That's great. I wouldn't be surprised if they played a TDK trailer during it. Even if it's the one we've already seen, it would still be cool to see it played on TV.
I've seen the ads. It's weird how interested I get when they come on seeing as how I've seen the movies plenty of times and could just pop it in the DVD player.
I wonder if they might include some TDK interviews/scoops during the breaks. Since the movie would still be 6 months away, it wouldn't be along the lines of what they did for Spider-Man 3 during the summer when they were running Spidey 2, but there might be something.
I like watching network premieres to see what is cut and when they cut to break... they did it all at the right times.... but yeah showing the Tumbler going through the water and cutting it there was bad... at least cut when Bruce removes his mask (after injecting Rachel with the antedote) while walking away. Other than that it was so so... I don't why FX gets all the good premieres these days when I don't get that channel in High Def... I don't know if anybody offers FX in high def.... anyways... good movie... though the action scenes get worse and worse after every time I watch this flick.
I just saw Batman Begins on FX and here is my opinion about.
It was best Batman film since Batman 89.
I really can't wait to see The Dark Knight.
10/10
Man I remeber watching Batman begins then seeing the joker card at the end and being like Holy crap cant wait till heath then ..............................
FX seems to be showing Batman Begins and Fantastic Four this month now my question is why is FX showing BB in a cropped 1.85 aspect ratio (it's 2.35) and FF in it's original 2.35 ratio?
USA network is also applying the habit of doing this to movies that were filmed 2.35 but being cropped as 1.85.
The Punisher and Crash also were shown 2:35 on FX. I think thats stupid they matte the movies that wer originally 2;35. Sci-fi channel did the same thing with The Matrix. That should be illegal to show the movie in the wrong aspect ratio I guess they think they pan and scan movies might as well matte them in 1:85.
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