Comments on: Hollywood has best box office weekend in history with Dark Knight http://www.celebitchy.com/13063/hollywood_has_best_box_office_weekend_in_history_with_dark_knights_record_sales/ Stylish celebrity escapism Wed, 15 Feb 2012 02:39:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: lalie http://www.celebitchy.com/13063/hollywood_has_best_box_office_weekend_in_history_with_dark_knights_record_sales/#comment-61921 lalie Tue, 22 Jul 2008 08:17:16 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=13063#comment-61921 i never saw any of christian Bale's movies before never was a fan but after seeing Batman i'm officially a fan now it was awesome the best Batman movie ever Heath was magnificent but for me Batman was the best part of the movie. i never saw any of christian Bale’s movies before never was a fan but after seeing Batman i’m officially a fan now it was awesome the best Batman movie ever Heath was magnificent but for me Batman was the best part of the movie.

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]]> By: Silly Lilly http://www.celebitchy.com/13063/hollywood_has_best_box_office_weekend_in_history_with_dark_knights_record_sales/#comment-61888 Silly Lilly Tue, 22 Jul 2008 03:26:38 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=13063#comment-61888 Bros, if I called you retarded... you would know it. Slow your roll there dude. IMHO after reading your post, it seemed to me you were wanting more of a crime drama than a comic novel. Nobody called you retarded. I questioned your familiarity with the genre. That was essentially ALL I did. No disrespect even to your opinion, but when you got into a reality based discussion... it seemed odd. Not liking Ekharts portrayal and interpretation or even the development of that character are all within your perspective and with no question regarding that. I questioned the direction you were going in with the statement of it not being realistic. My point was, what is realistic in any Batman story. Nobody acused you of being retarded. Seriously slow your roll before you jump to the conclusion that anyone was calling you retarded. Bros, if I called you retarded… you would know it. Slow your roll there dude. IMHO after reading your post, it seemed to me you were wanting more of a crime drama than a comic novel. Nobody called you retarded. I questioned your familiarity with the genre. That was essentially ALL I did. No disrespect even to your opinion, but when you got into a reality based discussion… it seemed odd.

Not liking Ekharts portrayal and interpretation or even the development of that character are all within your perspective and with no question regarding that. I questioned the direction you were going in with the statement of it not being realistic.

My point was, what is realistic in any Batman story.

Nobody acused you of being retarded. Seriously slow your roll before you jump to the conclusion that anyone was calling you retarded.

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]]> By: chartreuseoak http://www.celebitchy.com/13063/hollywood_has_best_box_office_weekend_in_history_with_dark_knights_record_sales/#comment-61887 chartreuseoak Tue, 22 Jul 2008 03:10:03 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=13063#comment-61887 Even though I thought Batman Begins was the best of the Batman movies I wasn't real excited to see this one, but I got nagged into going and walked out of the theater saying "Wow". One of the best movies in a LONG time. Even though I thought Batman Begins was the best of the Batman movies I wasn’t real excited to see this one, but I got nagged into going and walked out of the theater saying “Wow”. One of the best movies in a LONG time.

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]]> By: G. http://www.celebitchy.com/13063/hollywood_has_best_box_office_weekend_in_history_with_dark_knights_record_sales/#comment-61805 G. Mon, 21 Jul 2008 22:01:43 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=13063#comment-61805 Geekazoid, Iron Man was wonderful as well. I loved the plot and animation in it. That being said, I loved this movie to death. I'm not a huge fan of these kind of movies(I see one if it sounds good), but this one took my breath away. It was awesome, and I think it's one of the best movies I have every seen. Geekazoid, Iron Man was wonderful as well. I loved the plot and animation in it.

That being said, I loved this movie to death. I’m not a huge fan of these kind of movies(I see one if it sounds good), but this one took my breath away. It was awesome, and I think it’s one of the best movies I have every seen.

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]]> By: Savanah Anderson http://www.celebitchy.com/13063/hollywood_has_best_box_office_weekend_in_history_with_dark_knights_record_sales/#comment-61770 Savanah Anderson Mon, 21 Jul 2008 20:41:06 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=13063#comment-61770 I really liked this movie. It wasn't too long or anything. I liked everything about it. Heath really did a great job with the Joker role. I hope it earns him a standing ovation and an oscar at the Academy Awards. :wink: I really liked this movie. It wasn’t too long or anything. I liked everything about it. Heath really did a great job with the Joker role. I hope it earns him a standing ovation and an oscar at the Academy Awards. :wink:

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]]> By: Leah http://www.celebitchy.com/13063/hollywood_has_best_box_office_weekend_in_history_with_dark_knights_record_sales/#comment-61747 Leah Mon, 21 Jul 2008 20:04:36 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=13063#comment-61747 Well said, Scott. :) Well said, Scott. :)

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]]> By: Scott F. http://www.celebitchy.com/13063/hollywood_has_best_box_office_weekend_in_history_with_dark_knights_record_sales/#comment-61721 Scott F. Mon, 21 Jul 2008 19:22:13 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=13063#comment-61721 Apart from the fact he would have suffered a major infection from all the exposed tissue, I'm not seeing what was so unbelievable about his face? That he would be talking? That he would be conscious with that much pain? The character is supposed to be someone so physically and mentally traumatized that they become the monster they're trying to destroy. Order and justice becomes chaos and revenge. It's a classic dichotomy that was completely avoided in the earlier portrayals of the character. Dent was supposed to be what COULD have happened to Batman if he'd allowed himself to become judge, jury, and executioner instead of living by his 'rules'. That's why so many references were made to the limits of how far Bruce Wayne was willing to go to catch the bad guys. Why he wouldn't kill the Joker, why he programed his spy machine to destroy itself when it wasn't needed, ect. Sorry, but I view Dent's character arc in the movie as a central pillar that had to be played up in a huge way to show the difference between justice and revenge. Apart from the fact he would have suffered a major infection from all the exposed tissue, I’m not seeing what was so unbelievable about his face? That he would be talking? That he would be conscious with that much pain?

The character is supposed to be someone so physically and mentally traumatized that they become the monster they’re trying to destroy. Order and justice becomes chaos and revenge. It’s a classic dichotomy that was completely avoided in the earlier portrayals of the character.

Dent was supposed to be what COULD have happened to Batman if he’d allowed himself to become judge, jury, and executioner instead of living by his ‘rules’. That’s why so many references were made to the limits of how far Bruce Wayne was willing to go to catch the bad guys. Why he wouldn’t kill the Joker, why he programed his spy machine to destroy itself when it wasn’t needed, ect.

Sorry, but I view Dent’s character arc in the movie as a central pillar that had to be played up in a huge way to show the difference between justice and revenge.

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]]> By: Kristin http://www.celebitchy.com/13063/hollywood_has_best_box_office_weekend_in_history_with_dark_knights_record_sales/#comment-61720 Kristin Mon, 21 Jul 2008 19:20:30 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=13063#comment-61720 This movie was amazing. I always knew Heath could do it. Everyone was saying not that brokeback fag. But I just knew he had it in him. Christian and Aaron were also excellent. Maggie, I thought, sucked. She wasn't that much of an improvement compared to Katie. This movie was amazing. I always knew Heath could do it. Everyone was saying not that brokeback fag. But I just knew he had it in him.

Christian and Aaron were also excellent. Maggie, I thought, sucked. She wasn’t that much of an improvement compared to Katie.

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]]> By: Mairead http://www.celebitchy.com/13063/hollywood_has_best_box_office_weekend_in_history_with_dark_knights_record_sales/#comment-61706 Mairead Mon, 21 Jul 2008 19:04:51 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=13063#comment-61706 I've not seen it yet but just have one thing to say... Maggie Gyllenhaal a "step" up from Katie Holmes? A friggin' flight of stairs up I shouldn't wonder! :P (and it's nothing to do with anyone's respective spouses; I just find one bland and the other brilliant :D ) I’ve not seen it yet but just have one thing to say… Maggie Gyllenhaal a “step” up from Katie Holmes? A friggin’ flight of stairs up I shouldn’t wonder! :P

(and it’s nothing to do with anyone’s respective spouses; I just find one bland and the other brilliant :D )

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]]> By: bros http://www.celebitchy.com/13063/hollywood_has_best_box_office_weekend_in_history_with_dark_knights_record_sales/#comment-61705 bros Mon, 21 Jul 2008 19:01:24 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=13063#comment-61705 silly lilly, im not retarded so I dont need clarification as to the genre of movie. Im saying that the plot twist/makeup/character development of Ekhart was campy, jarring, and made an otherwise really subtle comic book/hero movie a little silly and overdramatic. up until that point, I was going along just fine with the 'suspension of disbelief' that movies offer their viewers, because the directing was great. I could buy the batman flying from buildings, for example. the cramming in of the ridiculous two-face man and his mother-loving freaking quarter in every scene jolted me out of the pleasant fantasy land I was in for the first two hours. silly lilly, im not retarded so I dont need clarification as to the genre of movie. Im saying that the plot twist/makeup/character development of Ekhart was campy, jarring, and made an otherwise really subtle comic book/hero movie a little silly and overdramatic. up until that point, I was going along just fine with the ‘suspension of disbelief’ that movies offer their viewers, because the directing was great.

I could buy the batman flying from buildings, for example. the cramming in of the ridiculous two-face man and his mother-loving freaking quarter in every scene jolted me out of the pleasant fantasy land I was in for the first two hours.

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