It's going to be amazing.

Cannot wait, just over 48 hours till I get to see this bad boy.

-PB

Read the review. I think it was a good thing I did. It talks about the flaws in the movie and how it's not as good as the previous film. Which I needed because I'm expecting this film to be the best I've ever seen :lol:

Yeah they basically summed it up at the start. If you like Begins more then TDK then this will be the greatest thing since sliced bread but if not than no Batman film will come close to TDK

So in other words Scarecrow and Ra's al Ghul are in the film

Hopefully it's a little less corny on the second watching than the previous two have been.

Saw Ted today and loved it, classic McFarlane humour, and some amusing cameos from the likes of Patrick Warburton and Ryan Reynolds.

Mila Kunis......wow. It was a huge test of my mental strength resisting the urge to just knock one out in the cinemas.

Can't stand typical comic book movies (although I wouldn't call Blade & Blade 2 typical)

I've got Friends with Benefits waiting to be watched later...shes amazing.

What the Avengers series did to Norse mythology is cringe-worthy :lol:

See, that goes over my head cause I avoid comic movies (admittedly watching Dark Knight right now on tv and it is an improvement over that comedy from the 90s)

Marvel superhero movies are only popcorn flicks at best

DC can actually make super movies (especially Batman)

This is the difference, especially between the Avengers and Nolan's Batman. The Avenger's and that universe are by and large great movies, but Nolan's Batman are great films.

Don't know how I have not discovered this sooner, they are making an Assassins creed movie =p~

http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/world/14228836/ubisoft-taking-blockbuster-assassins-creed-to-big-screen/

Said to be starring Michael Fassbender, so things are looking good.

Double

Edited by melbournefanatic: 16/7/2012 11:28:09 PM

Flicking between 'The Dark Knight' and 'In Bruges', both are brilliant films.

Edited by fredsta: 16/7/2012 11:31:48 PM

Batman was originally designed with comic intent in its early tv and film days. But that's not the point I was making. I was largely concurring with your suggestion that comic book films aren't worth bothering.

I love In Bruges, but I think I've seen it too many times.

Edited by afromanGT: 17/7/2012 12:02:12 AM

I only saw it for the first time recently but absolutely loved it, the French chick in it from Harry Potter (name escapes me right now) is amazing.

Clemence Poesy. I'd eat her alive.

What the fuck happened to John Dies At The End? I saw the trailer and it disappeared off the face of the earth.

It was shown at Sundance in January this year, and apparently everyone loved it. So it's done, but I dunno when they're doing a full release, the site still just says 2012.

Critical reviews have been 50-50, but people viewing it as a potential 'cult classic' and who read the book have been giving it top reviews.

The film being 'premiered' in January and still not out is a bit odd though.

Loved reading JDATE. Cheers Funky :P

Would be interested in seeing the movie for sure.

Actually, Its been the critical reviews that have been promoting it the most.

You know Nolan's doing a Superman movie, right? :)

People hype themselves up for movies these days, because they constantly leak info, pics, a few seconds of footage here and there, so everyone goes in thinking its going to be the best thing ever. It will never meet such high expectations this way.

Hence why I've avoided almost everything TDKR wise, so I have no expectations and thus will see the film for what it is. If it blows my mind, it blows my mind. If it doesn't, then meh, I had no expectations anyway :lol:
win win.

Its like with Mass Effect 3. Was hyped to the shit. people played it, weren't happy with the ending, then nerd-raged over it for months on the interwebz. Stop having so much hype and such high expectations to begin with!

Apparently the best thing you could do for TDKR is watch all 3 movies like one continuous film. From all reports it's a very well crafted trilogy. I was very glad to do that since watching all 3 like one film is exactly what I'm doing

@marconi101, you did see Green Lantern didn't you? DC Worst Film of a Superhero since the shadow and Dick tracy.

@salmon First trailer for Man of Steel will be seen during screenings of TDKR. It is not technically a Nolan Film but he is partly responsible for the script.

Zach Snyder (300, Wathcmen) is directing Man of Steel and the script was penned by Nolan and David S. Goyer (who wrote the Batman trilogy)


I didn't because of bad reviews but it shows why taking the Marvel approach to the DC universe doesn't work

Graffiti with Punctuation has given TDKR a 6/5

IGN gave it 9/10.

I no doubt will believe it to be a masterpiece.

And I cannot fucking wait.

-PB

Be that as it may, I will have reasonably high expectations for this film.



;)