4 negative reviews for Dark Knight - Page 4

J Storm · 07-16-2008, 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by JSN

lol what a fucking retard, as if tim burton was some great director and tim burton's batman was a great achievement.

you don't have to even know shit about movies to know this guy's a dipshit.

how dare this nolan nobody mess up the great tim burton's franchise (as if any batman movie is part of it from now on)- i mean we're talking about the genius who gave a the marky mark planet of the apes monstrosity! my lord those earlier batman flicks sucked. the best thing you could even say about them is that the first one wasn't completely awful.

you make a good argument. not.

jjsefton · 07-16-2008, 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Bullitt68

The film was shot in Chicago. Gotham may be fictional, but the locations are real places in the city.

what the previous poster meant was ; why rag on New yorkers for Batman being filmed in chicago, when Gotham itself, is a ficitonal city, and not meant to be New york.

Bullitt68 · 07-16-2008, 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by JSN

lol what a fucking retard, as if tim burton was some great director and tim burton's batman was a great achievement.

you don't have to even know shit about movies to know this guy's a dipshit.

how dare this nolan nobody mess up the great tim burton's franchise (as if any batman movie is part of it from now on)- i mean we're talking about the genius who gave a the marky mark planet of the apes monstrosity! my lord those earlier batman flicks sucked. the best thing you could even say about them is that the first one wasn't completely awful.

Tim Burton's Batman films are the best of the franchise, and while he's not a masterful filmmaker, his Batman films were excellent.

JSN · 07-16-2008, 01:49 PM

that's like being the smartest retard. did you see the other ones? "bat and robin" in particular, stands out as possibly the worst movie ever made... EVAR!

Bullitt68 · 07-16-2008, 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by JSN

that's like being the smartest retard. did you see the other ones? "bat and robin" in particular, stands out as possibly the worst movie ever made... EVAR!

So you hate the entire franchise?

I think the order of the best Batman films coincide with their chronology, i.e. each film was slightly worse than the previous.

As for Batman and Robin: I didn't think it was as bad as everybody else seems to. It was meant as an homage to the original TV series with all of its camp and cheesiness. At least it wasn't ultra-serious while at the same time unintentionally humorous the way Batman Begins was.