Fab4Runner;1231146 wrote:I loved it entirely. I thought the story was great and I really enjoyed the acting. I thought it was Christian Bale's best performance of the three and I also really loved JGL and Anne Hathaway's performances. And I swear Michael Caine made me tear up every time he was on screen. I loved Bane and I actually didn't have much trouble understanding him. I know someone who has seen it twice and he said it's much easier the second time.

I won't say it was better than TDK but for me it's really, really close. I think all three movies together are pretty much perfection.

Fab4Runner;1231146 wrote:I loved it entirely. I thought the story was great and I really enjoyed the acting. I thought it was Christian Bale's best performance of the three and I also really loved JGL and Anne Hathaway's performances. And I swear Michael Caine made me tear up every time he was on screen. I loved Bane and I actually didn't have much trouble understanding him. I know someone who has seen it twice and he said it's much easier the second time.

I won't say it was better than TDK but for me it's really, really close. I think all three movies together are pretty much perfection.

The Equalizer;1231161 wrote:Great flick, I loved every minute and I thought the ending was spot on for completing the cycle.

[SP]As for that ending, he isn't going to be Robin or Nightwing, he's going to be the new Batman. Bruce has finally passed the baton and will go live a real life. Gotham still needs a Batman, but Bruce doesn't anymore because he's moved on to embrace that he doesn't have to be a miserable recluse. [/SP]

wes_mantooth;1231158 wrote:That wasn't Michael Caine that made you tear up....it was the barefoot guys stinky feet that was sitting beside you

hoops23;1230593 wrote:To be fair, Nolan's Batman reboot came 8 years after the last Burton Batman movie... Spiderman was 5... Not really that big of a deal, IMO.

Manhattan Buckeye;1231306 wrote:Burton or Schumacher?

Manhattan Buckeye;1231320 wrote:Yeah, considering Batman and Robin may be the worst ever film ever - it matters. Burton's films haven't aged well, but back in '89 Batman was cool. '97's B&R was an unholy production of awfulness.

Manhattan Buckeye;1231320 wrote:Yeah, considering Batman and Robin may be the worst ever film ever - it matters. Burton's films haven't aged well, but back in '89 Batman was cool. '97's B&R was an unholy production of awfulness.

Manhattan Buckeye;1231340 wrote:I didn't write this, but thought it was hilarious. The more I think about the film the more I think I should lower my rating, the plot was hilariously stupid:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1345836/board/thread/202143975?p=1

Manhattan Buckeye;1231340 wrote:I didn't write this, but thought it was hilarious. The more I think about the film the more I think I should lower my rating, the plot was hilariously stupid:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1345836/board/thread/202143975?p=1

Manhattan Buckeye;1231648 wrote:He had good points, the one that got me the most was the one about a character randomly finding people in Gotham (or Manhattan, since Nolan chose that location) after magically showing up.

I enjoyed the film, but it was a terrible script. After Insomnia I'd say it was the worst Nolan film.

Manhattan Buckeye;1231648 wrote:He had good points, the one that got me the most was the one about a character randomly finding people in Gotham (or Manhattan, since Nolan chose that location) after magically showing up.

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TBone14;1231682 wrote:A character? It was BATMAN. That what he does. That review was terrible. You can make anything sound stupid if you do it that way.

So I have this idea for a game. I want to hang baskets 10 feet off the ground 94 feet away from each other. And then I want to bring in some nice hardwood flooring. I want to get 4 of my friends and we can take turns shooting a orange sphere into the baskets while 5 other guys try to stop us without touching us too much. I want to paint a really dark spot underneath the basket and only let people stay in there for 3 seconds. Also, we go tired of chasing missed attempts so we put a glass backstop up behind the basket.

wes_mantooth;1231121 wrote:Loved the bane character, but I did struggle to understand him sometimes

wes_mantooth;1231324 wrote:agreed. It was an awful movie completely. Worst scene in a comic book movie goes to Spiderman 3 though...the Tobey Maguire singing/dancing in the diner may be the worst thing in cinematic history.