Batman: The Dark Knight

[Falcon]

I think I'm going to go see it again, at IMAX this time :)

[Ender]

wow just saw it...

incredible...

[BigAznDaddy]

i think this movie was good but in my opinion i think it was overrated. i still think iron man was better.

[Chavo]

i think this movie was good but in my opinion i think it was overrated. i still think iron man was better.

I can't possibly fathom how you could even approach justifying that conclusion.

[Warrior]

wow just saw it...

incredible...

why so serious

[Sidoh]

i think this movie was good but in my opinion i think it was overrated. i still think iron man was better.

To be honest, I'm not surprised.  The most noteworthy contrast was easily the thing that impressed me the most, but it's something that I would expect the average person to dislike.  Movies like Ironman pretty clearly appeal to those who find vindictiveness acceptable and appropriate.  At least in this movie, Batman was outstandingly noble.  He was much more than badass that ran around killing the bad guy.  He had an iron-clad set of morals that he didn't stray from even in his weakest moments.  To see a film portray a character with these qualities deeply impressed me.

Overall, this movie is easily one of my favorites now.  Even if you're not looking for a movie that has a meaningful and serious moral hiding not very deep beneath the surface, you should still see it.

On the note of Ironman, does anyone thing the president of real-life Stark Industries has another, more Tony Stark-like persona?  Judging from this picture, I'd have to say so.  Look at this party animal:
http://www.lockheedmartin.com/data/assets/corporate/stevens-high.jpg

[Ender]

Batman TDK superseded The Godfather on IMDB!

[CrAz3D]

Batman TDK superseded The Godfather on IMDB!

OLD news

[dark_drake]

To be honest, I'm not surprised.  The most noteworthy contrast was easily the thing that impressed me the most, but it's something that I would expect the average person to dislike.  Movies like Ironman pretty clearly appeal to those who find vindictiveness acceptable and appropriate.  At least in this movie, Batman was outstandingly noble.  He was much more than badass that ran around killing the bad guy.  He had an iron-clad set of morals that he didn't stray from even in his weakest moments.  To see a film portray a character with these qualities deeply impressed me.

Overall, this movie is easily one of my favorites now.  Even if you're not looking for a movie that has a meaningful and serious moral hiding not very deep beneath the surface, you should still see it.

[spoiler]Well, if Harvey is dead, Batman was forced to break his one rule.[/spoiler]

[CrAz3D]

I dont think he is.  Err....HE may be dead, but not Two Face.

[deadly7]

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There's a difference between killing someone with the intended malice of killing them and killing them accidentally. I think we can all agree that Batman's modus operandi is the latter than the former if such a situation would arise. He tackled Harvey to get the kid, but he ended up having to hit harder than necessary, knocking everybody off the ledge.
One thing I don't get though.. the second time I saw the movie, I noticed that Dent has his back turned to Gordon for a LONG time. Why not just shoot him at that time? An experienced marksman like Gordon would one-shot KO him with no threat to the family.

[Newby]

Batman TDK superseded The Godfather on IMDB!

That's where I was surprised. I actually have to see this film now. :P

[leet_muffin]

Batman TDK superseded The Godfather on IMDB!

That's where I was surprised. I actually have to see this film now. :P

Yeah, you should probably see it.

[abc]

im gonna see it again probably sunday

[Towelie]

I finally saw it. lol.