The Dark Knight Rises Discussion

And last, but not ALL (been awhile since I seen it) my favorite, where Joker bust outta MCU with a bomb, in a guys stomach, from 35 feet, that kills, or incapacitates, every one on screen, except the Joker.  I'll give it another watch and come back with more...

Well, were to start!?  The bank scene where Joker is introduced; the 'henchmen' all sound like idiots.  They (in broad daylight) pickup Joker without his mask on (no one notices).  The banker gets a smoke bomb (un-benounced to him) in his mouth, never thinks to throw it!?!?  No one sees the YELLOW school bus hanging out of the bank!?!?  The bus then proceeds to exit the bank with a nice conveiniant gap between the other school busses, and the other drivers think of calling it in?  We are now roughly 10 minutes into the movie.  An almost full cast of sub-par actors; the bank clowns, pretty much all mob guys, Michael Jai White, a new Rachel played by a worse and uglier actress, Harvey's actor was pretty sub-par.   The scene where Bruce holds a benefit for Dent, after Joker tosses Rachel out the window....nothing happens to the party goers.

Originally posted by SP61gTSupra Originally posted by FehtalaTee btw why do people hate on tdk? i LOVE that movie. it was my fav movie for a while until this year. A LOT of reasons actually, I don't have two hours to type, or I would!

i cant figure out a reason why ANYthing was wrong with this movie except the title. in the comics with the "Dark knight" batman crossed that line where he started Killing people left and right because robin had gotten killed but in here he doesnt kill anyone because he wont cross that line.

Originally posted by puertoRICAN Feh, how are u not aware of this?? lol

lol who said i wasn't?

The Dark Knight Rises v The Avengers

Feh, how are u not aware of this?? lol

I don't know if you guys ever read any of the Batman comics or know the history of the Character Robin. But to give you a little history. There have been now 4 characters that have been Batman's sidekick. And I think the movie did a good job of combining the 3 of them to make a their own version. The first being d*** Grayson who most people are familiar with. He was Robin I believe until the early early 80's. And was fired when he was shot by the Joker and soon let go by Bats because he felt he could not put a child's life in danger any longer. Now at this point he had also been a member of the Teen Titans were he then became the leader and eventually became Night Wing. Then he eventually moved to his own City BludHaven and even became a cop...Thats were the movie got the idea to make their version a Police officer. The second was Jason Todd a orphan growing up on the streets of Gotham in the area of crime alley. One of his origin stories even had Batman find him lifting tires off the Batmobile. Bats takes a liking to him after a few run ins as Batman and Bruce Wayne. After learning the boy's parents were murdered similar to his own. Bruce Wayne takes him as his ward and makes him Robin after he discovers he's Batman. Now I'm not sure how long this character was around but I know he was murdered by the Joker in the late 80's because he was reckless. And his death was actually decided by the fans in the series " Death in the family" And I believe the results were lop sided. Now the third Robin is very close to the character in the movie because he too figured out who Batman was. Tm Drake was a young rich kid who was a huge fan of Batman and Robin and actually witnessed  the event were d***'s Parents were killed at the circus. So after years and years of doing his own detective work he confronts Bruce Wayne with his discovery and actually saves his life. At first Batman did not want a new sidekick especially after Jayson's death who he eventually adopted before he died. But after Tim's parents are in a plane crash the death of his mother at the hands of some Voodoo villian. Batman decides to send him off to train with a group similar to the League of Shadows. As far as the fourth goes I just know some how he is the son of Bruce Wayne and Talia Algule..Thius must have been after I stopped reading...Sorry for the Fanboy geek session...Just wanted to point out the amalgamation of three of the comic characters made up the movie version Blake. Who I thought made sense because of Nolan's way of making the series believable.

When the USA was testing nukes in the ocean, you never heard of tsunamis killing people lol.
And lunchy, Are you not entertained? That scene is one of the most epic scenes ever.
I love Gladiator.

And still Bane's voice>

@trin... Technically batman beat Bane 1v1 after raping his mask. He would have finished him or let him go until his part time lover stabbed him.

btw why do people hate on tdk? i LOVE that movie. it was my fav movie for a while until this year.

Ive finally seen the film and id give it 9/10 for sheer entertainment. The action is superb - i really want a bat mobile lol - Bane is a great nemesis but Catwoman steals it for me she has the best lines. Is it better than TDK? For me no, the riddler was always my fave villian and Heath Ledger's performance > all. Anyway its pretty close, you dont get many sequels that deliver the quality of TDKR but its been a few years since i watched BB and I found myself trying to piece things together for a while.

Originally posted by SP61gTSupra Originally posted by -DaGoN- @Rican  That scene, that last fight between Batman and Bane was actually my facourite scene. The intensity was amazing, I loved when Batman ducked, Bain hit the pillar, and then out of aggression he hits hit again. Also when Batman kicks Bane full force through the glass door, damn. It was played perfectly, the suspense and intensity was so damn high there.     I'll give it a 9.4/10 Downsides where mainly what Lunchy said, I agree with the lack of closure to Banes death and the "99.98%" of all police force being sent into the tunnels They say 68.35% of all percentages are made up.     ;)

That's so made up

Yeah, one Year between Wayne in the hole in the movie, and in actual time.  So shortly after TDKF comes out on DVD, TDKR comes out in theaters.  Actually, I'm kinda bummed this isn't how it happened.