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i don't know exactly but i heardSo if he does die, then how long will he be TWo-Face in the movie?
he turns in two-face in the last 30 minutes of the movie
i don't know exactly but i heardSo if he does die, then how long will he be TWo-Face in the movie?
i don't know exactly but i heardhe turns in two-face in the last 30 minutes of the movie

All questions about Harvey Dent/Two-Face will be answered fully when you purchase a ticket at your local theater or IMAX on July 18th of 2008 to see The Dark Knight.







we could say he's a villain because he kills people but in TDK he seems to be doing it for particular reasons and he's not the usual villain we've all seen in the comics...it's been said mulltiple times in the reviews: Nolan is reinventing the characters of the batworld in his own fresh way and that includes a two face who is more of a fallen angel than a pure villain in the traditional way.....!Two-Face isn't a villain guys! God! He's a regular boyscout! He makes Superman look downright evil by comparison.
The 'Face isn't a villain' arguments are really tiring now, Two-Face has always been a villain. A tradgic villain? Maybe. A conflicted Villain? Definitely. Nevertheless he's always been a villain, an antagonist to Batman's protagonist. He's also one of the few bat-rogues left that could carry a film by himself.
This is why [blackout]the decision to kill him off, with no hope for return,[/blackout] angers me somewhat, it puts the rest of the franchise in danger of going the way of Batman Forever/& Robin.
I say end this series here.[blackout] It dies with Two-Face.[/blackout]
There are a good couple of villains left in Batman's rouge gallery.
Two-Face isn't a villain guys! God! He's a regular boyscout! He makes Superman look downright evil by comparison.
The 'Face isn't a villain' arguments are really tiring now, Two-Face has always been a villain. A tradgic villain? Maybe. A conflicted Villain? Definitely. Nevertheless he's always been a villain, an antagonist to Batman's protagonist. He's also one of the few bat-rogues left that could carry a film by himself.
This is why [blackout]the decision to kill him off, with no hope for return,[/blackout] angers me somewhat, it puts the rest of the franchise in danger of going the way of Batman Forever/& Robin.
I say end this series here.[blackout] It dies with Two-Face.[/blackout]
1. nolan and eckhart have said repeatedly that Two Face in the nolanverse is more vigilante than villain.
2. I'm not even going to respond to the blackout, as its fanboy whining and hyperbole...
people need a reality check....
I wouldn't bank on Catwoman, if I remember rightly Nolan himself said he found the character one-dimensional
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villain... vigilante.. it doesn't matter.. in batman begins R'as Al Ghul was also a vigilante.. am i right?
He was doing terrible things for what he believed was the greater good. Isn't Harv doing the same thing? Was Ras not a villain?