super clever!

original castings for Bane's scars! I love seeing how the interpretation of the creator affects the artistic progression of pieces like this!

This isn't correct. I have 3 and am <30 in very good health. Consulting with sports physiatrists, therapists, surgeons, etc. First off, we're meant to believe that his injury is far more severe that a herniated or protruded disc. Second, chiropractic therapy is quack stuff at best with little resol...

This was from the foreword of the The Art and Making of The Dark Knight Trilogy book: Alfred. Gordon. Lucius. Bruce . . . Wayne. Names that have come to mean so much to me. Today, I’m three weeks from saying a final good-bye to these characters and their world. It’s my son’s ninth birthday. He was b...

cchriswake wrote:
Expertly written.. may I have permission to quote you for future posts? (I know I just set myself up for a joke there )

When you bow down to me, then you have my permission to quote..but, seriously, of course!

However, unlike you, I don't think that randomly devalues Bane's character. It's just something in the film I preferred was handled differently. Alright fair enough if you feel that way but I didn't and I'm struggling with it. I think it's a fitting development to Bane's character and here's why Ba...

The Diving Bell and Butterfly inhabits a realm between reality and dreamscape, a place simultaneously liberating and alienating. The film chronicles the remarkably true story of Jean-Do Bauby—a once prosperous, haughty and licentious magazine editor—following a severe stroke and the consequential ef...

This is a really cool behind the scenes look into how much effort and logistical work is necessary to execute long single take shot!

Just re-watched this today and it's still extremely immersive and uniquely composed, deliberately developed and expertly crafted. My friends and I also noted quite a few homages to Kubrick--subtle yet symbolically relevant. Inception manages to be contemplative while satisfyingly entertaining. 9.75/10

What excites you people about 3D? I hate the format. I put those glasses on and I feel alienated. I'm never more immersed I just feel more like an observer. No film has ever looked right to me. It's dumb and stupid and a lame excuse to charge more money than a film is worth. Have you seen Hugo in 3...