Steelsheen
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hey Vile, i thought you hated the JLA movie and everything to do with it specially that Bale isnt in it..... so why are you here? 

hey, as long as Nolan and Singer are able to work on their trilogies, then I don't carewhat is done with JL.
we'll wait how the writers strike will turn out, right now its the major thing thats putting a lot of things on hold.
they'll live. its their fault they cant tell apart different interpretations of characters. most people wont care anywaysThis movie is going to wreck both the Batman and Superman films. People had enough confusion about Routh getting the role over Welling when so many people were following Smalliville.
So, wait. I understood why Nolan was pissed about this movie. HE is not "a Batman fanboy hoarding the character all to himself," but an artist trying to tell a 3 act play or a trilogy of interwoven storylines and not only does this movie take away from the luster of the trilogy coming out in between part 2 and 3 (which some people may stupidly mistake as a continuation of his story) but apparently STEPS ON plot points that were going to come up in the third film (Talia and the possible return of Ra's).
Way to **** with Nolan's movies. I'd rather see them wait until after 3. But they ismply are impatient and scared that post-Spider-Man 3 that the genre is dying and this is no different than the panicking WB did when they rushed Batman & Robin out the door with a Batman 5, Superman Lives and Batman/Superman third project all prepared to be made before the decade was over, but fortunately B&R bombed and the greedy bastards didn't do anymore damage.
But here we are 10 years later and they are repeating the same mistake.
So, wait. I understood why Nolan was pissed about this movie. HE is not "a Batman fanboy hoarding the character all to himself," but an artist trying to tell a 3 act play or a trilogy of interwoven storylines and not only does this movie take away from the luster of the trilogy coming out in between part 2 and 3 (which some people may stupidly mistake as a continuation of his story) but apparently STEPS ON plot points that were going to come up in the third film (Talia and the possible return of Ra's).
Way to **** with Nolan's movies. I'd rather see them wait until after 3. But they ismply are impatient and scared that post-Spider-Man 3 that the genre is dying and this is no different than the panicking WB did when they rushed Batman & Robin out the door with a Batman 5, Superman Lives and Batman/Superman third project all prepared to be made before the decade was over, but fortunately B&R bombed and the greedy bastards didn't do anymore damage.
But here we are 10 years later and they are repeating the same mistake.
The Superman film aready wrecked itself...so I don't see how thats possible.This movie is going to wreck both the Batman and Superman films. People had enough confusion about Routh getting the role over Welling when so many people were following Smalliville.
So, wait. I understood why Nolan was pissed about this movie. HE is not "a Batman fanboy hoarding the character all to himself," but an artist trying to tell a 3 act play or a trilogy of interwoven storylines and not only does this movie take away from the luster of the trilogy coming out in between part 2 and 3 (which some people may stupidly mistake as a continuation of his story) but apparently STEPS ON plot points that were going to come up in the third film (Talia and the possible return of Ra's).
Way to **** with Nolan's movies. I'd rather see them wait until after 3. But they ismply are impatient and scared that post-Spider-Man 3 that the genre is dying and this is no different than the panicking WB did when they rushed Batman & Robin out the door with a Batman 5, Superman Lives and Batman/Superman third project all prepared to be made before the decade was over, but fortunately B&R bombed and the greedy bastards didn't do anymore damage.
But here we are 10 years later and they are repeating the same mistake.
To hell with nolan! Would someone please explain to me what was so d@mn great about Nolan's Batman? I liked the movie, but it was just an entertaining summer popcorn flick. There wasn't any elaborate plot points and twists and turns where you was on the edge of your seat. Where was the great detective that batman is supposed to be. all them Bat films and we've yet to see his greatess. The 1st one was still the best of all with Keaton and the 2nd one with Catwoman is well the 2nd best. The fight scenes in Begins were to close and choppy, and the water evaporating machine was silly considering that you have a city full of carbon based life forms and yet the machine magically does not affect the people? I guess the science is so advanced that the machine could tell the difference between water outside the human body and only target that. I could go on with the faults, but why bother.
The really funny thing is that all the bat fans and fanboys like to sing nolan this high praise, and i'd bet my life if someone like Brett Ratner had directed the exact same movie the attitude towards it would be different. People would be screaming how he screwed up the restart of Bats and every flaw, especially that water machine would still to this day be talked about, but because nolan is deemed cool and edgy by the fanboys the movie gets a pass and is hailed as this second coming of comic films. F4 Rise of the Silver Surfer was better then Batman Begins, well I enjoyed that more and it had flaws.
You are absolutely right in my book and I have no explanation for your question about Nolan. I wound up watching "Batman Begins" on DVD and fell asleep during the first 45 minutes of the film (I had to watch it over again to catch what I missed). The batmobile was ugly and the part during the chase scene where it jumped from roof to roof was unrealistic. In addition, there were scenes in the film that were not too appropriate for younger children to watch (that is where F4ROSS was better). "Batman" 1989 was altogether a better film and it box office is proof of that.
I actually like both of them. Box office doesn't prove quality, it just shows that people liked it. As for you saying it was inappropriate for kids, well, Batman should never be for kids. That being said, I do understand you point. Batman '89 is something I can watch over and over and never get bored.
there were scenes in the film that were not too appropriate for younger children to watch (that is where F4ROSS was better). "Batman" 1989 was altogether a better film and it box office is proof of that.
Look I certainly can't tell if a film is quality or not based on your opinion, but when I see them for myself and look at the numbers, I know that "Batman (1989) was a better film (both in quality and in popularity). Although both films were nominated for numerous awards, only "Batman" (1989) won an Oscar and grossed "Spiderman" Like numbers at the box office. That is what can not be denied and also should be the expectation for Batman films.
i agree with most of what u said (even though i still enjoyed the movie), but you seriously thought F4RSS was a better movie? it was corny, not well executed, the acting was horrible, and the plot was extremely cliche. and i like Batman Returns better than 89To hell with nolan! Would someone please explain to me what was so d@mn great about Nolan's Batman? I liked the movie, but it was just an entertaining summer popcorn flick. There wasn't any elaborate plot points and twists and turns where you was on the edge of your seat. Where was the great detective that batman is supposed to be. all them Bat films and we've yet to see his greatess. The 1st one was still the best of all with Keaton and the 2nd one with Catwoman is well the 2nd best. The fight scenes in Begins were to close and choppy, and the water evaporating machine was silly considering that you have a city full of carbon based life forms and yet the machine magically does not affect the people? I guess the science is so advanced that the machine could tell the difference between water outside the human body and only target that. I could go on with the faults, but why bother.
The really funny thing is that all the bat fans and fanboys like to sing nolan this high praise, and i'd bet my life if someone like Brett Ratner had directed the exact same movie the attitude towards it would be different. People would be screaming how he screwed up the restart of Bats and every flaw, especially that water machine would still to this day be talked about, but because nolan is deemed cool and edgy by the fanboys the movie gets a pass and is hailed as this second coming of comic films. F4 Rise of the Silver Surfer was better then Batman Begins, well I enjoyed that more and it had flaws.
You are absolutely right in my book and I have no explanation for your question about Nolan. I wound up watching "Batman Begins" on DVD and fell asleep during the first 45 minutes of the film (I had to watch it over again to catch what I missed). The batmobile was ugly and the part during the chase scene where it jumped from roof to roof was unrealistic. In addition, there were scenes in the film that were not too appropriate for younger children to watch (that is where F4ROSS was better). "Batman" 1989 was altogether a better film and it box office is proof of that.
I LOVE Batman 89 without regret, but I can even see that BB was FAR FAR FAR and away superior than '89(where all the sets looked like sets) in terms of overall quality.
I Apprecciate both films in the end. Without Burton's Goth fest we wouldn't have Nolan's more fined Batman. And Jack played the Joker like no other(that is until we see heath LOL)
I disagree on most accounts.