if you havent seen this movie do yourself a favor and SEE IT!!! This movie is amazing a true masterpiece, and Heath played Joker Flawlessly the best performance i have ever seen. If you dont go and see this on the big Screen you will regret it.
Toni Plutonij said:I'm really interested in this movie.....I've heard all the best but, theres NO WAY it could beat Batman from 1989, directed by Tim Burton and with Jack Nicholson as Joker..No way it could best it..
However, I'm going to watch it..
Well, maybe..but the thing is..I really disliked Batman Begins....It's a bad movie in comparison with Burtons movies..Panzer Tacticer said:Toni Plutonij said:I'm really interested in this movie.....I've heard all the best but, theres NO WAY it could beat Batman from 1989, directed by Tim Burton and with Jack Nicholson as Joker..No way it could best it..
However, I'm going to watch it..
Boy are you in for a surprise. I'm a Jack fan normally, love his movies. But the Dark Knight makes the earlier films look like stupid crap. If I had owned the original film, chances are 100% I'd be throwing them away in favour of the new two.
I rarely like paying full price in a theatre for all but the best. But this film is so awesome that to watch it on a cam copy is really that absolute best way to rip yourself off.
Toni Plutonij said:Panzer Tacticer said:Toni Plutonij said:I'm really interested in this movie.....I've heard all the best but, theres NO WAY it could beat Batman from 1989, directed by Tim Burton and with Jack Nicholson as Joker..No way it could best it..
However, I'm going to watch it..
Boy are you in for a surprise. I'm a Jack fan normally, love his movies. But the Dark Knight makes the earlier films look like stupid crap. If I had owned the original film, chances are 100% I'd be throwing them away in favour of the new two.
I rarely like paying full price in a theatre for all but the best. But this film is so awesome that to watch it on a cam copy is really that absolute best way to rip yourself off.
Well, maybe..but the thing is..I really disliked Batman Begins....It's a bad movie in comparison with Burtons movies..
I like the atmosphere in his movies, and the new Batman is "macho" guy with really bad life story, at least for me..
I think I like this one better than Batman Begins, but Burton is untouchable, and I really think that. This Batman is perfect to me, Dark Knight could maybe come near it, but from the pictures I've seen so far, I don't like.....Joker is made like some dark guy with Crow-ish makeup, and Batman outfit is too "built up" (I can't find the word), but it's just TOO much something, earlier (the first two parts of Batman) outfits were simply but fucking great..His car is now some Hummer-a-like tank, and his first cars were so sleek..
I don't know, I don't like new Batman at all (at least Batman begins), but this Dark Knight might actually improve it in my eyes..I surely hope it will..
If you're talking about first Batman, than you got it wrong..His face was like that for real, because bad plastic surgery doctor messed up, he had to wear make up to look human (when he wore no makeup he had white face and red lips)..His real face was Joker like..underpressure116 said:The thing you have to remember is these movies are the origins of Batman. You think the uber sleek Batmobile started uber sleek? The Mustang would be nothing with the Model T. And I feel this is the first time the Joker actually looks like a freak instead of some idiot in makeup. Gotham's most epic super-villain wouldn't spend an hour in front of the mirror fixing his makeup.
Everything about these new Batman movies are less stream-lined as everybody (including the "Caped Crusader") has to start somewhere. I think all this Burton and Nicholson love is really just closed-mindedness. I love Burton and I think he is certainly one of the better directors of our time, but the Nolan movies are a huge step for the Batman series. I don't see how you can think his life story sucks, it is exactly the same as every other story except it gave a little insight as to what happened to him in between his parents' deaths and becoming Batman.
Also, these movies are not supposed to be Burton's Batman. And this Joker is certainly not supposed to be Nicholson. Nicholson approached Nolan about the part and was turned down. These movies are a completely different direction. Comparing the two is not fair to either.
Well, I understand that this movies should "explain" what was going on, and how it all happened, but I like the previous explanations better (those flash-backs in first Batmans, when he ran and fall into the cave, now known as a Bat-cave, and stuff like that)..This "new" explanations never appealed to me..As I said it, I think it's too "macho" and Hollywoodish..
And I'm not sure if I got it right, but you said
QUOTEAnd I feel this is the first time the Joker actually looks like a freak instead of some idiot in makeup. Gotham's most epic super-villain wouldn't spend an hour in front of the mirror fixing his makeup.