Yautja_Warrior
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Sony should buy DC.
Forget Sony buying DC, Marvel should buy DC at least we would get some great DC movies then.
Sony should buy DC.
Not really.
Ha, ha, wow, just as I said if it could get lower...39% again
THE SON OF A BOXERWhy? Snyder took the laurels. He can take the blame.
I wonder how the score will be once it reaches 200 some reviews...
It'll still be rotten but will it go lower than it's 41% is what I'm curious about.
Ha, ha, wow, just as I said if it could get lower...
the changes to the ending miss the point entirely
No it isn't, Jesus Christ. It shits on all the MCU except TWS from great heights.
This. Kermode is the man, even if I don't agree with his opinions.
Also people endlessly shitting all over the MCU movies is so weird.
Its the same ending
I mean, TDKR is better than a good chunk of MCU movies (id say IM1, TWS and GotG are better and that's it) but its still got tons of fundamental issues.
Arguing that any Thor thing is better than it is laughable though lol
The Dark Knight Rises is not a better movie than Iron Man 1, Winter Soldier, The Avengers, and maybe Guardians of the Galaxy. Shit I might even put Captain America 1 above it. TDKR's writing is incredibly lazy and it's the worst of the Nolanverse movies.
I loved it but I had also never read the comics and I was 19. I bought the ultimate cut (or whatever it's called) with the Curse of the Black Freighter but I have yet to watch it. I might watch it today to see if I still like it as much as I did when it first came out.To this day I dont understand the hate on watchmen.
I read the comics, loved it.
Watched the movie, loved it!
win win
TDKR is great on first viewing, Nolan knows how to suck you into his world and characters.
It's only on a further viewing that you realize a bunch of it doesn't make sense logically.
The Bruce quitting and fighting scenes are legit bad though.
TDKR is great on first viewing, Nolan knows how to suck you into his world and characters.
It's only on a further viewing that you realize a bunch of it doesn't make sense logically.
The Bruce quitting and fighting scenes are legit bad though.
The Dark Knight Rises was a genius send off and book end of the Nolan Batman trilogy
The Dark Knight Rises was a genius send off and book end of the Nolan Batman trilogy, I enjoy it today as much as I enjoyed it at the cinema on release. Back in that same year I rated it leaps and bounds ahead of other movies that came out the very same year (especially The Avengers - too hammy and too reliant on cheap cgi, it also looked like it was shot as a tv episode - not a movie).
The most heinous crime was Bruce following Catwoman like a lost puppy. Made no sense to his character.TDKR is great on first viewing, Nolan knows how to suck you into his world and characters.
It's only on a further viewing that you realize a bunch of it doesn't make sense logically.
The Bruce quitting and fighting scenes are legit bad though.
TDK is exactly the same. Rises has worse problems though.TDKR is great on first viewing, Nolan knows how to suck you into his world and characters.
It's only on a further viewing that you realize a bunch of it doesn't make sense logically.
The Bruce quitting and fighting scenes are legit bad though.
Yep. Well Begins, less so than the others.It kind of feel like Chris Nolan movies in general have a slight problem where you realize shit doesn't make really make sense logically upon revisits. Batman Begins, Dark Knight, Rises, and Inception all pop up in my head when thinking about this.
Manhattan is an american. This is the height of the cold war. No one's going to give a shit that he nuked a couple of American cities along with the rest of the world. The blame will solely be with the U.S. for even harboring this monster to begin with.
That movie disappointed me so much that I started taking notes on my phone so that I could let everyone know how much I disliked it.TDKR was disappointing for me in all viewings.
The only way it works is based on nostalgia for films that were barely a half-decade old. It is a poor attempt at telling a Batman story when taken on its own merits. It also has too high a percentage of boring.
I can explain, if you like?![]()
Yep. Well Begins, less so than the others.
Yep. Well Begins, less so than the others.
TDKR was disappointing for me in all viewings.
The only way it works is based on nostalgia for films that were barely a half-decade old. It is a poor attempt at telling a Batman story when taken on its own merits. It also has too high a percentage of boring.
It's going down again, IT'S GOING DOWN AGAIN
Man, I really hope Snyder is fired and that Warner decides to revise the DCEU, as a mostly Marvel fan I want a strong DCEU, Marvel needs the competition so they keep trying to be the best ones, but so far Marvel is winning without doing anything
100 % agree. I loved that Bryan Hitch art man.
So you're in a band huh? What did you name it? And can hear it?
I named my band, Disasters of the Universe... Haha always chuckle when I say it out loud.
THE SON OF A BOXER
That was a Daredevil reference wasn't it
the entire point of the alien tentacle monster is to present a neutral, completely free of ideological ties threat that would cause all of the world's nations to drop their petty differences and unite to confront a possible threat to all.
So yeah, the ending was a complete misfire and misses the entire point.