Ayoo when the fukk did bats get the time to make the fire sign that gordon lit up? you telling me he stood on the bridge pouring gaseline and no one saw him?
who knows how long he been back since he escaped.
THE DARK KNIGHT RISES REVIEW THREAD [SPOILERS]
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who knows how long he been back since he escaped.
Shady_Kent
Why so serious?
some of yall nikkas act like yall could put out a better product.
If they should have went with you all's ideas then y the hell aint yall making movies.
I give that shyt a 9/10 shyt ended great and the movie as a whole was great.
If they should have went with you all's ideas then y the hell aint yall making movies.
I give that shyt a 9/10 shyt ended great and the movie as a whole was great.
Jefe Blanco
All Star
Ayoo when the fukk did bats get the time to make the fire sign that gordon lit up? you telling me he stood on the bridge pouring gaseline and no one saw him?
there was one on another building too
DAMN ya'll are such nitpickers. It is truly impossible for a movie to please SOHH/Coli.
Dudes are complaining about the gasoline sign and Batman dipping out the Bat? It's fukkin Batman, difficult takes a day, impossible takes a week. It's a comic book movie, enjoy it.
Bale, Hathaway and Hardy all killed their roles.
Nolan made a good call lying his ass off.
I was
when Bane Nightfall'd Batman
I was when Miranda revealed herself as Talia
I was
when Bats did it again and escaped
Only two plotholes that did bug me: Bat escaping the Pit and mysteriously getting back into Gotham..and what the hell happened to Scarecrow?
Dudes are complaining about the gasoline sign and Batman dipping out the Bat? It's fukkin Batman, difficult takes a day, impossible takes a week. It's a comic book movie, enjoy it.
Bale, Hathaway and Hardy all killed their roles.
Nolan made a good call lying his ass off.
I was
when Bane Nightfall'd BatmanI was
when Miranda revealed herself as TaliaI was
when Bats did it again and escapedOnly two plotholes that did bug me: Bat escaping the Pit and mysteriously getting back into Gotham..and what the hell happened to Scarecrow?
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
I'm wondering how many more muthafukkas are not going to get that Wayne put two and two together by himself. 
Y'all making a non-issue (the vision) and turning it into something it wasn't.
Y'all making a non-issue (the vision) and turning it into something it wasn't.
Also...wasn't anybody else still 
Heath Ledger passed before he could appear in this?
He would've been PERFECT for holding the sentencing trials that Scarecrow was in charge of.
Heath Ledger passed before he could appear in this?He would've been PERFECT for holding the sentencing trials that Scarecrow was in charge of.
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
i like the idea of Scarecrow showing up in all three films. It helps in building the Gotham atmosphere.
EQ.
Mansur Brown - "Heiwa"
Black Noise
Pro
Now, as bad as Bats got that fire put to him in the sewer I got to give him credit. He went hard man. Even after he realized he was too 
to hang with Bane, Bats was still throwing. He went out like a G.
Also, in brawl number two, Bane looked a little shook when he realized he couldn't yoke on Bruce's fist like last time.
to hang with Bane, Bats was still throwing. He went out like a G.Also, in brawl number two, Bane looked a little shook when he realized he couldn't yoke on Bruce's fist like last time.
Reality
Make your own luck.
The trilogy:
1. The Dark Knight (9.8/10)
2. Batman Begins (8.5/10)
3. The Dark Knight Rises (7/10)
My main problem with TDKR...Talia's character. It destroyed what should have been an incredibly dope movie. Her "reveal" and her subsequent death scene were #2 and #1 as far as the lowest points of the Batman trilogy.
And her relationship with Bruce?
wha?
Bruce is on some
, depressive shyt for 8 years due to Rachel, has Selina's fine ass at his disposal, but decides to let this random investor into his life? 
All in all, what's ultimately most disappointing about Talia's treatment in the film is what it means for Bane's character.
He's supposed to at least be Batman's equal, yet the movie never treats him as such. His origins and psyche are never fully explored in the way you'd expect Batman's equal to be...and they decide to make this hulking, ambitious revolutionary a simp for this out of place, totally unnecessary character.
His whole treatment is summed up by Nolan/others deciding to have Talia be the "child from hell" instead of Bane. Why was this necessary? The story would have gone to an incredible place if it explored the similarities/contrast between Bruce's childhood (eg. him falling in the well and his father picking him up) and Bane's (eg. him being born in "hell" and climbing out of it himself as a child). Could I at least get a montage of him killin shyt as a teen or something???
But no, let's pull the rug from under Bane's character for this other character that no one cares about.
Other problems:
The pacing of the movie...it should have been two movies. The first half felt rushed as fukk and the whole "Gotham under siege" was underwhelming. Throwing some fake snow on the ground doesn't give the audience a good sense of this being a long, painful occupation.
The 3rd act...I'm not mad with throwing twists and giving the audience what it wants, but it was essentially:
Nolan/studio --->
<---audience
Some parts were cringe-worthy. Had to ask myself how it was coming from the same guy who did Memento and The Prestige.
1. The Dark Knight (9.8/10)
2. Batman Begins (8.5/10)
3. The Dark Knight Rises (7/10)
My main problem with TDKR...Talia's character. It destroyed what should have been an incredibly dope movie. Her "reveal" and her subsequent death scene were #2 and #1 as far as the lowest points of the Batman trilogy.
And her relationship with Bruce?
wha? Bruce is on some
, depressive shyt for 8 years due to Rachel, has Selina's fine ass at his disposal, but decides to let this random investor into his life? All in all, what's ultimately most disappointing about Talia's treatment in the film is what it means for Bane's character.
He's supposed to at least be Batman's equal, yet the movie never treats him as such. His origins and psyche are never fully explored in the way you'd expect Batman's equal to be...and they decide to make this hulking, ambitious revolutionary a simp for this out of place, totally unnecessary character.
His whole treatment is summed up by Nolan/others deciding to have Talia be the "child from hell" instead of Bane. Why was this necessary? The story would have gone to an incredible place if it explored the similarities/contrast between Bruce's childhood (eg. him falling in the well and his father picking him up) and Bane's (eg. him being born in "hell" and climbing out of it himself as a child). Could I at least get a montage of him killin shyt as a teen or something???
But no, let's pull the rug from under Bane's character for this other character that no one cares about.
Other problems:
The pacing of the movie...it should have been two movies. The first half felt rushed as fukk and the whole "Gotham under siege" was underwhelming. Throwing some fake snow on the ground doesn't give the audience a good sense of this being a long, painful occupation.
The 3rd act...I'm not mad with throwing twists and giving the audience what it wants, but it was essentially:
Nolan/studio --->
<---audienceSome parts were cringe-worthy. Had to ask myself how it was coming from the same guy who did Memento and The Prestige.
wise prophet
All Star
Dope movie. Very satisfied. Don't know where to rank this with the others, I would have to see them all again. I did feel that everyone gave a great performance.
I could see Joker fukking with Batman AND Bane
Man if he was in this tho the movie probably would have been very different. I have to wonder just how much Heath's death impacted Nolan's decision to make this the last Batman he would direct.
Also...wasn't anybody else still
He would've been PERFECT for holding the sentencing trials that Scarecrow was in charge of.
I could see Joker fukking with Batman AND Bane
Man if he was in this tho the movie probably would have been very different. I have to wonder just how much Heath's death impacted Nolan's decision to make this the last Batman he would direct.
