The Joker
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The man does his research. As always. well done. Soon to be quoted.
Why thank you
Indeed, it is obvious to bring up the nitpicks and complaints of fanboys, lol, but you can bring up some reviews that views such(and negative reviews by the way...just blinding the fact that there are positive reviews I guess ), but I also know some reviews that state otherwise.
Why are you trying to turn around what you said? You said, and I quote "Numerous complaints? Lol, hardly. A few posts on here doesn't equate to numerous. If there were as you would love to believe, I would have heard some outside of these forums, but I really don't."
Now unless you've been closing your eyes and sticking your fingers in your ears when you venture outside SHH, you'd have to be blind to have missed the plethora of reviews and general comments outside of this forum that say the movie suffered from under developed characters and plots.
I just gave you a drop in the ocean sample of them. So you've just been proven wrong. It's not merely a case of a few complaints on a forum. Far from it. As if you didn't know that already.
The film is trying to do so many things at once that plot elements begin to suffocate one and other due to lack of proper development. It's essentially two films worth of narrative stuffed into one movie. TDK was like that as well but the difference is the execution was spot on where Rises isn't. Rises is clearly a Bruce Wayne story, there's no doubting that, but it's a story that gets lost in an amongst everything else that is going on, as a result character arcs and plot elements aren't given the proper time the need to do the story justice and illogical issues arise. In the end all you get is essentially a highlights package of a much longer movie. I don't often say this but Rises is the type of movie that needs an extra 30-45 mins to do the story they're trying to do.
See, the 6 months siege was a joke, the justification for it was flimsy at best. This series prided itself on being a step above other superhero type of films yet fell into the realm of using a really cliched approach to an otherwise unique concept. Militia taking over a US city - awesome idea, reasons for it - uncreative and bland. All those cops sent under ground - not just illogical, completely stupid, like genuinely stupid. Revenge plot - uninteresting and pointless.
I couldn't agree more
The siege just felt like filler to give Bruce a chance to get back on his feet and come back and save the day.