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Do you consider TDKR as being a 'Deep' Film?

Posted: January 18th, 2013, 8:06 am
by RyanRises
^Please ban the guy.

Do you consider TDKR as being a 'Deep' Film?

Posted: January 18th, 2013, 8:11 am
by TehBatGetsBraked
Not a single one of those make even a little sense

Do you consider TDKR as being a 'Deep' Film?

Posted: January 18th, 2013, 8:17 am
by RabidBEBOP
Sup /tv/ Another Nolan thread i see. :wave:

Do you consider TDKR as being a 'Deep' Film?

Posted: January 18th, 2013, 5:15 pm
by nolangoatdirector
Did that BRAVO_CHRIS guy really just copy and paste from that ridiculous "99 reasons why the dark knight rises sucked" article? WOW. What a troll. The same BRAVO CHRIS from a few days ago that people wanted banned and now he's back for more, I'm assuming.

Do you consider TDKR as being a 'Deep' Film?

Posted: January 20th, 2013, 11:08 am
by BRAV0 CHRIS
Calling Batman "the Dark Knight" is like calling Papa Smurf "the Blue Patriarch": you're not fooling anyone. It's a children's story about a billionaire who dresses up as a bat to punch criminals on the nose. No normal adult can possibly relate to that, which makes his story inherently boring, unless you're a child, in which case you can enjoy the bits where he rides his super-bike around with his cape flapping behind him like a tit. The scenes where some improbable clown-like supervillain delivers a quasi-philosophical speech are even worse, incidentally.

Do you consider TDKR as being a 'Deep' Film?

Posted: January 20th, 2013, 11:18 am
by Pratham
BRAV0 CHRIS wrote:Calling Batman "the Dark Knight" is like calling Papa Smurf "the Blue Patriarch": you're not fooling anyone. It's a children's story about a billionaire who dresses up as a bat to punch criminals on the nose. No normal adult can possibly relate to that, which makes his story inherently boring, unless you're a child, in which case you can enjoy the bits where he rides his super-bike around with his cape flapping behind him like a tit. The scenes where some improbable clown-like supervillain delivers a quasi-philosophical speech are even worse, incidentally.
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Do you consider TDKR as being a 'Deep' Film?

Posted: January 20th, 2013, 11:47 am
by nolangoatdirector
BRAV0 CHRIS wrote:Calling Batman "the Dark Knight" is like calling Papa Smurf "the Blue Patriarch": you're not fooling anyone. It's a children's story about a billionaire who dresses up as a bat to punch criminals on the nose. No normal adult can possibly relate to that, which makes his story inherently boring, unless you're a child, in which case you can enjoy the bits where he rides his super-bike around with his cape flapping behind him like a tit. The scenes where some improbable clown-like supervillain delivers a quasi-philosophical speech are even worse, incidentally.
Nice job copying and pasting that troll of a youtube comment that's been going around.

Do you consider TDKR as being a 'Deep' Film?

Posted: February 11th, 2013, 1:22 am
by Imaginatio
blueberryicedcoffee wrote:Mad deep.
This. Love your banners by the way 8-).
Master Virgo wrote:I think you're asking the wrong question, the right one is "How much deep you believe Rises is as a film?"
Definitely this.