Spartan Rex
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Which was borrowed from Silence of the Lambs...
That scene has been done dozens of times before TDK.How many movies will borrow the Joker's "incarceration" scene?
How many movies will borrow the Joker's "incarceration" scene?
Best commercial ever.
John Harrison is Kahn and well I guess everyone saw that coming from miles away but the reveal scene is fantastically done. the Sherlock dude is a fantastic actor and so convincing in the role.
Just saw this, I won't drop any spoilers, but I enjoyed it a lot. Fast paced, a few great nods to the originals, and there are a couple of shots that, visually, are just jaw droppingly stunning.
In the Next Generation prisoners were always being held behind an invisible force field stasis field when crew members would talk to them. I'm sure this even happened prior to Silence of the Lambs. And showing antagonists in prison must go back to the early days of movies. How many westerns had such a scene? So no, Dark Knight doesn't deserve the credit.How many movies will borrow the Joker's "incarceration" scene?
Hmmm. Still not sure how I feel about this till I see it. From what I have seen he couldn't possibly be further from Montalban's Khan than he is
And Ledger's joker couldn't be further from Nicholson's...
Yes, but there was a complete franchise reboot between Batman '89 and TDK, which made them independent productions.
The JJ Trek Universe is SUPPOSED to be the SAME universe universe, up until the time the Narada showed up and disrupted the timelines.
Ummm...ok, that's fine, but EVERY other character in this "same universe" is being played by a different actor than the originals. It's not a reboot huh? Interesting. I guess I'm not familiar with the technicalities of what constitutes a reboot. I'm pretty sure the majority of moviegoers consider Abrams' Trek a reboot and not a continuation of the "same universe universe". As far as Kahn goes, the character is awesome. Why not use him? Sure Mantalban's performance was iconic. But I still think they can use the character of an augmented super-human from the 90's, have him played by a different actor, and call him Khan. Who's to say that the butterfly effect in this timeline didn't somehow change which child the parents decided to name Khan. Or maybe the mother married a different guy and had always planned on naming her son Khan. I mean the possibilities, if you wanna talk technicalities, are endless.
I heard that The Dark Knight actually created life on Earth.In the Next Generation prisoners were always being held behind an invisible force field stasis field when crew members would talk to them. I'm sure this even happened prior to Silence of the Lambs. And showing antagonists in prison must go back to the early days of movies. How many westerns had such a scene? So no, Dark Knight doesn't deserve the credit.
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