, I thought. He's got a good eye and a visual style that I think is legitimately compelling. The problem is when he tries to be an auteur. Sucker Punch was a complete mess, but it was still gorgeous to look at.
EDIT: My bad. That stuff was said in the Man of Steel thread. Forgot where I was, but the point stands.
Which I actually think is somewhat unfortunate. I'd love to see him go back to smaller scale films again now that he's done with Batman. At least once or twice, but ideally he'd pull a Soderbergh and alternate between blockbuster and indie. Memento and Insomnia are great films precisely because they were so small and I'd love to see that type of storytelling from him again. Smaller movies might be impossible if he becomes too synonymous with spectacle.BTW Warner Bros have their James Cameron (20th Cen Fox) in Chris Nolan. By the end of the Rises run, Nolan will have brought $3 Billion in receipts in back to back to back movies.
Inception wasn't really that big of a movie. Out of the $160 mill budget, they only spend like $60 - $70 on the movie and the rest was all on marketing.
Loved The Prestige and Memento. Insomnia was kind of slow but very well acted. As i said earlier, Nolan hasn't made a bad film yet.
Absolutely loved Insomnia. Felt like that was carried by Pacino's acting more than anything, though.
Whats really awesome to me about how well he brought it back full circle is that BB was never intended to be the start of a trilogy.
Loved the prestige one of my all time favorites.
Saw it today on IMAX and all I can cll it is brilliant. The joker character was to me hilarious in how way out psychotic he was. Bane was frightening in his not only physical superiority but mental as well.
The first fight scene with Bane, was the first time in a movie ive ever felt my breath being taken away. A combo of shocked, frightened and whatever else.
When the guy puts him in the rope harness the I guess good god moment is when he says "those vertebra poking out your back need to go back in place. "
I wish I could go to Nolan and beg for more. He could do more and they would be just as genius. Riddler and other characters are realistic! Penguin is an arms dealer. It can be worked in!
Come on Nolan. More please.
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