I don’t know that I need to add much to this trailer. It’s already omnipresent and ready for months of frame-by-frame breakdowns. All I’ll say is that I love the tone of it, I love how it looks to mix the previous two films while going somewhere completely new, that it doesn’t ultimately show all that much, and that damn they need to keep working on that football CGI.
Also, in regards to Selina Kyle’s line… I just want to say BAM.
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I found it underwhelming and I’m getting the feeling I got from the last film, that it’ll be a bloated mess with some great scenes. Is Cat-Woman completely superfluous just like Two-Face was?
The biggest problem with that football scene is the very apparent lack of physical ‘reality’ between the running player -who apparently doesn’t hear or feel and is completely oblivious- and the slaughter that’s going on inches behind him. It looks comical and cheap.
Physics, Schmysics. News Flash everyone. It’s a comic book movie. LOOKS AWESOME.
That has relied and stressed a focus on realism from the very first film unlike other superhero films.
I hate the fact that the word “rise” has evidently market-tested so well that Batman must use it despite the fact that GI JOE, Fantastic Four, and Planet of the Apes have already use it. Let’s giive “rise” a rest.
Realism? As in, the Batmobile jumping from roof top to roof top? That kind of realism? Yeah, that happens everyday.
To my knowledge, Hannibal was the first offender, but the poster from Gladiator is probably more to blame.
So “This Is Gotham, Gotham” means “rise”? In what language?
If that’s what you’re hearing from the chant, you’re mistaken.
Having played a little football on the side, you can get really lost in concentration with trying to score and crowd noise. The noise of rumbling is something kind of just goes with the territory. I usually assumed it was the players around or behind me, not an earthquake.
That’s no excuse for bad staging and CGI.
Please enlighten us, Renn.
“It totally sucks because [insert dumb reason].”
“It totally rocks because [insert dumb reason].”
“You’re wrong, jerk.”
“No, you’re wrong, idiot.”
Sigh. It’s gonna be a long, annoying 7 months.
Gladly, McGreedy.
“Deshi, Deshi, Basarah, Basarah” [sp]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNDZzsSui9E&feature=related
Nothing like a good explosion to make all of the armchair special effects artists come out of the fucking wood work.
a ‘good’ explosion?
Aaaaah. Well, I was joking; I figured that’s not what it was once it was translated, but I admit that until then, it made perfect sense given the setting of the football game. Chalk it up to one too many viewings of We Are Marshall, I suppose. And by that, I mean one viewing.
I really didn’t enjoy the first film. Mostly bc of all the Nolan talk of realism. On repeat viewings, it had its moments, but it is still a jumbled mess of a film. The second one was improved on ten-fold, but as we all know it’s greatest strength was Heath. I blame that hack of a writer Goyer.
Robin logo at 12 seconds.
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So they’ve tapped into the 2011 wealth debate. And it looks like the 99% are staging a bloody revolution while following a masked madman. (Is that Alfred being pulled from under the furniture and about to be beaten to a pulp?) That angle makes sense from the filmmakers point of view.
Not enough data…
Dude, the crowd in seattle got so loud during a Marshawn Lynch TD run that it set off seismic detectors. Lynch didn’t stop or turn around. At Raymond James stadium, they set off CANNONS as part of the pirate motif. The players ignore it. Professional football players don’t stop when they hear strange noises or feel vibrations.
Also, this is a movie about a billionaire ninja who wears a bat-suit and can fly. That’s a lot more implausible that what you’re complaining about anyway.
The two big questions are – what’s under the silver dish? Bruce Waynes’ lunch or something more integral to the plot? And how does a nobody like Selina Kyle get into an exclusive party and dance with a multi-billionaire without anyone noticing? Oh the suspense is killing me.
LOL.
I’m going to print up some “Too hip for Nolan’s Batman” T-Shirts. I’m guaranteed to sell at least 2 – one to Garageman and one to Devin.
…as opposed to printing up a few “I’m a Nolan Cultist” t-shirts?
Being an unquestioning sycophant is twice as obnoxious as being a deliberate contrarian. Remember, there was a time when fans were completely convinced Sam Raimi could never make a horrible Spider-Man movie. I think the proper reaction here should be “cautious optimism.”
Shut the fuck up already.
Sure, but when a movie based on a comic-book property prides itself on its “realistic” aesthetics, it comes off as a tad hypocritical.
Ain’t that the truth…
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