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8:25pm on Thursday, can't wait.
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I enjoyed it.
But it had Morgan Freeman in it, so it had to be good automatically.
But it had Morgan Freeman in it, so it had to be good automatically.
I thought Kilmer did an alright job. Clooney's performance was damaged by the pooness of the film. Keaton was good, but Bale was better.
Cookie to anyone who can name the Batman reference I slipped in.
Cookie to anyone who can name the Batman reference I slipped in.
sPiKeCaSt wrote:
>Bale owns Keaton!
Doesn't surprise me. Keaton was the best Batman until now but he wasn't exactly great. Val Kilmer was a complete spaz and hammed it right up. George Clooney was a goggle-eyed ponce who starred in the worst of all the Batman films.
Bale seems more appropriate for the role than any of his predecessors.
>Bale owns Keaton!
Doesn't surprise me. Keaton was the best Batman until now but he wasn't exactly great. Val Kilmer was a complete spaz and hammed it right up. George Clooney was a goggle-eyed ponce who starred in the worst of all the Batman films.
Bale seems more appropriate for the role than any of his predecessors.
JFH wrote:
> Limewire's so slow...
It was fake. The film hasn't been released by any groups yet.
Oh, and a great film, but the editing was poor.
> Limewire's so slow...
It was fake. The film hasn't been released by any groups yet.
Oh, and a great film, but the editing was poor.
EMPHASIS
To be honest though, I'm lying.
To be honest though, I'm lying.
gerrid wrote:
> Reefer wrote:
> Why do net users say "to be
> honest" all the time now,
>
> Er, I guess it's probably because they want to indicate that
> they're giving their honest opinion. Call me crazy! It's just a wild
> guess!
No, people say it when it doesn't need to be said. We know it's your honest opinion, or why the hell else would you say it?
> Reefer wrote:
> Why do net users say "to be
> honest" all the time now,
>
> Er, I guess it's probably because they want to indicate that
> they're giving their honest opinion. Call me crazy! It's just a wild
> guess!
No, people say it when it doesn't need to be said. We know it's your honest opinion, or why the hell else would you say it?
Got back about ten minutes ago. Great action packed film with a decent story line, and some funny one-liners to boot. Thumbs up!
ssxpro wrote:
> Reefer wrote:
> What surprises me is that BB was written by David S Goyer. The guy
> who wrote the cackpiece that was Blade 3 wrote this film, which has
> been recieving 5 stars at all stops.
>
> I agree that Blade 3 was a bit weak, but didn't he also write the
> first two, which I thought were much better. The only difference, as
> far as I know, was that Goyer directed Trinity, as well as just
> writing it. Perhaps he'll have more luck with Batman...
He definately has pulled it off this time. I loved Batman begins. Make sure you see it, my favourite movie of the year so far. Bale owns Keaton!
> Reefer wrote:
> What surprises me is that BB was written by David S Goyer. The guy
> who wrote the cackpiece that was Blade 3 wrote this film, which has
> been recieving 5 stars at all stops.
>
> I agree that Blade 3 was a bit weak, but didn't he also write the
> first two, which I thought were much better. The only difference, as
> far as I know, was that Goyer directed Trinity, as well as just
> writing it. Perhaps he'll have more luck with Batman...
He definately has pulled it off this time. I loved Batman begins. Make sure you see it, my favourite movie of the year so far. Bale owns Keaton!
Reefer wrote:
> What surprises me is that BB was written by David S Goyer. The guy
> who wrote the cackpiece that was Blade 3 wrote this film, which has
> been recieving 5 stars at all stops.
I agree that Blade 3 was a bit weak, but didn't he also write the first two, which I thought were much better. The only difference, as far as I know, was that Goyer directed Trinity, as well as just writing it. Perhaps he'll have more luck with Batman...
> What surprises me is that BB was written by David S Goyer. The guy
> who wrote the cackpiece that was Blade 3 wrote this film, which has
> been recieving 5 stars at all stops.
I agree that Blade 3 was a bit weak, but didn't he also write the first two, which I thought were much better. The only difference, as far as I know, was that Goyer directed Trinity, as well as just writing it. Perhaps he'll have more luck with Batman...
What's that got to do with Batman?
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