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Originally Posted by massacre man (Post 715046)

Underdog's not a superhero. All dogs can do that. They're just lazy.

can't say that I blame them.....If I could sit around all day licking my balls and sleeping.......I'd be a happy newb:D

wait....that didn't come out right

yes it did

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Originally Posted by _____V_____ (Post 715047)

Ledger is going down in movie history, guys. I am sure even Jack would have bowed before that performance.

agreed.
agreed.

amidst all this dark knight chaos, i'm going to submit a different review:

teeth (2007)

have to admit i was pretty disappointed with this one.
there were moments of true cleverness and originality that were mostly watered down by an otherwise unremarkable film.
the best part about it was jess weixler as the main character, dawn. she did a great job with the character.

i'd say it's worth a watch, but that's about it.

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Originally Posted by _____V_____ (Post 715030)

The Dark Knight.

I am totally, utterly blown away! Whoa...one of THE most fantastic flicks I ll ever have the honor of watching! Before starting on anything, I MUST give due credit to Aaron Eckhart for holding his own in what would have been otherwise a totally snubbed and watered-down role. Very good work, Aaron.

Now, for Heath Ledger. The whole Hollywood fraternity has lost an awesome talent - because his Joker is out of this world! It was exactly how Bob Kane would have visualised his modern Joker to be...gritty, grotesque and psychotic to the level of paranoia.

And for those of you who thought Jack's Joker could never be surpassed, I can safely say this - you were wrong. Jack got OWNED by Heath. Utterly. Totally. (Oscar indeed!)

Christian Bale is his usual self, carrying both Bruce and Bats with equal ease. He looked a bit uncomfortable as Bruce in sparse moments (not gonna spoil it), but he was on par as the best Batman on-screen yet. Gary Oldman did a competent job as usual, and I thought Maggie Gyllenhaal was totally un-necessary and un-needed.

Chris Nolan, take a bow. You might have made THE most faithful and flawless superhero flick in the history of Hollywood cinema yet. There is no way ANYONE can surpass this one, in terms of sheer quality and entertainment. It was such an overwhelming experience for me that I was applauding when the end credits rolled...without realising that 2 and half hours had passed!

Rating - * * * * *

WOW! Now I'm thinking to have a trip to anywhere outside the country where I can see TDK at a theater.:o (you may know that Our damn local theaters doesn't permit to show any new foreign films!:mad:)

Last seen movies:

Batman vs Dracula (2005)

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As long I'm not able to watch TDK, I like to keep the DARK KNIGHT phenomena in some other ways.:D

>>: B

The Happening (2008)

>>: D

-The Evil Dead With Commentary.
-The Evil Dead 2 With Commentary.
-The Devil's Rejects With Commentary.

Mamma Mia! - I normally don't like musicals, but this was a good movie. Some of the vocals were a little rough, but I have to give the actors props for doing their own singing. The plot was predicatable, but overall I had a good time.

I watched "resurrection" yesterday. Somekind of a Se7en rip off movie but still pretty decent! I also saw "the mist" this week. I thought it was pretty good as well! Tonight I'll watch Wrong Turn, supposed to be good! :)

Army Of Darkness With Commentary.