What went wrong?
>>67234055
Single take everything.
>>67234055
I mean I found this pretty bland compared to the masterpiece of the Dark Knight. This one just didn't have any of that magic.
>>67234055
the memes
>he did it for LOVE
Dropped right there. It was okay otherwise.
BB>TDK>TDKR
>>67235742
very true. nolan is gonna look back and be ashamed at how corny and cheesy this movie was
>>67234055
I thought all three movies were great
>>67235783
TDK>TDKR>BB
FTFY
>>67235876
My opinion>Your opinion
Heath Ledger died
>>67235886
lol no
>>67234055
shitty script.. twist was obvious.. boring... no real connection to tdk.. whole police in the sewers?! wtf
>>67234055
Should have ended with Alfreds nod
>>67234055
Nothing
>>67234055
The three and a half hour epilogue was really unnecessary.
>>67234055
no actor died in this movie, so people saw it for what it was: a nonsensical mess with dank memes.
No musical number in the third act. In fact, making the whole thing a prog rock musical would have really improved it.
Ledger died, Nolan didn't give a shit.
Baneguy: Scottish brogue with mask muffler
Batguy: Weird low grunty voice
Me during the whole movie: "What did he say?"
I should watch it agian with close caps, but I have too many other movies to watch.
>>67236420
It was straight up bizarre.
Surely if you were going to expand on the film it would be with prequel scenes. The solo spin off adventures of Bane was a terrible idea. And making it a Batman crossover, what the fuck were they thinking.
I can't imagine many people even bothered staying in the theatre to watch it after the main feature ended.
>>67236567
Lynch co-directed that segment, that's why it was so weird. But not weird enough, so Lynch asked that his name be taken out of the credits.
Based John Carroll Lynch.
>>67236567
Apparently, Nolan just went nuts filming that epilogue and ran out of money when they had to pay Chicago off for blowing half of it up.
The original script called for Bane to be sitting confidently in his plane when the whole thing suddenly starts shaking. A B52 then tears it asunder and he's winched aboard. Tied to a chair, a figure shrouded in darkness mockingly reminds him of his question (why would someone shoot a man before throwing him out of a plane?). The shadowy figure: none other than CIA. He slowly but confidently strides towards Bane, leans down and whispers the answer in his ear: "because they can survive the fall".
>>67234055
Dubbing Bane's voice. I rather not be able to understand him than have him sound like a 60's bond villain.
>>67234055
TKDR is the best example of modern flickera of what happens when the director is phoning it in.
He just didnt give a shit.
Shame, Hardy was perfectly cast.
>>67234055
They tried too hard to replicate Heath's Joker. Just search up Bane quotes, about a 10 min video, and you'll realize how forced the dialog is. Tom Hardy is a great actor, but I'm sure Nolan had a lot of pressure after TDKR.
Also:
>movie had a lot of plot holes
>very un-batmanlike ending
>very obvious plot holes
>badly portrayed time skips
Relied too much on memes
>>67236764
>According to Holmes, during his childhood, he was frightened of what he called "Nail Ghosts" that would hammer on the walls at night.
What did he mean by this?
>>67236808
i pretty sure he was just crazy, bro.
