Lol, Haldir. I think maybe next time I'll go to your cinema.

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Dark Knight=the best movie i've seen in a while.
i LOOOOVED it.
the pencil trick is my favorite!!! haha it's just funny because it is sadistic, but you're not expecting it, and Ledger just presents in a comical way. It's one of those things where you laugh, then you realize you shouldnt be laughing, so you laugh more, if that makes any sense at all.

I'm so sad Heath Ledger is dead, because he was absolutely BRILLIANT. Ack, I wanna go see it again!!!!

I agree. Ledger was an amazing actor. He really got into his characters. It is sad that he died.

I know
I mean, I was upset when he died,
but after seeing this role....
it's like, he would've just taken off, you know?
He had so much more ahead of him.
It's sad....
He was brilliant.

Yeah, Ledger was a good actor, though tbh, I still think that Christian Bale is a better one.

However, I think that everyone in The Dark Knight did an amazing acting job, so that's pretty cool. ^_^

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I finally saw it last night!!!

It was incredible. First off, I haven't seen Batman Begins, so I can't really compare the two or anything. But Christian Bale makes a wonderful Batman. I really liked him.

And Heath Ledger, was, of course, amazing. That performance was so disturbing and well-done and creepy and everything it should be. He pretty much stole the movie.

As for Maggie Gyllenhal...eh. I'm curious to see how Katie Holmes did with the role.

Anyway. It was so much better than any action movie in recent history because of the attention given to the characters. I really enjoyed the whole idea of 'freaks', mostly discussed by the Joker--how certain people (easy to spot in superhero worlds) are capable of doing extreme things, for either good or bad, because of their detatchment to normal people. And then how Batman takes this idea to cover up for Harvey Dent--keeping him from becoming a freak to the people in order to inspire hope. I mean, I was so impressed with his sacrifice. "He has to run, because we have to chase him."
Incredible stuff to think about. I'm afraid I haven't put it very eloquently.

The only other superhero movies I've ever seen are Spider-Man (still need to see Superman, X-Men, etc.) and I was impressed by the relative darkness and seriousness of Batman. There didn't seem to be much storyline about Bruce Wayne, either. Maybe that's different in the first movie...?

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I liked the second movie better than the first for some reason. They were both well done, but I just found the second Batman more movie way more interesting.

I definetly prefer TDK to Batman Begins. I love origin stories, but once you get them out the way all you need to do is focus on the story as the main characters have been established.

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Yay! You saw it!

The earnings are quite incredible. It's an excellent movie, but I wonder if it has something to do with Heath Ledger. Not to mention the rising cost of theater tickets anyway.

Hm, I don't think I really talked about Harvey before. It just seemed so obvious he was going to change sides from the beginning. He was too perfect. I admired his character, though, and was really depressed for him when Rachel died. (That came as a suprise to me, too. I really didn't expect the main female character to die.)

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Riniel, Batman Begins sets up the backstory for Batman/Bruce Wayne, so yeah, that's different than The Dark Knight. ^_^

See, with Harvey, I already knew that he would become Two-Face, but in the movie I never really saw him as a White Knight anyway. That's the reason that the Joker 'turned' him so easily--Harvey was actually a very torn person. He was never as good as he appeared in public or was made out to be (I mean, his nickname from when he was at Internal Affairs ought to proof of that), so I considered him to be a normal person (like Bruce, actually) who was struggling to rise above himself. It wasn't in his character to be a White Knight, but he was trying to change himself to help Gotham, which I thought was really awesome. It made his story a lot more emotional.

JF (I have some strange inclination to spell it 'Jayef' o_O), the Joker didn't die, and he didn't escape. He was sent off to Arkham Asylum (at least, that's where all of Batman's enemies get sent when he defeats them in the comics), where he'll presumably escape, but it's not likely that he'll be in any more films, since Heath is rather unable to play him again. <_<

Am I the only one who didn't like either Rachel? I don't think that either one was very good. Rachel from TDK could have been good, except that she was a complete revamping of Rachel from Batman Begins. She went from being self-righteous and preachy to being...strange. That one part where she tells Harvey "He's a friend. Try to be nice..." was, IMHO, very out of character. Her attitude totally didn't match the way it was in the first movie or in most of the rest of TDK. But, the thing that I actually liked the least about her this time was that she seemed so unsupportive of Bruce. Besides Alfred and Fox, she is the only person who know's his true identity, and she was almost antagonistic towards him in TDK. Which was also not cool and very out of character, I thought.

So essentially, I don't like Rachel.

Gordon's monologue at the end was awesome. It had the best lines from the entire movie. "He's not a hero. He's a silent guardian; a watchful protector; a dark knight." <--O_O It was a very predictable last-three-words, but it was still awesome. I loved his speech. My complaint here is that the music from the background in the movie is actually spread through three or four different songs in the soundtrack, so I can't listen to it all at one go. But that's not really a horrible thing.

So, did anyone have any doubts about the death of Commissioner Loeb or the Judge? I knew Harvey would live, but I was 98% sure that they would die, once Ramirez mentioned that their DNA was on the card.

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Riniel, Batman Begins sets up the backstory for Batman/Bruce Wayne, so yeah, that's different than The Dark Knight. ^_^

See, with Harvey, I already knew that he would become Two-Face, but in the movie I never really saw him as a White Knight anyway. That's the reason that the Joker 'turned' him so easily--Harvey was actually a very torn person. He was never as good as he appeared in public or was made out to be (I mean, his nickname from when he was at Internal Affairs ought to proof of that), so I considered him to be a normal person (like Bruce, actually) who was struggling to rise above himself. It wasn't in his character to be a White Knight, but he was trying to change himself to help Gotham, which I thought was really awesome. It made his story a lot more emotional.

JF (I have some strange inclination to spell it 'Jayef' o_O), the Joker didn't die, and he didn't escape. He was sent off to Arkham Asylum (at least, that's where all of Batman's enemies get sent when he defeats them in the comics), where he'll presumably escape, but it's not likely that he'll be in any more films, since Heath is rather unable to play him again. <_<

Am I the only one who didn't like either Rachel? I don't think that either one was very good. Rachel from TDK could have been good, except that she was a complete revamping of Rachel from Batman Begins. She went from being self-righteous and preachy to being...strange. That one part where she tells Harvey "He's a friend. Try to be nice..." was, IMHO, very out of character. Her attitude totally didn't match the way it was in the first movie or in most of the rest of TDK. But, the thing that I actually liked the least about her this time was that she seemed so unsupportive of Bruce. Besides Alfred and Fox, she is the only person who know's his true identity, and she was almost antagonistic towards him in TDK. Which was also not cool and very out of character, I thought.

So essentially, I don't like Rachel.

Gordon's monologue at the end was awesome. It had the best lines from the entire movie. "He's not a hero. He's a silent guardian; a watchful protector; a dark knight." <--O_O It was a very predictable last-three-words, but it was still awesome. I loved his speech. My complaint here is that the music from the background in the movie is actually spread through three or four different songs in the soundtrack, so I can't listen to it all at one go. But that's not really a horrible thing.

So, did anyone have any doubts about the death of Commissioner Loeb or the Judge? I knew Harvey would live, but I was 98% sure that they would die, once Ramirez mentioned that their DNA was on the card.

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I wonder which villain they will use for the third part. I read somewhere that they won't be using villains that have already appeared, also villains that aren't realistic. Pity, I wanted to see the Penguin.

However, they'll have to bring a female. It could be a villain. IMO, I don't want Catwoman, but that's because I don't like her that much. And Poison Ivy, well she has appeared already and she's a bit unrealistic (though I like her) Maybe Harley Quinn?

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