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Marky McFly
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The Dark Knight is pretty dang near perfect for a CBM, but not a movie overall. I would actually agree with your friend though with that it's not better than Batman Begins. TDK may be a near perfect CBM, but Batman Begins did something that no other Batman movie did....explore Bruce Wayne. That is probably the only reason BB is superior to TDK on some levels.
Although, I can see why people would hate on The Amazing Spider-Man. As opposed to what GENERAL RAAM582 said, it's different to hate on something that has been out like TDK and Avengers, but TAS-M isn't out yet, so people will obviously complain to the elements they do not like until they finally see it. Then, of course people could still hate just to hate, but the smart fans that didn't like certain things may grow to like when they watch the film finally. My example would be X-Men: First Class when people didn't like the sound of certain ideas of even the mutants themselves until the movie actually came out and now little people hate the ideas of that film and now hope for a sequel.
Yeah that's something he and I both had issues with, that Bruce Wayne played the background, that his genius is never really put in the spotlight and that in the dark knight, he functions more as a Gov./city defense contractor instead of the world's greatest detective. I agree with you that it's damn near perfect BUT again, I'm not going to scream at someone who doesn't agree and he definitely doesn't think it's perfect. And obviously, him being a two face fan, he didn't like how he got dealt with while I didn't have an issue with it, I saw why he'd have complaints.
I think what you and the good general are speaking about is what I call fanboy mentality, which is just hating on something without seeing it and thinking they know how great or how bad something will be just on the strength of what they read or whether they even want to dislike it. X-Men First Class is a perfect example because when as a MOVIE fan, not a comic book fan but a fan of film, if I hear Matthew Vaughn directing, Michael Fassbender and James McAvoy as the two leads and good actors and actresses to fill out the rest of the cast along with a cool 60s setting, I'm excited for that. Fanboys reacted the way they did because it's just something they assumed would be bad because of the studio behind it and because the internet is full of followers and sycophants, so going against the grain will get you in trouble

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after the girl was out of site of course...