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Angelina: Bah!
Yah, the Dark Knight just sucks now! :grin:Back to TDK, just briefly, saw it for the second time tonight and it does not hold up at all.
Maggie is worse, the audience laughing every time Batman talked made it worse, even Heath seemed very underwhelming.
Brandon... I pass on Sunday. Something else, another time... if you exist.
Yah, the Dark Knight just sucks now! :grin:
Or is it the in thing to move away from the masses as the movie breaks every record in the book?
I agree that things can get old. I just found it odd that it went from "awesome" to lame so quickly for you.Yes. Because it is entirely impossible for a film to not be enjoyed as much on subsequent viewings.
Yes. Because it is entirely impossible for a film to not be enjoyed as much on subsequent viewings.
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Yes. I'm just trying to be accepted by all the highly irrational people that dared not worship the movie.
Some movies can be watched over and over and never seem to change or get old. This was stale 5 minutes into the second viewing.
I just found it odd that it went from "awesome" to lame so quickly for you.
There are things about this movie which simply felt wrong to me, and I had trouble with several significant plot points.
As for Jolie... I was one of the group of millions that said/thought "She has my vote for sexiest women alive" three years ago. She just hasn't aged well. Her face has grown "angular, and she's nowhere near as good looking as when she took that photo posted in this thread.
To put it simply, I think it will be remembered as a great sequel (if you will) to Batman Begins.I guess I gotta see the movie one more time before I really know what I think. In 10 years, this movie might still be considered a brilliant flick or just one of dozens of blockbusters that lose their luster after the hype has died down. I guess time will tell.
I feel the exact same way. But, I am too lazy right now to fortify my opinion. When we left the flick my girlfriend said "that was freaking phenomenal" but I got the feeling it was more because she thought that was the opinion she was supposed to have rather than actually being swept up by it. By the time we got to the car, no one was talking about it anymore. What does that mean?
I loved the production design and many other aspects of the film. But, to be honest, when the credits rolled and the lights came up, I couldn't help but sit there thinking, "eh. it was aiight".
I guess I gotta see the movie one more time before I really know what I think. In 10 years, this movie might still be considered a brilliant flick or just one of dozens of blockbusters that lose their luster after the hype has died down. I guess time will tell.
SPZ, I completely respect your opinion. And, I don't want this thread to become an Angelina debate. I just find it so facinating how subjective opinions are based on the physical or charismatic appeal of a person. Again I respect your opinion. To me though, she hasn't lost a flippin' step. She still smolders as evidenced by this July 2008 Vanity Fair cover. wow. Someone, PLEASE tell me I aint alone? The luke-warm Angelina responses in this thread are baffling.
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To put it simply, I think it will be remembered as a great sequel (if you will) to Batman Begins.
That's just me...
The Heath Ledger factor seals that deal. IMHO.I think there is something about the battle between Batman (representing justice) and the Joker (representing lawlessness) that makes this film more potent than Batman Begins. I don't mean better, I just think it will be remembered more strongly than Batman Begins.
But yeah, she is one of the most stunning looking people in Hollywood without a doubt.
The Heath Ledger factor seals that deal. IMHO.