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Amazing, amazing, amazing!
Loved it and the perfect 3rd part.
ALso lol @ the complaining and bickering on her, only internet geeks could do such things soo well![]()
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Amazing, amazing, amazing!
Loved it and the perfect 3rd part.
ALso lol @ the complaining and bickering on her, only internet geeks could do such things soo well![]()
Only thing that had me scratching my head somewhat is that they really didnt delve into how Bane ended up with that mask???. I know he was attacked when he was helping Talia out of the prison...think that was her name. But as i was saying, it looked like he was attacked but what sort of injuries did he sustain in order to have that mask on his face so that he could survive. Because near the end when Batman nails him, a few of the pipes on his mask came off and he was having trouble breathing and was in pain. Does anyone know or can explain why he needed the mask ie what injuries did he sustain when he was set upon??.
All in all i thought Nolan has done an epically superb job on re-booting the Batman franchise, just a shame that this is his last one. Think hes producing the Man Of Steel from what i saw of the trailer.
I really enjoyed it but I didn't like the way Bane died (or did he die??
So there is a novelization of the film?
I must get this book.
It was good, but it had some flaws and I prefer the Dark Knight out of all three.
Everything went wrong for too long - Bane taking over, trapping the police, blowing the stadium, making people go fish on the ice... the pacing was wrong. It got to the point that it felt like the film was going to end with Bane winnning.
The ending was poor. Better films leave something to the imagination, leaving you questioning who lived and who died and how (see: Inception) But just when I thought it had ended, they spelled it all out for me. It felt rather unnecessary - Oh look, Bruce is alive and he's with Selena etc.
Loved Anne Hathaway, she did a good job (although not as good as Michelle Pfeiffer). Tom Hardy wasn't bad as Bane but overall no-one can really beat Heath as the Joker. That was a seminal performance for me.
I'd still say Batman Returns and the Dark Knight are the best two Batman movies. I can't decide which of the two is better though.
Although the rumours for a 4 hour cut of this film were unsubstantiated, the editing in the film was a bit clunky and made it feel like bits were missing, so it makes you wonder if there is a longer cut somewhere. Hopefully we'll get some kind of directors cut or something.
Nolan would have to break tradition - his releases are usually one and only one. No extra scenes on the BD/DVD, no longer cuts etc. This depresses me since of the three films, this one feels like it could include even more and only get better.