Nahnahnahnahnahnah BATMAN
Jul. 18th, 2008 10:57 amThree words for you. Go. See. It.
This movie ruled. To be spoiler free here (though comments might not remain that way be warned) this was absolutely excellent. Yeah sure there were one or two like they could survive that moments but who cares in this kind of movie (that fridge thing in Indy aside, that still bugs me).
The acting is superb. Katie Holms replacement was so nice to see. She reminded me and my friends a little of Linda Carter. Heath Ledger did an amazing job with the Joker, absolutely amazing, creeping you out and yet making you laugh at the same time. Sadly one of his best and last roles, you can't tell it's Heath unless you knew. Everyone else does a wonderful job. Both Bruce Wayne and Harvey Dent are hot (and I don't go for the chiseled jaw blonds that much but Harvey had it going on)
Of course the name Harvey Dent alone will tell Batman fans at least one of the spoilers. Let me say this, naturally it is violent. The Joker is freaking psychotic. However, the movie does something that I actually liked, the sheer gore it COULD have used, it did not. There's not doubt of what happened but it's left to your mind what the true nature of the violence looks like. There is not that many truly gory things.
The make up and special effects were wow. Good plot. Only a small hole here or there, absolutely enjoyable. I wasn't that fond of the ending and the set up for the next movie. That was the one low point.
The bad parts about the movie? The god awful theatre popcorn, I'm not sure HOW they made it so tasteless, my seat was broken and the movie lost focus for about five minutes
Then it was a glorious night. High 60's full moon, low light fog. I rolled down the windows, screwed going home and just drove around in the dark with no particular place to go. When I got home, Roy was all confused why I should be outside so late
This movie ruled. To be spoiler free here (though comments might not remain that way be warned) this was absolutely excellent. Yeah sure there were one or two like they could survive that moments but who cares in this kind of movie (that fridge thing in Indy aside, that still bugs me).
The acting is superb. Katie Holms replacement was so nice to see. She reminded me and my friends a little of Linda Carter. Heath Ledger did an amazing job with the Joker, absolutely amazing, creeping you out and yet making you laugh at the same time. Sadly one of his best and last roles, you can't tell it's Heath unless you knew. Everyone else does a wonderful job. Both Bruce Wayne and Harvey Dent are hot (and I don't go for the chiseled jaw blonds that much but Harvey had it going on)
Of course the name Harvey Dent alone will tell Batman fans at least one of the spoilers. Let me say this, naturally it is violent. The Joker is freaking psychotic. However, the movie does something that I actually liked, the sheer gore it COULD have used, it did not. There's not doubt of what happened but it's left to your mind what the true nature of the violence looks like. There is not that many truly gory things.
The make up and special effects were wow. Good plot. Only a small hole here or there, absolutely enjoyable. I wasn't that fond of the ending and the set up for the next movie. That was the one low point.
The bad parts about the movie? The god awful theatre popcorn, I'm not sure HOW they made it so tasteless, my seat was broken and the movie lost focus for about five minutes
Then it was a glorious night. High 60's full moon, low light fog. I rolled down the windows, screwed going home and just drove around in the dark with no particular place to go. When I got home, Roy was all confused why I should be outside so late