TDKR General Information

[RIFA]

I got the whole point (hence why I even wrote it). I was merely talking about something a little bit different. Wouldn't expect you to understand since you think a cafe is a reference to Inception.

You clearly missed it as Based4life said.

No I didn't. Stop thinking for me. Thank you.

[Allstar]

You clearly missed it as Based4life said.

No I didn't. Stop thinking for me. Thank you.

I saw what you said.

[Vader182]

I saw what I said. Wait.

-Vader

[Monicabbm]

Cinema Score is online now:
http://www.cinemascore.com/

Batman TDKR: A

[BlairCo]

Cinema Score is online now:
http://www.cinemascore.com/

Batman TDKR: A

Those other scores are absolute bollocks. Not very trustworthy.

[The Special One]

Amazing Spiderman A- !?
Granted it did not suck but there was nothing special ( or amazing) about it.

[Law]

Question about a scene and song

What track is playing when Batman and Catwoman are going through the sewers beating up the mercs? I think it's why Do We Fall but I'm not sure

[BlairCo]

When Commissioner Gordon talks about "giant alligators" being in the sewer line, could this be a reference to Killer Croc?

[d4mi4n]

Something I thought about:

Gotham's far from being fixed when Bruce leaves it.

I mean, think about it. All the criminals Bane freed are still running about, and arguably could avoid being reimprisoned by arguing the Dent Act unjustly put them in prison in the first place. Will the people really still trust the cops after Gordon had told them all a lie for eight years? One day of heroic bravery by the police in fighting Bane's army won't make up for the near decade's worth of lies they had been told. There hasn't been any real reform in Gotham, just temporary bandages, like with Bruce's parent's death, Harvey's cover-up, and now Batman's supposed demise. Hell, criminals might be even more active, since Batman was a big obstacle in keeping them in check. The cops could only do it effectively because of the Dent Act, which, as I mentioned, is completely built around the lie.

In a way, Bane and Ras are right: Gotham just keeps covering up it's gaping wounds with Band-aids, and either needs someone to reform it from within completely, or put it down.

That's what I thought after seeing it today.

There's no actual ending to this. There's an end to the Bruce Wayne story. But there's not an end to Batman's story and especially Gotham's and it's villains.

Which is a minus I've counted.

Your answer to Silver felt okay before that last line... Of course it's not over:

1) BB - Joker card
2) TDK - Batman escaping false justice
3) Batman is not dead

Let me paraphrase Christopher Nolan - movies should expand beyond the boundaries of their own time frame, they should continue to play in our minds long after we're gone from cinema. So, what you say is a minus actually feels like a plus to me. And don't forget - it's frickin Batman, of course he lives, he's a mental Superman. Also, of course it felt like HIS closure - it's The Dark Knight Trilogy - although I was quite happy with other closures, no matter how small they appeared I loved them all.

Blair, nice catch!

[antovolk]

Should be receiving my BB/TDK/TDKR 3-script paperback from Amazon this afternoon, will get pics of the storyboards, and probably transcribe the actual script into PDF (no idea how long that would take...but it'll be worth it )