Just realized that the dude Rachel got all huffy about Crane sending to Arkham instead of prison, the moment where you start expect Crane is in Falcone's pocket, is Victor fucking Zsasz.

Fuck that dumb prison-profiteering DA cunt, Zsasz belongs in Arkham.
Dude is nearly as sadistic as the Joker himself.

Scarecrow did nothing wrong.

Because Zsasz is just a generic mob guy in the movie who only puts tally marks on himself to appear insane, not a serial killer like in the comics.

Batman suspects include: David Copperfield; Bigfoot; and Abraham Lincoln.

Fucking gold.

TDKR was unnecessarily long. I don't know why they continued for two hours after the conclusion with a bunch of irrelevant stuff about Batman.

Quote from: Verbatim on June 15, 2017, 12:10:42 PM

begins is boring as fuck and hard to sit through

am I just a crazy person

I liked BB way better than TDK or TDKR

it had way better themes, atmosphere, and characters imo

I feel like it suffer from an inability to decide who the main villain is.

This could be a boon, sort of a 'just how deep the rabbit hole goes' effect, which I sense is what they were going for, but Batman Begins could have been spread across the movies with more fleshed out story and conflict between him and the villains, and at the end of each, he learns there's someone higher still to pursue.

Failing to capture Falcone at the docks, Batman pursues him for months before finally defeating him and handing him over to the cops. Film 1 ends with the scene where Crane poisons him with fear gas.

Batman learns of Falcone's maddening, and learns of Crane's true identity and his use of Falcone as a pawn. After he's put the Scarecrow away he revels in the idea that he has foiled the plot at last, when Ra's al Ghul shows up at his birthday party and set fire to the manor. Film 2 ends with Bruce Wayne clinging to life after being rescued by Alfred.

Batman destroys the microwave transmitter early on, but fails to capture Ra's. With no leads and nowhere to start looking, he can think of only one course of action. Batman arrives at the rebuilt League of Shadows to challenge Ra's, and he defeats him. Batman refuses to kill Ra's, and a figure steps out from the shadows and kills the demon himself. Bane declares that Batman would have robbed him an honorable death and they fight. Batman is worn out from his duel with Ra's, and Bane breaks his back, throws him in the hole, and returns to Gotham to finish what Ra's started with a newly stolen and more powerful microwave transmitter. Film 3 ends.

Batman recovers and returns to Gotham to stop Bane. Bane reveals that this time they aren't using fear toxin, but a deadly nerve gas, Batman vows to stop him, but before they trade blows, Bane seizes up and falls face first on the floor. Batman looks down and pulls a single razor sharp playing card from his neck. His spinal cord was severed at the medula oblongata. Batman looks up and scans the shadows but finds nothing. A cackle echoes across the sewers. The rest of the film plays out pretty much like The Dark Knight, except Joker's plot revolves around releasing Joker toxin on the city, he goes to Arkham at the end instead of dying, and the shit with Two-Face never happens because it was kind of pointless anyway. The series comes to a close in a post credit scene, where The Killing Joke would begin. Batman comes to see the Joker in Arkham, to confront him about what he said. "I think you and I are destined to do this forever." Batman, fearing he may be right attempts to talk it over, only to discover that this Joker is an impostor (portrayed by Jared Leto). The scene ends. No further sequels are made. You're just left to wonder.

Tbh Cillian Murphy was the best character of the entire trilogy.

Tbh Cillian Murphy was the best character of the entire trilogy.

such an underrated actor

have you ever seen Red Eye?

Quote from: Annie on June 15, 2017, 07:56:19 PM

Quote from: Ushan on June 15, 2017, 07:41:05 PM

Tbh Cillian Murphy was the best character of the entire trilogy.

such an underrated actor

have you ever seen Red Eye?

I have not, but I liked him in Anthropoid and The Wind that Shakes the Barley.

He's also insanely handsome.

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Quote from: Ushan on June 15, 2017, 08:26:22 PM

Quote from: Annie on June 15, 2017, 07:56:19 PM

Quote from: Ushan on June 15, 2017, 07:41:05 PM

Tbh Cillian Murphy was the best character of the entire trilogy.

such an underrated actor

have you ever seen Red Eye?

I have not, but I liked him in Anthropoid and The Wind that Shakes the Barley.

He's also insanely handsome.

he looks like an alien

An alien I would wear like a coat. Them eyes boi.