solo2001 wrote:

Viper wrote:In the words of Boris the Animal.....let's agree to disagree.

you deserve some sort of troll award for this post.

Lmao.

In the words of Boris the Animal.....let's agree to disagree.

God forbid the twist add depth! There's a twist that adds depth... The moment the woman calls Blake "Robin", a TON of depth is instantly added to the character and you immediately see the entire Blake story in a new way...a way that actually does not conflict with the character that is constructed ...

To be honest, the Talia twist really cheapened the character of Bane, IMO. The entire movie is spent setting Bane up to be this completely emotionless, pure evil, not one shred of remorse psychopath. All of that was completely swept away when we saw a tear fall down his cheek. Hardly. I'm not sure ...

God forbid a character isn't one-dimensional! This wasn't about dimensions of character, this was taking all the notions you've built up about a character over the past 2 and a half hours, and then completely flushing them down the toilet. That's not adding dimensions, that's just bad writing. Peri...

To be honest, the Talia twist really cheapened the character of Bane, IMO. The entire movie is spent setting Bane up to be this completely emotionless, pure evil, not one shred of remorse psychopath. All of that was completely swept away when we saw a tear fall down his cheek. I still loved the movi...

prince0gotham wrote:who the fuck is Zod?

eh? eh?

I see what you did there.

It's comparing apples to oranges.

I learned that if Lucas ever needs a voice for Vader again, Tom Hardy is the man to see about that. A lot of his scenes seemed really Vaderish to me, actually.

It would be like if when Batman kills Harvey Dent, Batman says, "I should have given you a heads up." Sure, fanboys would have laughed, hooted and hollered, but it would have totally killed the scene and the serious and somber tone it was supposed to have. This made me laugh out loud. We need to ge...