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I just don't know why people get their panties in a jumble. Every review has said the ending is the best part, and theShape is not a pushover, he's a critical film/comic fan so I trust him with that. And many others have said the same, who cares what the ending is, it is apparently amazing.
I still remember when it was found out that Two-Face died and Batman took the fall for his crimes, on paper it sounded horrible to some, and people were freaking out, but seeing it in context it changed peoples view.
Can somebody remind me as to what crimes Dent committed? As far as I could tell from The Dark Knight, he killed Maroni's driver, Maroni, Wuertz, mildly assaulted Ramirez, shot Batman's kevlar, and briefly kidnapped Mrs. and Jr. Gordon. So basically his only transgression was kidnapping Gordon's family, correct?
Léo Ho Tep;23809677 said:Won't people wait to see the movie in order to know how it ends?
Savannah Guthrie may have seemed to have first day jitters when she officially debuted as Ann Curry's TODAY replacement Monday, but behind the scenes, she's fitting in just fine with colleagues Matt Lauer and Natalie Morales.
In fact, a source tells Us Weekly Guthrie, 40, is especially close with Morales, 40. At a Tuesday afternoon screening of Dark Knight Rises in New York City, the women -- plus Lauer, 54 -- checked out the much-hyped flick together.
"Savannah and Natalie were giggly and super chummy with each other as they exited the theater and rode the escalators down to the lobby with a small pack of producer types," an eyewitness tells Us of Morales and Guthrie, who attempted to stay incognito by wearing her sunglasses indoors.
Nolan said that heWell if that ending is true, it certainly doesn't sound conclusive. Sounds more like a lead in to Batman 4.
Shot the bartender.
Or maybe Nolan just wants to have Bruce's story end on a happy note that will satisfy the majority of the masses. It would piss some of the hardcore fans, sure, but most would like that ending.Well look what happened. I've had to interrupt my hiatus from this thread to comment on what I read elsewhere about the alleged ending.
The Illusionist + John Robin Blake maybe becomes Batman
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That would be a studio-driven ending, not one of the caliber of Chris Nolan's previous films.
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Looks like the screening did took place in NYC yesterday: http://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity...alie-morales-giggling-on-movie-outing-2012117
Nolan said that hewanted an end to Bruce Wayne's story. That would be an end to Bruce's story in the Nolanverse.
When did that happen? I remember the bartender walking away, us hearing a door open, and then Dent walks into the frame seconds later. In fact, I got the sense that the bartender was instructed by Dent to keep Wuertz there and then leave when he was alone.
Wonder why there haven't been any reactions on twitter?