Rate the last movie you watched out of 10
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Ahahahahahahahahaha-ha! The Dark Knight 9/10
It was a great movie, well above other (more light-hearted) hero/action movies. The Joker was absolutely amazing, I wasn't sure whether it was because he seemed actually like fictitious character or because he seemed more understandable than The Batman with his ridiculously deep voice, but for me, Him and Gary Oldman were the scene-stealer's.
I did feel The Joker needed one last scene (or similar) of him laughing or being noted where the team has taken him of too. But, I wonder if something like that was there (for a third movie) but was removed due Heath Ledgers passing.
I wanted to give it an 8 but now, I'm home, I think its well deserving of a 9. One for the BD, I say! ;D Absolutely awesome.
It was a great movie, well above other (more light-hearted) hero/action movies. The Joker was absolutely amazing, I wasn't sure whether it was because he seemed actually like fictitious character or because he seemed more understandable than The Batman with his ridiculously deep voice, but for me, Him and Gary Oldman were the scene-stealer's.
I did feel The Joker needed one last scene (or similar) of him laughing or being noted where the team has taken him of too. But, I wonder if something like that was there (for a third movie) but was removed due Heath Ledgers passing.
I wanted to give it an 8 but now, I'm home, I think its well deserving of a 9. One for the BD, I say! ;D Absolutely awesome.
ayase
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The Dark Knight 9.8/10
Brilliant, brilliant film. I loved what they - both the scriptwriters and Heath Ledger (R.I.P) did with the Joker. For the first time it felt like he had a real character and purpose. Also some of the stuff the Joker had to say about the nature of society... coupled with Batman's inability to do anything about some of the Joker's schemes, and Harvey Dent relinquishing the ability to decide what is right or wrong. A great portrayal of Mad Men in a Mad World.
Brilliant, brilliant film. I loved what they - both the scriptwriters and Heath Ledger (R.I.P) did with the Joker. For the first time it felt like he had a real character and purpose. Also some of the stuff the Joker had to say about the nature of society... coupled with Batman's inability to do anything about some of the Joker's schemes, and Harvey Dent relinquishing the ability to decide what is right or wrong. A great portrayal of Mad Men in a Mad World.
Hit the nail on the head, I thought exactly the same thing. If you're right, odds are it will be on the DVD as an extra, as by that time it won't seem so weird.Jayme said:
Voddas
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Black Knight 10/10 I would go into detail but I might start screaming with excitment again. It was everybit I expected. Awesome movie. Cudoes to Ledger on a fantastic Joker (Rest his soul). The film could have gone terribly wrong after the two hour point When Two Face was introduced. But thank god that went well two. Could have ruined it but it didn't. Great film and will be added to my DVD collection once released.
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CitizenGeek
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Spyro201 said:
Are you talking about the actors? You didn't know who Aaron Eckhardt, Christian Bale, Heath Ledger or Maggie Gyllenhaal were?
Spyro201 said:Maltos said:
I knew Heath Ledger, but none of the others. I knew the Underlay guy at the beggining he was from Invasion
No, I didnt know Two-Face
Didn't you regocnise Michael Caine either? The guy who played Alfred? Still say he was underused
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10/10
10/10
BlackWolf said:Spyro201 said:Maltos said:
I knew Heath Ledger, but none of the others. I knew the Underlay guy at the beggining he was from Invasion
No, I didnt know Two-Face
Didn't you regocnise Michael Caine either? The guy who played Alfred? Still say he was underused
Who was Alfred??
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