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The Dark Knight Rises

All I hope for in this movie is to be able to actually watch the fight scenes unfold. I doubt I'll get my wish, as Nolan's style is to make fight scenes as rigid, shaky, and annoying as possible. In his view, the less of a fight scene you see, the better. Too often in these batman movies you see Batman ready to fight a bad guy. The camera shakes, cuts, focuses on something else.... And the next thing you see is Batman flying to another building, train, or car with the bad guy disabled on the floor miles behind.

That fight scene at the end of Dark Knight vs the Joker should have been great. Unfortunately, I saw him being bitten by dogs more than actually fighting the joker. Then, at the very end, Two Face doesn't do a damn thing. He just gets knocked down and falls on some wood. Batman... Suffered a gun shot, yet survived??? Or did the gun shot miss??? But wasn't his suit lighter and left him more vulnerable to gunshots and knives? Or what the hell happened??? Saves Gordon's kid and falls down only to run away as the police come in to bust open the whole joint.

I really hope to actually see, enjoy, and understand the fight scenes in this next movie.

Oh, and could they please fix his voice in this one??? Sounded too exaggerated.
 
The Thriller said:
All I hope for in this movie is to be able to actually watch the fight scenes unfold. I doubt I'll get my wish, as Nolan's style is to make fight scenes as rigid, shaky, and annoying as possible. In his view, the less of a fight scene you see, the better. Too often in these batman movies you see Batman ready to fight a bad guy. The camera shakes, cuts, focuses on something else.... And the next thing you see is Batman flying to another building, train, or car with the bad guy disabled on the floor miles behind.

That fight scene at the end of Dark Knight vs the Joker should have been great. Unfortunately, I saw him being bitten by dogs more than actually fighting the joker. Then, at the very end, Two Face doesn't do a damn thing. He just gets knocked down and falls on some wood. Batman... Suffered a gun shot, yet survived??? Or did the gun shot miss??? But wasn't his suit lighter and left him more vulnerable to gunshots and knives? Or what the hell happened??? Saves Gordon's kid and falls down only to run away as the police come in to bust open the whole joint.

I really hope to actually see, enjoy, and understand the fight scenes in this next movie.

Oh, and could they please fix his voice in this one??? Sounded too exaggerated.
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Uh, the Joker himself basically said getting into a fist fight with Batman would be pretty stupid.

And it VERY CLEARLY shows Batman getting shot in the lower right abdomen area.
 
Darkwing Duck said:
Uh, the Joker himself basically said getting into a fist fight with Batman would be pretty stupid.

And it VERY CLEARLY shows Batman getting shot in the lower right abdomen area.
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Of course Joker would lose to Batman in a fist fight. But they still fought at the end. That last fight scene was lame. Wayyyy too quick and the camera shots were just terrible.
 
Darkwing Duck said:
Uh, the Joker himself basically said getting into a fist fight with Batman would be pretty stupid.

And it VERY CLEARLY shows Batman getting shot in the lower right abdomen area.
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Of course Joker would lose to Batman in a fist fight. But they still fought at the end. That last fight scene was lame. Wayyyy too quick and the camera shots were just terrible. If you're a fan of Nolan's fight scenes that's totally fine. But for me, I don't.
 
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I always thought the fight scenes in batman were dumb. It looks like his suit doesn't allow him to really stretch during fights. It seems he does the same move, block and then elbow to the face every time.
 
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The Thriller said:
Of course Joker would lose to Batman in a fist fight. But they still fought at the end. That last fight scene was lame. Wayyyy too quick and the camera shots were just terrible. If you're a fan of Nolan's fight scenes that's totally fine. But for me, I don't.
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It has to do with fit rather than whether I like them or not. A quick fight scene fit the circumstances better than a long drawn out one. The Joker NEVER has gotten into long battles to my recollection.
 
The Thriller said:
All I hope for in this movie is to be able to actually watch the fight scenes unfold. I doubt I'll get my wish, as Nolan's style is to make fight scenes as rigid, shaky, and annoying as possible. In his view, the less of a fight scene you see, the better. Too often in these batman movies you see Batman ready to fight a bad guy. The camera shakes, cuts, focuses on something else.... And the next thing you see is Batman flying to another building, train, or car with the bad guy disabled on the floor miles behind.

That fight scene at the end of Dark Knight vs the Joker should have been great. Unfortunately, I saw him being bitten by dogs more than actually fighting the joker. Then, at the very end, Two Face doesn't do a damn thing. He just gets knocked down and falls on some wood. Batman... Suffered a gun shot, yet survived??? Or did the gun shot miss??? But wasn't his suit lighter and left him more vulnerable to gunshots and knives? Or what the hell happened??? Saves Gordon's kid and falls down only to run away as the police come in to bust open the whole joint.

I really hope to actually see, enjoy, and understand the fight scenes in this next movie.

Oh, and could they please fix his voice in this one??? Sounded too exaggerated.
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actually those fight scenes are pretty realistic.
no choreographed dance ****. trus me i know
 
awesome they finished filming.
no deaths during filming. now we have to wait and pray that nobody dies.
ghost protocol imax version will have a 6 minute prologue of the dark knight.
dont know if it will also be true for international cinema's i hope so
 
DutchJazzer said:
awesome they finished filming.
no deaths during filming. now we have to wait and pray that nobody dies.
ghost protocol imax version will have a 6 minute prologue of the dark knight.
dont know if it will also be true for international cinema's i hope so
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Awesome. As bad as it looks, I may see MI:4 just to see this trailer/prologue.

Unfortunately, for me anyway, as I stoked as I am, and I am VERY stoked, I have a feeling this one's gonna be a B- movie. Maybe even C+ and Nolan's worst not just in the franchise but of his career. To top the previous two, to top Ledger, to pull off Catwoman, to pull off the hype, it's just too much, and from what I've seen (and heard--there are you tube clips with his voice, though it is awful sound quality) of Bane, I'm not thrilled. I love Hardy but there's something about it all that leaves me feeling shaky about this one.

In short, I think it will almost all/ultimately come down to just how great (or not) Hardy is and the screenplay. Movies like this are generally driven by the villain, not the hero, as crazy as that sounds. No Country was great because of Anton Chigurh. The Silence of the Lambs because of Hannibal Lecter. TDK because of The Joker. If Hardy and/or his character is not as mind-blowing as the aforementioned, it could leave A LOT to be desired and be a major letdown. Maybe that's not fair but that's how I feel.
 
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SalmonHobo said:
Awesome. As bad as it looks, I may see MI:4 just to see this trailer/prologue.

Unfortunately, for me anyway, as I stoked as I am, and I am VERY stoked, I have a feeling this one's gonna be a B- movie. Maybe even C+ and Nolan's worst not just in the franchise but of his career. To top the previous two, to top Ledger, to pull off Catwoman, to pull off the hype, it's just too much, and from what I've seen (and heard--there are you tube clips with his voice, though it is awful sound quality) of Bane, I'm not thrilled. I love Hardy but there's something about it all that leaves me feeling shaky about this one.

In short, I think it will almost all/ultimately come to just how great (or not) Hardy is and the screenplay. Movies like this are generally driven by the villain, not the hero, as crazy as that sounds. No Country was great because of Anton Chigurh. The Silence of the Lams because of Hannibal Lecter. TDK because of The Joker. If Hardy and/or his character is not as mind-blowing as the aforementioned, it could leave A LOT to be desired and be a major letdown. Maybe that's not fair but that's how I feel.
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iawtp

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to SalmonHobo again.
 
also the dark knnight filming was the most watched filming EVER.
all the film on location where spied upon heavily.
a gazillion youtube movies. and on set pictures.

dont know if that is a good or bad thing. this will become standard for certain movies(dare is say it movies that atracts nerds and die hard fans)
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpojeVWb96U&feature=player_embedded#!

for the anne hatteway doubters. that girl can ACT!!!!!.

megan fox angelina jolie and all others who people wanted to be catwoman cant act
 
DutchJazzer said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpojeVWb96U&feature=player_embedded#!

for the anne hatteway doubters. that girl can ACT!!!!!.

megan fox angelina jolie and all others who people wanted to be catwoman cant act
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Stop. Jolie is a very good if not great actress. Get your mouth off of Nolan's junk for a few seconds to come up for air because I think it's getting to your head.
 
Wes Mantooth said:
Stop. Jolie is a very good if not great actress. Get your mouth off of Nolan's junk for a few seconds to come up for air because I think it's getting to your head.
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nah enough air comming out of nolans fart hole for me to breath down here!
dont need fresh air

nolans fart air>fresh air!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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