Schlosser85
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A stronger villain.
BINGO ...The writing and dialogue.
do u think batman killed in bb and in tdk?I think BB is still a better movie, it was about batman and more emotionally involving. I also prefer Ducard Al'Ghul as he doesn't seem like an all out bad guy but an inteligent person who beleaves what they are doing is right. I also like the more chaotic filming of action sequences and felt the ending was more satisfying. (and optimistic)
I've understood everything in both movies.All the villians tie closely to batman.do u think batman killed in bb and in tdk?
do u think batman killed in bb and in tdk?
I've come to realise that every character in these two movies are tweeked from their comic counterpart.batman doenst kill in the comics but in the movies he doesnt kill directly.He does what is needed to be done.nolan is trying to make bats more like real life.You wouldnt save the person that was trying to kill u and distroy your city would u???he didnt kill the ninjas in the temple he just wanted to get out of there,everyman for himself.but he saved Ra's once but that bit him back then on the train Ra's killed himself by breaking the controls so it couldnt stop, making gordon blow the tracks which was batmans backup plan.Remember bats said to gordon "I MAY need your help"Once again batman saved himself from death and left Ra's on the train.He didnt kill him just left him to fend for himself.Yea that's one of the things that was annoying. The joker is trying to corrupt batman to try get him to break his rule, he supposidly doesn't break it in this movie, he stops the joker from plunging from his death with the big "you truly are incorruptible" speech, didn't stop him leaving our boy Ras to die. He already broke his rule.
And it also hurts to see itI think the biggest improvement is the fight sequences are more visible and you can see him clearly hit people.