[Movie] The Dark Knight (Batman Begins Sequel)

Guys. Has it ever occurred to you that, while your gripes and complaints about how a certain movie is made may or may not be warranted, you guys just happen to over-analyze every single thing to the point where you no longer enjoy a simple popcorn movie?

How ya doing, buddy?

Originally Posted by Denicalis

People say I over intellectualize the movie going experience, and I say people are too willing to shut their brains off for the sake of hollow entertainment. It's a trade off I'm not willing to make.

See, I agree with this too but I actually have a threshold of lobotomy I'm willing to endure for the sake of entertainment. I don't expect perfection out of every film that I watch/endure/survive (Circle one please) but I do expect a somewhat decent level of production value without resorting to cheap shots, camera tricks, CG, so-called "star power" and hamfisted marketing campaigns. After all, we don't live in the perfect world after all and not every single movie is directed by Pierre-Jeunet.

tl;dr version: Are we better off watching Transformers or a Nolan-esque Batman?

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by LZ

...you are simply letting ignorance grab society and choke it by the throat

Well, not before I ram my massive meathammer down society's throat, you puckered-tight conservative asshole.

This conversation is going the right way, right?

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

No, I got that too... But at what point are we willing to sacrifice what little redeeming qualities they have in order to bitch and moan about all the shit that went wrong?

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

You know what? If this is about the most complicated thought you can process from this, we'll just go ahead and go with that.

I will seriously never understand why you subliminally hate this place so much and still remain here.

I was speaking idiomatically.