Nolan Dark Knight Trilogy (BB/TDK/TDKR)
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Zen Mutiny
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Joker movie? The Joker had about 30 minutes of screen time.
Kind of like Batman in Rises?
Joker still made more of an impression than any other character in Nolan's trilogy.
Kind of like Batman in Rises?
Rises featured more of Bruce Wayne, but they are one and the same.
You say that like it's a bad thing.
Quit hating, TDK was a great movie, one of the best CBM's ever made. 
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If you consider Bale's character to be an accurate representation of Bruce Wayne....
You say that like it's a bad thing.
Yeah, it was ok. Too bad it will never be part of a larger continuity. Oh, well, I guess the Nolan trilogy may go down in history as the last time a director got to turn a superhero franchise into his own personal arthouse project.
If you consider Bale's character to be an accurate representation of Bruce Wayne....
Yeah, it was ok. Too bad it will never be part of a larger continuity. Oh, well, I guess the Nolan trilogy may go down in history as the last time a director got to turn a superhero franchise into his own personal arthouse project.
No it wasn't just okay, it was great. But hey, what do I know? WB should let you take over, you seem to have great taste in movies and actors.
Cumberbatch forz Batmen!!!
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No it wasn't just okay, it was great. But hey, what do I know? WB should let you take over, you seem to have great taste in movies and actors.
Cumberbatch forz Batmen!!!
Hey, you're starting to make sense.
Hey, you're starting to make sense.
I have an idea, why don't you go and spam the Man of Steel 2 thread with a bunch of "Cumberbatch for Batman!" posts? Oh wait........
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Why do people hate on the train sequence of Batman Begins?
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It's not bad. But it's not as strong as the rest of the film.
Spiderman 2 train sequence > Batman Begins train sequence
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Batman in an awesome martial arts sequence with Liam "I'm the mutha****in' Demon's Head+Qui Gon Jin+Taken dude all rolled into one Badass mutha" Neeson>>>>Satipo jumping ship while constiParker tries to flex a train into stopping.
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You have Batman in your name. Your bias is noted.
batfan08
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I'd expect nothing less, sir. I like Spider-Man 2 a lot, though; I'm just keeding. I do like BB's better, though (for obvious reasons).
Batman in an awesome martial arts sequence with Liam "I'm the mutha****in' Demon's Head+Qui Gon Jin+Taken dude all rolled into one Badass mutha" Neeson>>>>Satipo jumping ship while constiParker tries to flex a train into stopping.
It was hardly an awesome martial arts sequence. Like most of the hand-to-hand combat in the Nolan trilogy it was so up-close and cut to smithereens you couldn't tell who was hitting who. Great film, but its fights weren't its strong point.
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spiderman train scene over begins? really?
I agree that the fight scenes were cut up badly but it was wayy better than the spiderman one
I agree that the fight scenes were cut up badly but it was wayy better than the spiderman one
I don't know why that would surprise anyone. That Spiderman 2 train fight was amazing, probably the high point of that film and recognised as such by a lot of people.
When was the train sequence in BB ever considered a high point? That film is excellent for many reasons, the train bit not particularly standing out however. I mean it was fine but certainly not mindblowing like the Spiderman 2 battle was at the time and is still now
When was the train sequence in BB ever considered a high point?
That film is excellent for many reasons, the train bit not particularly standing out however. I mean it was fine but certainly not mindblowing like the Spiderman 2 battle was at the time and is still now
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I always liked the fight scenes. They were brutal and visceral, and I wish they'd maintained that in the sequels. He's not a ballerina, he's the goddamn Batman, and his job is to kick the **** out of you if you're a criminal, not look good doing it.
They did.
That was my complaint about the Nolan films. The fight scenes always underwhelmed me.
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They did.
No, it seemed like, at certain times, they tried to make them more "choreographed," and it showed. The quick shots in Begins were awesome, and I loved that.
