Lunar_Wolf
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Just my view and opinion on this situtation.
First off let me just say that The Dark Knight was a fantastic film. Was it perfect? No. Did it have it's flaws? Yes. Still the sequel to Batman Begins is my number one favorite flick this year. All-in-all I loved The Dark Knight. But apparently if you hated it you are less than a person, you are scum, you are everything that a child raping satanist is. Well that's what some Dark knight fans think.
A film critic named Keith Uhlich wrote up his review on the flick back in July. It was a negative review. What happened next? People started ripping this guy a new *******. Not only was he bombarded with name calling, but he also received death treats like this one that I found on joblow:
''You know, some people have been so enraged by your little opinion piece that they want you to kill yourself. Please DON'T!!! You know why, because I am going to have so much fun killing you myself! I promise, it WON'T be painless. I am going to carve a smile in your face. And then I am going to carve you stomach. And you know why? Because i just want my phone call. You're my ***** now! I am going to track you down through your IP address and then I am going to f@#%!%* kill you!!!''
This kind of mentality pisses me off about The Dark Knight fans. Because like I said The Dark Knight was not a perfect movie. Remember film is subjective. That's the wonderful thing about it, we all see films in a different way, like looking at a piece of art at a museum. We all have a opinion on it. But if some ******* comes along thinking his opinion is superior than everyone else's then **** that person, that person looses all respect and credibility to me.
Look at things this way. I don't agree with Keith Uhlich, but I respect that he has to say. He saw things different and that's great for him, more power to him. But personal attacks are low and disrespectful.
Have respect for other peoples opinions on films. Because opposite views on a film can spark fun conversations, it doesn't have to be heated and ugly.
First off let me just say that The Dark Knight was a fantastic film. Was it perfect? No. Did it have it's flaws? Yes. Still the sequel to Batman Begins is my number one favorite flick this year. All-in-all I loved The Dark Knight. But apparently if you hated it you are less than a person, you are scum, you are everything that a child raping satanist is. Well that's what some Dark knight fans think.
A film critic named Keith Uhlich wrote up his review on the flick back in July. It was a negative review. What happened next? People started ripping this guy a new *******. Not only was he bombarded with name calling, but he also received death treats like this one that I found on joblow:
''You know, some people have been so enraged by your little opinion piece that they want you to kill yourself. Please DON'T!!! You know why, because I am going to have so much fun killing you myself! I promise, it WON'T be painless. I am going to carve a smile in your face. And then I am going to carve you stomach. And you know why? Because i just want my phone call. You're my ***** now! I am going to track you down through your IP address and then I am going to f@#%!%* kill you!!!''
This kind of mentality pisses me off about The Dark Knight fans. Because like I said The Dark Knight was not a perfect movie. Remember film is subjective. That's the wonderful thing about it, we all see films in a different way, like looking at a piece of art at a museum. We all have a opinion on it. But if some ******* comes along thinking his opinion is superior than everyone else's then **** that person, that person looses all respect and credibility to me.
Look at things this way. I don't agree with Keith Uhlich, but I respect that he has to say. He saw things different and that's great for him, more power to him. But personal attacks are low and disrespectful.
Have respect for other peoples opinions on films. Because opposite views on a film can spark fun conversations, it doesn't have to be heated and ugly.
Don't ruin what my mommy and daddy made.
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