The animated version of Batman Begins:

Two things:

1. What's with the white hair?
2. I didn't know Fox was fat in the cartoons.

I can't believe that this jumped to 40 pages this fast!!

AWESOME!!!

HAIL TO BATMAN!!!

Stupid merge.

The Dark Knight as set to the music of the animated series.

Watched it a second time. Gotta say, now that the hype is off, its my #3 film of the summer after Iron Man and Indy. While I still think The Dark Knight is the better film, it's replay value is not nearly as high as the very entertaining May Duo.

I now consider it a solid A film, with a good story, fabulous acting, and superb direction. I feel now the biggest problem is in the editing of the beginning and the ending subplot. Apart from that, it's one of the best superhero films ever made and really did live up to it's hype. One of the few.

The Big 3 of this year were much more satisfying and memorable then last year.

Are you calling Harvey Dent's story the subplot? That was the MAIN plot.

His transgression of Two face was a subplot, I understand that it worked well with what was setup making it a tragic fall from grace and Batman going Rogue, but I think it was certainly rushed.

Don't make me explain any further, I find it completely stupid and unnecessary for me to defend myself in nitpicking a film that I very much enjoyed and find it the 2nd best Batman movie of all time. It has quite a few flaws, but so does Indy and Ironman, it doesn't stop it from having the highest quality of blockbusters since probably 01 or dare I even say it 89.

TDK and Indiana Jones 4 should never be mentioned in the same sentence. I am not even a bat loonie. I'm your average moviegoer. Indy sucked balls. Batman rocked. There really is no argument about it.

Yeah... Indy/Iron Man weren't nearly as good as TDK.

Indy was a brilliant camp blockbuster, but yes, The Dark Knight was just a brilliant film and didn't need camp to be entertaining.

damn straight, Iron-Man is child's play compared to The Dark Knight, and Indi

Psh at the Iron Man diss. The two are closer in quality than batloonies prefer to think.

Are you kidding me? Iron Man had an insanely weak villain and climax. The character was fresh and there were some funny moments, but the themes weren't deep, there wasn't any thought-provoking moments, and besides Tony Stark and being fresh overall, it wasn't even remotely memorable. Still a great film I gave an A-, but is far behind The Dark Knight. Now Iron Man and Indy are comparable in quality.

Dude, way cool find!

In compliments to the Batman Begins animated trailer, here is the animated trailer to The Dark Knight:

That was the shit.

I thought the video set to Team America clips was cooler :shamelesselfpromotion:

that was awesome. How the hell did the animated clips line up so well with the movie footage? Did that guy use an entire show (aka dozens of hours) to get the material he needed??

Don't diss Iron Man. You don't need to put down Kate Beckinsale to boost Jessica Biel.

I just saw it.

Experience A (Chicago and Hong Kong looked magnificent)

Film B+

A fascinating, gorgeous-looking film with unfortunately pedestrian notions of morality.


More specific comments to follow soon.

Box, did you find it better than Spider-Man 2?

He better have found it better than that pile of trash!

It's an entirely different film, so in many ways the two cannot be compared except on some particular points.

In a sense, it's easier for the first two Spider-Man films to succeed than for this one, if only because The Dark Knight aims for something more.


But it doesn't achieve it.

Take down that avatar.

You don't deserve it.