The Dark Knight Rises ***USE SPOILER TAGS***

[jye4ever]

Na, I won't be that jealous. I can go see it tomorrow night, but I have to be somewhat attentive at work Friday morning. There's only four of us at my office, and 2 are on vacation Friday. One is on a family vacation in Jamaica, and the other is off for her birthday so I'd rather let them enjoy their days then be a pain in the ass over a movie (this is why I had to explain why I requested Friday off).

Holy crap, what!

Get your ass to the midnight show and screw their Jamaica vacation and birthday party.

You're waiting too long. Might as well wait for Blu-Ray then.

 

[jye4ever]

Tomorrow... IMAX Beckons.

Come to papa

do you have to climb that ladder to get in.

 

[intothevoid]

do you have to climb that ladder to get in.

*starts ascent on ladder to TDKR heaven*


*slips*


*starts thinking ..'Why Do We F____'* SPLAT.


*Legend Ends*

 

[The Tuggernaut]

Wow. Well done to Christopher Nolan for pulling off what is an amazing end to an amazing trilogy. Truly spectacular in scale, and in emotion. I'm not really sure that this is the best film in the trilogy, though. I think more time is needed in order to make an accurate decision, rather than just buying into the hype and automatically saying it is the best. With that said, it is still ____ing awesome.

Spoiler

I must say, the first fight between Batman and Bane might well be one of the greatest one v one fights I've seen in an action film. I also liked how there was no score to accompany the fight. Made it feel more intense, IMO. It was also great to see Batman meet a physically superior opponent. The moment when he breaks Batman's back was awesome, as the image in the film mirrors the image in the comics.

One thing which I guess you could call a nitpick was Bane's death. It just seemed to be over with so quick after there was so much build up surrounding their final fight. Catwoman enters, boom, he's dead. No more mention of him in the rest of the film.

The ending was what you may call predictable, in that Bruce Wayne lives, but it's still a fkn great ending. The scenes leading up to the Bruce/Alfred spotting each other at the restaurant were full of emotion, and yeah, I was teary eyed. Such a great end to the trilogy.

I thought the scene with Blake entering the batcave at the very end was cool, and also a nice way to end the film. I guess we can assume he goes on to protect Gotham. It would be cool to see a sequel with him as Gotham's new hero, but there seems to be no chance of that whatsoever.

Liam Neeson's cameo R'as Al Ghul was pretty cool. I was happy to see him in the film. Crane's (Scarecrow) appearance was neat as well.

End.

 

[jye4ever]

*starts ascent on ladder to TDKR heaven*


*slips*


*starts thinking ..'Why Do We F____'* SPLAT.


*Legend Ends*

void collection donated to "Make A Kato Wish Foundation."

 

[intothevoid]

do you have to climb that ladder to get in.

And one for scale reference
I.e. look at the puny car

 

[jye4ever]

Wow. Well done to Christopher Nolan for pulling off what is an amazing end to an amazing trilogy. Truly spectacular in scale, and in emotion. I'm not really sure that this is the best film in the trilogy, though. I think more time is needed in order to make an accurate decision, rather than just buying into the hype and automatically saying it is the best. With that said, it is still ____ing awesome.

Spoiler

I must say, the first fight between Batman and Bane might well be one of the greatest one v one fights I've seen in an action film. I also liked how there was no score to accompany the fight. Made it feel more intense, IMO. It was also great to see Batman meet a physically superior opponent. The moment when he breaks Batman's back was awesome, as the image in the film mirrors the image in the comics.

One thing which I guess you could call a nitpick was Bane's death. It just seemed to be over with so quick after there was so much build up surrounding their final fight. Catwoman enters, boom, he's dead. No more mention of him in the rest of the film.

The ending was what you may call predictable, in that Bruce Wayne lives, but it's still a fkn great ending. The scenes leading up to the Bruce/Alfred spotting each other at the restaurant were full of emotion, and yeah, I was teary eyed. Such a great end to the trilogy.

I thought the scene with Blake entering the batcave at the very end was cool, and also a nice way to end the film. I guess we can assume he goes on to protect Gotham. It would be cool to see a sequel with him as Gotham's new hero, but there seems to be no chance of that whatsoever.

Liam Neeson's cameo R'as Al Ghul was pretty cool. I was happy to see him in the film. Crane's (Scarecrow) appearance was neat as well.

End.

ie: it's the best of the 3

 

[lambo944]

void collection donated to "Make A Kato Wish Foundation."

 

[jye4ever]

And one for scale reference
I.e. look at the puny car

Sweet crucified Jesus that's a beast!

 

[intothevoid]

Sweet crucified Jesus that's a beast!

I want to take that wrap-round poster home

Spoiler

To live in it

 

[The Side of the Show]

It's a very lengthy movie and the music was so intense expecially the "Bane Theme" My only problem was, it's very hard to understand what bane is trying to say in some scenes.

 

[SOLIDSNAKE]

Hahahaha. Honestly though I truly felt this may be the best of the trilogy and you guys are going to love it.

ohh man ! you just pumped me even more.
tomorrow the epic film of our time.

 

[jye4ever]

I want to take that wrap-round poster home

Spoiler

To live in it

Wife will love the upgraded space

 

[intothevoid]

ohh man ! you just pumped me even more.
tomorrow the epic film of our time.

Time for another Youtube update

 

[Wor-Gar]

Shine. Passing on this movie. Gonna watch Cannibal Campout again instead.

 

[thenammagazine]

Wife will love the upgraded space

More like to wrap his homeless, wifeless body in after she boots his ass out for caring more about Batman.

 

[ChaserFan]

It's a very lengthy movie and the music was so intense expecially the "Bane Theme"

Agreed, the music is incredibly intense...massive build-ups one after the other. It was starting to make me sweat a little

 

[The Side of the Show]

Agreed, the music is incredibly intense...massive build-ups one after the other. It was starting to make me sweat a little

Hans Zimmer has done it again

 

[batfan08]

I want to take that wrap-round poster home

Spoiler

To live in it

I'd much rather just move into that building. Most amazing home theater ever.

 

[turtlepower73]

i couldn't believe when i heard that people threatened a movie critic when they said they didn't like the last batman movie..movie fans need to seriously chill. not everyone is going to like all the same movies as we all like..