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Wow, great movie. I don't know why some viewers were expecting crazy plot twists/mind-fucks.. Is this a pre-requisite for a good movie?
I typically never head out to the theatres but glad I did. I was thoroughly entertained for the entire 2.5hrs. IMAX was amazing -much prefer this visual experience over 3D. What a trilogy.
One question: I didn't stay past the credits.. Did I miss anything?
Wow, great movie. I don't know why some viewers were expecting crazy plot twists/mind-fucks.. Is this a pre-requisite for a good movie?
I typically never head out to the theatres but glad I did. I was thoroughly entertained for the entire 2.5hrs. IMAX was amazing -much prefer this visual experience over 3D. What a trilogy.
One question: I didn't stay past the credits.. Did I miss anything?
This was the conclusion. It wouldn't make any sense to have a post credits scene. And no.
A lot of the theatres have received upgraded screens and projectors and those who have IMAX's are true and same with the AVX theatres
When talking about Imax, there is only one true way to watch it, and that is 70mm film projectors.
"upgraded" digital projectors are not true Imax. Here's a comparison:
Only two of the Imax theatres in BC will look like the screen on the right: Richmond and Langley (Collosus, I thought it was Cocquitlam, fixed typo). The rest will look like theone on the left. Basically it's bigger than a normal theatre screen, but not Imax. It doesn't have the verticality that immerses you into the movie. Like, the whole fucking point of Imax.
Movie wasn't too bad. Gf said it was bad because she expected something more like The Dark Knight with the Joker. Good ending though I really liked the ending because it could mean the movie is going to have a sequel
sorry it wasn't a fair fail..you dont live in canada no more
and was gonna do it when you gave joseph gordon-levitt some funky name few pages back
at least you didn't confuse chris hansen for rick hansen haha
Just got back from it, and, I'm sure I'm going to get hated on for this, but I liked it more than TDK. Here's why:
I tend to write a lot when I get into something, prep for a bit more reading than some other posts.
First off, I felt that TDK was too over-hyped for me at the time. And upon seeing it, I was expecting more from Heath Ledger. In no way am I saying he was bad, or even mediocre; he redefined what people believed to be the Joker. He no longer was a cartoonish clown, who used gags and jokes as a form of destruction; he became a monster, one who clearly wanted the world to burn as he watched, not from atop a pedestal, but from an equal standing as everyone around him, so that he could see and feel what he caused. Nolan clearly created something amazing with TDK, and everyone in the film was outstanding. However, these reasons are from TDKR, so they're spoilered.
Spoiler!
- Michael Caine. He made the movie painful, heartbreaking and believable in the sense of agony Batman can cause by "doing what is right." When he was beginning to break down speaking to Bruce about not wanting to bury another Wayne, I felt as though it was the most genuine acting I've seen in years. Michael Caine is extremely talented and seeing Alfred broken during the funeral was gut-wrenching to me.
- Tom Hardy was haunting to me. His voice could have been something different had I been the one to decide, but when listening to him speak, I focused on the baritone range of his voice distortion. He became something of a nightmare when I did. When he was staring down Batman in the sewer, it was disturbing. He had the eyes of someone who had lost everything and was made fear inducing because of it.
- Obviously I have a hard-on for Anne Hathaway. I feel she did well as Selina Kyle, and knowing Selina's background through comics and such, I found her totally reasonable as a fighter.
- Throwback to Dr. Crane. I'm sure, as someone else said, that his placement would have been the Joker instead, had Heath Ledger still been alive. However, being willing to bring back forgotten characters/villians from previous films was a great moment.
- The back break. I was in a very composed theatre when I watched the movie, but I was so excited that it was included. It had to be, I would have been mad if it weren't.
- Although not given the name of one of the original three characters to become Robin, I was expecting throughout much of the movie that Joseph Gordon Levitt was going to become Robin as there was no other reason for him to be getting as much screen time as he did. And I think it was the right move. Although I doubt a sequel/spinoff, I feel like it was the right thing to do, to give the audience an idea that it's not the end. Just a new beginning.
- The ending. I was so sucked into the story that I did not even think of the ejection/autopilot twist which saved Batman. Seeing (what I thought was) Batman finally being brought to an end could have easily brought me to tears had I been alone/with someone who wouldn't judge me for tearing up. Seeing a hero you've looked up to all your life die is heartbreaking, even if they are fictional.
Overall, because I've always loved Batman as well as Nolan's take on the franchise, I give it a 10. I hope that if Batman is taken under someone else's name, they take a page out of Nolan's book on how to make movies that keep you coming back for more.
sorry it wasn't a fair fail..you dont live in canada no more
and was gonna do it when you gave joseph gordon-levitt some funky name few pages back
at least you didn't confuse chris hansen for rick hansen haha
What does living in Canada have to do with anything? Are you saying there are more 70mm Imax film locations in BC? Because there aren't, at least according to the official Dark Knight Rises website. Or was it because I made the typo, and called Colossus Coquitlam? Yeah, my bad
As for the actor, maybe I got the names in the wrong order, I don't know. I can't be bothered to remember when actors have 3 names, 2 of which can be first or last names. Fucking child actors of the 90's, if you're going to become an actual star, fix your name
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