IWatchFilmsNotMovies wrote:Franco is either going to be genius in this or be utterly atrocious.

I've seen Franco do anything "genius". He'll probably screw it up like he did with the Oscars

Enlighten me... Why do we seem to believe this'll be any better than Origins?

Addicted2Movies wrote:1. Watchmen
2. Hellboy
3. The Spirit (it was ok)

Definately Watchmen. It's the wierdest thing; the movie was really good, people acknowledged that for about a week and then everybody forgot about its existance. It kinda died out in the shadow of TDK.

this so sick. you see just how precise the actors are at acting like the chimps. And Serkins facial expressions are so primitive and appropriate for the ape the Academy needs to create a new category to recognize the talent in films like this I whole heartily agree. Serkis is absolutely incredible ...

The site is called nolanfans... does this question really need to be asked? TDKR all the way

Harry Gregson Williams

Vader182 wrote: It looks like I'm getting proved wronger by the day though.. which is only a good thing.

-Vader

...It's "more wrong" wronger isn't a word... :neutral: sorry, not helping am I?

1. Christopher Nolan
2. Peter Jackson
3. Steven Spielberg
4. Tim Burton
5. Orsen Welles
6. Francis Ford Copolla
7. Alfred Hithcock
8. Stanley Kubrick
9. J.J. Abbams
10. Guillermo del Toro

forgot to mention Sebastian Stan as Bucky...Rutger's very own What did you think of Hugo and Tommy Lee? Tommy Lee Jones was possibly the most entertaining character in the film. His dry sense of humor worked for the role the same way it did for him in Men in Black. Hugo Weaving is the star of this ...

The Dark Knight is an extraordinarily deep film, it just analzyes topics more relevent to the real world as well as the characters. TDK is significantly more grounded and less abstract, which is both its greatest strength and weakness. -Vader I liked BB's abstract qualities. TDK was incredibly deep...