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It's the grumpy, longwinded approach to saying TDK films are smarter and more serious than other comic book movies. He mis-characterizes and conflates people...takes basic elements from each movie and twists it into something, but I kinda see where it's coming from.It is really hard to take that huge article seriously. The author stated on more than one occasion that he couldn't get/understand TDK even after multiple viewings. He needed TDKR to understand it? I completely understood TDK the first time I saw it, it really isn't as deep as he is making it out to be. The Joker and his intentions were clear, the same with Batman and Gordons decision in the end of the film. I feel that he is just reaching to prove a point or to make his argument about the trilogy more solid.
Guys.
Enough of the, "This little thing bothered me..." about TDKR. There are plenty of those kinds of things that can be found in all three movies.
Example:
1. In Batman Begins, the weapon used by the League of Shadows is a microwave emitter that vaporizes water. The human body is made up of over 50% water. Why is it then, that the emitter doesn't vaporize any human within a reasonable distance? Does it some how have compassion on the people around it and it spares their lives?
2. In The Dark Knight, Batman jumps out of a freaking 60-story building to save Rachel and they fall onto a car, both completely alive, well, and without blemish. WTF happened there? Also, what about the Joker he just blew by to save Rachel? He's just up there hanging around in Bruce's penthouse party-room, enjoying a beverage with the guests? And you mean to tell me that the Chinese government wouldn't mind a plane flying around Hong Kong in what I'm assuming is pretty restricted airspace? I guess they felt scrambling fighter jets to shoot it down was too much of a hassle. Then there's the bank heist...the Joker drives a bus OUT OF A BANK IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY and nobody notices? Gotham must be full of the biggest ******s in the DC world... And the whole "sonar goggles" are ridiculous as well...
But you know what? I don't let those things bother me because in the scheme of things, it's stupid to focus on those small, minor details that otherwise, don't really matter to the main plot. The Dark Knight Trilogy is so much more than those tiny parts of the plot. I truly believe if you want the movie (The Dark Knight Rises) to be great then it will be. Yes, the Joker and Heath's portrayal of him in TDK is mesmerizing and possibly the most memorable villain of the 21st century, but TDK wasn't perfect either; it had it's own little plot holes and things that didn't add up, but you guys don't seem to be bothered by that.
Enjoy TDKR for what it is: an epic conclusion to an epic trilogy. Don't let the little things bother you so much that you're blind to the amazing acting, cinematography, action scenes, and characters in these movies.
One thing that bugged me continuity wise was they left the stock exchange and 8 mins later it is pitch dark
Nolan likes using the same actors dating all the way back to Memento iirc.I just watched INCEPTION again and most of that cast was in TDKR.
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I kinda see where you're coming from, but still...the idea of it.This discussion actually reminds me of the G.O.O.D Music vs. YMCMB debates.
Finally saw the movie.. Now it's safe for me to enter this thread again..
tdkr could've used an extra 30-45 minutes to really wrap everything up beautifully but that would've made the movie too long so i understand and am fine with them rushing things. hopefully the director's cut has what we want in it.
I agree. I really wanna see that Bane origins footage I heard about.tdkr could've used an extra 30-45 minutes to really wrap everything up beautifully but that would've made the movie too long so i understand and am fine with them rushing things. hopefully the director's cut has what we want in it.
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Guys.
Enough of the, "This little thing bothered me..." about TDKR. There are plenty of those kinds of things that can be found in all three movies.
Example:
1. In Batman Begins, the weapon used by the League of Shadows is a microwave emitter that vaporizes water. The human body is made up of over 50% water. Why is it then, that the emitter doesn't vaporize any human within a reasonable distance? Does it some how have compassion on the people around it and it spares their lives?
2. In The Dark Knight, Batman jumps out of a freaking 60-story building to save Rachel and they fall onto a car, both completely alive, well, and without blemish. WTF happened there? Also, what about the Joker he just blew by to save Rachel? He's just up there hanging around in Bruce's penthouse party-room, enjoying a beverage with the guests? And you mean to tell me that the Chinese government wouldn't mind a plane flying around Hong Kong in what I'm assuming is pretty restricted airspace? I guess they felt scrambling fighter jets to shoot it down was too much of a hassle. Then there's the bank heist...the Joker drives a bus OUT OF A BANK IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY and nobody notices? Gotham must be full of the biggest ******s in the DC world... And the whole "sonar goggles" are ridiculous as well...
But you know what? I don't let those things bother me because in the scheme of things, it's stupid to focus on those small, minor details that otherwise, don't really matter to the main plot. The Dark Knight Trilogy is so much more than those tiny parts of the plot. I truly believe if you want the movie (The Dark Knight Rises) to be great then it will be. Yes, the Joker and Heath's portrayal of him in TDK is mesmerizing and possibly the most memorable villain of the 21st century, but TDK wasn't perfect either; it had it's own little plot holes and things that didn't add up, but you guys don't seem to be bothered by that.
Enjoy TDKR for what it is: an epic conclusion to an epic trilogy. Don't let the little things bother you so much that you're blind to the amazing acting, cinematography, action scenes, and characters in these movies.
pretty much.. could have easily just split it into 2 movies and fleshed things out more..tdkr could've used an extra 30-45 minutes to really wrap everything up beautifully but that would've made the movie too long so i understand and am fine with them rushing things. hopefully the director's cut has what we want in it.
You don't spend time on new tangents at the end for nothing unless you're a **** and Damon Lindelof.
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