

Probably the lack of snow and the daylight filming makes TDKR not a memorable Batman Winter movie (filmed during summer)
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Believe it or not this is my first time watching the trilogy, i’m on the first one at the minute. I love the movie but the one thing i can’t stand is batmans voice, i get hes meant to be disguised but surely they could have picked something alot more tolerable then that, saying that i love bruce wayne’s character and actor in this.Sorry if this is a really common take and everyone here’s it constantly, it’s my first watch
The Dark Knight Rises is the highest grossing Batman movie currently, and one paper it should have been on par with The Dark Knight. Being the third entry to two amazing batman movies, an epic scale, tying the whole trilogy together, cool set pieces, and being the culmination to what the previous two movies were leading up to. Yet it couldn't reach the level of The Dark Knight. So, what would you say are some aspects The Dark Knight did better than its sequel.
Recentlv did a rewatch. Not auite sure I understand
whats goina on in this scene. Bruce and Alfred take a
brick with a bullet hole, but then thev fire multiple live
rounds into many different bricks and then scan one of
them to virtually piece together a finger print...? Doesn't
completelv make sense to me. If thev alreadv have
shattered pieces of bullet, whats with the firing of the
other rounds? If they have a bullet with a print, why are
they firing it into a brick?
Assuming that The Joker and not Arthur Fleck the little wannabe with a sob story, the Heath Ledger version or worse ever was going around causing chaos and some people recognized him and tried to approach him to thank him for his cause and beliefs thinking that he might take selfies with them or sign autographs or let him hang around him as fags like a celebrity you want to meet.
How would The Joker react to his public and fans that wanted to meet him or tried to help his cause? That could be hilarious or a disaster.
I had rewatched the dark knight trilogy a while ago and I wanted to talk about my favorite and least favorite aspect of each movie in the trilogy.
Batman Begins:
The Dark Knight:
The Dark Knight Rises:
Your comparing 1 movie to a 5 season series
Let's go into depth talking about the most evil thing these characters have done starting with.
joker Point 1
Heath ledgers joker rigged 2 boats one filled with civilians and the other with prison inmates giving each boat the detonator for the others boats.
Meaning the civilians could to choose to blow up the inmates boats to save their own lives
Point 2
Corrupting Harvey dent
Turning Harvey dent who was seen as Gotham's hero
And turning him into a murderer and breaking his morality by jokers manipulation
Going on to Antony starrs homelander
Point 1
Flight 37
Terrorist hijacked a plane during the fight
Homelander shoots the pilot controls resulting in the plane staring to go down resulting in 123 people dying as there were 2 ways he could have saved them the harder way going under the plane and trying to lift it to safety and the easier way taking 3 passengers at a time down to the water/land 3x41=123 3 passengers at a time 41 times and everyone would have survived even if he didn't save all of them it would have reduced death.
Point 2
Forcing the deep to eat his friend Timothy alive the octopus even after the octopus begs for his life
could name a few more for homelander.
I can't name anymore for the joker
Insane Clown Posse also known as ICP is a group of rapper in Clown makeup performing crazy rap for years, would The Joker be fans of Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope or would he hate them both?
Hey everyone — I need your help for something genuinely important 😄
The Dark Knight is currently part of a local cinema voting event here in Switzerland, and I refuse to live in a timeline where it loses.
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