Bullshit. They also said that Hathaway's performance was just as amazing as Heath's Joker.Allstar wrote:WB sources say JGL stole the show.
Nolan screens TDKR rough cut to WB bosses
I heard The Cone gave a powerhouse performance.BlairCo wrote:Bullshit. They also said that Hathaway's performance was just as amazing as Heath's Joker.Allstar wrote:WB sources say JGL stole the show.
I also heard that the CIA guy survived and he is better then every Marlon Brando performance combined.EnzoTheBaker wrote:I heard The Cone gave a powerhouse performance.BlairCo wrote: Bullshit. They also said that Hathaway's performance was just as amazing as Heath's Joker.
Really? Who are these sources?Allstar wrote:WB sources say JGL stole the show.
The Cone made everyone look like amateurs.EnzoTheBaker wrote:I heard The Cone gave a powerhouse performance.BlairCo wrote: Bullshit. They also said that Hathaway's performance was just as amazing as Heath's Joker.
Hines Ward is equally as phenominal as The Cone.
"All this 'good vs evil' shit's been played out. It's now time for 'BAD VS. EVIL'
-David Ayer on Suicide Squad.
-David Ayer on Suicide Squad.
Damn, I wanna be WB boss 
Was getting caught part of the Cone's plan?thenextnolan wrote:Hines Ward is equally as phenominal as The Cone.
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I'd never want to be Chris Nolan. You'd have to keep working, keep creating, keep coming up with something better than your previous films. That's too much pressure. I'd much rather be a WB boss; you just kick back and let all the filmmakers do the heavy lifting; your only real responsibility would be putting your money up on viable projects. A much easier job compared to what Nolan has to go through.Mason wrote:What I'd give to be Christopher Nolan right now...madcowre wrote:What I'd give to be a WB boss right now...
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He's not doing it because he has to. He loves making films.LemonBachan wrote:I'd never want to be Chris Nolan. You'd have to keep working, keep creating, keep coming up with something better than your previous films. That's too much pressure. I'd much rather be a WB boss; you just kick back and let all the filmmakers do the heavy lifting; your only real responsibility would be putting your money up on viable projects. A much easier job compared to what Nolan has to go through.Mason wrote: What I'd give to be Christopher Nolan right now...
