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89 or dark knight?
89 19%  19%  [ 4 ]
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23 Nov 2010, 10:44 am

I love "The Dark Knight", but I have danced with the devil in a pale moonlight :twisted:



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25 Nov 2010, 10:26 pm

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25 Nov 2010, 10:32 pm

actually even though I've only seen it in bits nad pieces, I gotta taht of all the incarnations I've seen I like the animation adaptation of the Batman: Gotham Night graphic novel.


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29 Nov 2010, 3:07 am

I guess I'm going to be the one to buck the trend. '89 all the way. Ledger may have been a good Joker, but I hold firm in my convictions that nothing surpasses Nicholson.



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29 Nov 2010, 4:30 am

Dark knight and Batman begins, I liked the other Batman movies too tho, but I like the new "serious" tone in the 2 last ones.

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29 Nov 2010, 7:36 am

Chevand wrote:
I guess I'm going to be the one to buck the trend. '89 all the way. Ledger may have been a good Joker, but I hold firm in my convictions that nothing surpasses Nicholson.

seriously?



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29 Nov 2010, 8:10 am

I'm still really ticked with TDK.... the studio bumped HP7 that summer because they wanted to make sure they would have a blockbuster for this year; simply because TDK did so well opening weekend... I refuse to watch HP7 in theaters currently because of that too. I'll happily wait to buy on DVD then fork out several times that to invest in their blown-out-ego desicions + the DVD when it prints. Hissss

When TDK finally came on cable a few weeks back I didn't even sit through ten min and it had lost my attention and I clicked to something else. I don't see what the hype was about. I did give it a fair chance but it was cheesy and boring due to that, imo.



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29 Nov 2010, 11:19 am

Geist wrote:
I'm still really ticked with TDK.... the studio bumped HP7 that summer because they wanted to make sure they would have a blockbuster for this year; simply because TDK did so well opening weekend... I refuse to watch HP7 in theaters currently because of that too. I'll happily wait to buy on DVD then fork out several times that to invest in their blown-out-ego desicions + the DVD when it prints. Hissss

When TDK finally came on cable a few weeks back I didn't even sit through ten min and it had lost my attention and I clicked to something else. I don't see what the hype was about. I did give it a fair chance but it was cheesy and boring due to that, imo.


so..... you hate TDK because it pushed HP7 forward?



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29 Nov 2010, 3:32 pm

imbatshitcrazy wrote:
Chevand wrote:
I guess I'm going to be the one to buck the trend. '89 all the way. Ledger may have been a good Joker, but I hold firm in my convictions that nothing surpasses Nicholson.

seriously?


Yes, seriously. Like someone said before me, in my opinion The Dark Knight was overrated.



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29 Nov 2010, 4:16 pm

Chevand wrote:
imbatshitcrazy wrote:
Chevand wrote:
I guess I'm going to be the one to buck the trend. '89 all the way. Ledger may have been a good Joker, but I hold firm in my convictions that nothing surpasses Nicholson.

seriously?


Yes, seriously. Like someone said before me, in my opinion The Dark Knight was overrated.

whatever



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05 Dec 2010, 12:00 am

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09 Dec 2010, 1:21 am

My Q. Would TDK really have been as popular if Ledger hadn't died?



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09 Dec 2010, 3:04 am

Well yeah...I didn't give a rats ass about Heath Ledger prior to TDK, only thing I recognized his name for was Brokeback Mountain (aka softcore gay porn with a plot for public viewing).

The Joker's lines made the movie...well okay Dent and the murderer dude on the ferry had some good lines too and the Maroni dude made a good line in the club.


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09 Dec 2010, 6:55 am

Geist wrote:
My Q. Would TDK really have been as popular if Ledger hadn't died?


yes



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09 Dec 2010, 7:02 am

imbatshitcrazy wrote:
Geist wrote:
My Q. Would TDK really have been as popular if Ledger hadn't died?


yes


Absolutely. Ledger would have gone on to much bigger and greater things. He was a terrific actor and a great loss to the film industry.