Re: The Dark Knight Rises
Thanks for posting!
I'm officially on the Bane Train as well! What a freaking badass!
I think a lot of the problems you had were indeed due to seeing it in omnimax. That's a different shape than Imax.
I saw TDK in omnimax a few months ago and I could barely figure out what was going on despite seeing it many times before. Omnimax is best suited to nature flicks and roller-coaster gimmicks.
I hope you have a real Imax theater to go to when you see the actual film.
Thanks for posting!
i'm gonna go ahead and say it.. i'm on the bane train... now i'm positive hes gonna be one bad mofo... hot toys where you at?
^nothing we havent seen before. dont think it merits a spoiler tag
I'm officially on the Bane Train as well! What a freaking badass!
It got me pumped for the film but I wasn't impressed with it. I was excited when I saw the new logo, but the way this opening is shot is a cluster ____, it didn't give you any time to breathe.
It's probably the fastest 6 mins I've ever experienced. You get a quick cut ofand then everything goes crazy.Gordon's speech
From what I heard of Bane, he again, sounds really cool. It's just so hard to understand what characters are saying and the way the scenes are shot is nuts. It's a mess.
- Negatives
- Why does it open with Gordon talking? It seems so out of place.
- Everyone is hard to understand.
- The action sequences are as fast as lightning. BOOM, BAM, BOOM and it's done.
- It's incoherent as ____. (This might be due to the Omnimax IMAX dome theater though). It doesn't flow well at all when you're eyes are looking all over the place. It's just too overwhelming, like a kid with ADHD in your face playing with planes and action figures, or like a Bay film. There's no structure to it like the Bank Heist. General Audiences (i.e. people that don't obsess over this stuff and knowing every little detail) aren't going to understand what the hell they just watched.
Overall, not that impressed. I preferred the TDK Prologue Bank Heist by far. That had an actual narrative and flowed smoothly, with understandable character dialogue.
I think a lot of the problems you had were indeed due to seeing it in omnimax. That's a different shape than Imax.
I saw TDK in omnimax a few months ago and I could barely figure out what was going on despite seeing it many times before. Omnimax is best suited to nature flicks and roller-coaster gimmicks.
I hope you have a real Imax theater to go to when you see the actual film.