The Dark Knight Action Sequences

[Marvin]

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[Anita18]

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Eh, I still have issues watching CGI people fight. It's really cool to watch, but the people involved don't have any weight to them.

 

[TheDarkVictory]

yeah spiderman looks like a bouncy ball.

 

[lixdexia]

luckily, most of the fights in the batman movies are done with people, not comps

 

[TheDarkVictory]

i think there should be an epic mustache struggle.

 

[cody66720]

i think there should be an epic mustache struggle.

gordons and foxs' mustaches battle it out

 

[StylishHokie21]

The action definitely looks better.

 

[Marvin]

not that i'm advocating for the spiderman approach to fighting, but i do think it's about 4 times more enjoyable and or engaging than anything in begins(just watching the audience scream while he's doing his thing argues it's own point

moreover, I just thought it'd be fair to post what when reading the comments before, isn't as cartoony and un based in reality as some ppl seem to remember...
gravity is still a huge character, and really most of it is stage the way begins was, GREEN SCREEN, (on the train at least)

objectively it's no different than when we watch cartoons/anime and don't have a single problem with it.
ie Ninja Scroll..(those are fake drawn ppl doing all that stuff)
ploting and quality sell it
plus the camera letting us see stuff

note the head/neck freedom at 1:12 1:14

 

[That'ssuper!]

not that i'm advocating for the spiderman approach to fighting, but i do think it's about 4 times more enjoyable and or engaging than anything in begins(just watching the audience scream while he's doing his thing argues it's own point

I notice that the style of the action is really going to be much more like Spider-Man. Hopefully it is!

 

[Gianakin_]

Where did you notice that from?

 

[zanos]

not that i'm advocating for the spiderman approach to fighting, but i do think it's about 4 times more enjoyable and or engaging than anything in begins(just watching the audience scream while he's doing his thing argues it's own point

moreover, I just thought it'd be fair to post what when reading the comments before, isn't as cartoony and un based in reality as some ppl seem to remember...
gravity is still a huge character, and really most of it is stage the way begins was, GREEN SCREEN, (on the train at least)

objectively it's no different than when we watch cartoons/anime and don't have a single problem with it.
ie Ninja Scroll..(those are fake drawn ppl doing all that stuff)
ploting and quality sell it
plus the camera letting us see stuff

note the head/neck freedom at 1:12 1:14

I have to agree with this because I fell asleep in BB way before I did in SM3.

 

[Anita18]

I notice that the style of the action is really going to be much more like Spider-Man. Hopefully it is!

If you mean from the camera angles, I'd have to agree to a point, based on the prologue. The zipline scene was something out of Spiderman in regards to camera angles, but I found it more convincing since they actually did the stunt for real and thus the figures had real weight to them.

I'm sure they'll still have some relatively close-up shots of Batman fighting. (Hopefully not as close-up as in BB though.) I don't think Batman is as convincing doing the wide-angle fighting thing. It's cool for Spidey since he has his webbing and he can flip and jump around very quickly.

 

[Sun_Down]

Eh, I still have issues watching CGI people fight. It's really cool to watch, but the people involved don't have any weight to them.

That's why I hate, yes, hate totally CGI scenes like the train fight. The characters move so unnaturally it's distracting. And when they do cut back to the actual actors, it looks funny.