Re: Hot Toys The Dark Knight Rises - Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Detective John Blake ??
Bane under the armory was never being contested, how Bane obtained the knowledge that got him under the armory is
what was being questioned. Whether it happened the way you asserted is conjecture, nothing more, nothing less.
What way did I assert it happened? I didn't assert
how it happened. I simply asserted that it DEFINITELY happened "somehow, someway". Nolan doesn't show us when or how it happened, (what you may call shoddy writing if you wish) and I made no guesses about the specifics of it other that to say that the fact that the end up under the armory on-screen is direct proof that at some point in the past
off screen they discovered the precise location of it.
He's on the news speaking to Engel ready to spill the beans, correct?
Correct.
If so then he has to have
some evidence correct?
Incorrect. You are making a leap that just because he is on the news, it means he has tangible evidence to back up whatever he says about Batman's identity to Engel.
unless he expects Gotham and Engel to take his word for it. Is there direct onscreen evidence
substantiating my example other than Reese appearing on the news? (which is depicted onscreen)
Reese appearing on the news says precisely
NOTHING about what he evidence he does or does not have to back up his claim. Absolutely nothing is presented, yet you claim it "must be there". Heck *maybe* it is there, but still, nothing is presented, and his appearing on the news IS NOT evidence that he has something. How many times in real life has a claim made on national television been debunked, or shown to be smoke and mirrors because the person making the claim has nothing to show for it. Just because someone convinces someone to put them on TV is NOT proof in itself that he is telling the truth.
We know Reese really knows Batman's identity because
we are the omniscient real-world audience. How do the characters in the movie know he's not full of it?
No, but then again there is no
evidence of your example either than the LOS appearing under the armory (which is also depicted onscreen)
Again, my claim is simply that the LOS definitely found the armory. That's it. And you've shown we agree on that point.
Once again, whose disputing the LOS found the armory? Why do you keep insisting that that is what's in dispute?
I don't. In fact I said (and
you quoted):
this is a fact of the film, this is not in dispute
The dispute hinges on how they obtained information on an armory purportedly "off the books". You have nothing but conjecture which you arrived to based off the fact that the LOS is under the armory.
Really? Show me where I outlined exactly
how they obtained information on an armory. All I claimed is that it definitely happened offscreen, I made no assertions about
how it happened, just that it did happen. And you're even agreeing with me that it did happen (after all, it's indisputable)!
Just like I drew the conclusion that Coleman Reese kept something that incriminates Bruce to the point in which he is on live television about to out his former employer and the wealthiest man in the city.
Again, no, not "just like" my claim. You drew a conclusion while there is nothing to show that Reese has anything in his possession. My conclusion, on the other hand, has onscreen evidence that something DEFINITELY is the case, something DEFINITELY happened. My example can be expressed as a DIRECT and inevitable, indisputable, cause and effect (not conjecture). Yours cannot.