The Dark Knight

[Julius Caro]

Id like to see robin, but without the cheesy circus boy story. Make him a villain lol

[Techno_Funky]

I am totally Hooked onto the TDK Orignal Soundtrack ... Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard RAWK!!!!!! :woot:

IMO ... I too dont wanna see a "Robin" I'd love to see Penguin in the next :)

Edited July 25, 2008 by Techno_Funky

[Valerus]

I was wondering about the burnt suit... he obviously changed clothes after the 'accident' lol... I think the burnt clothes were because he killed the driver and the car went off the road so that was the only explanations I had for his clothes

I vaguely remember Dent in that bar, wearing the charred suit. This was before the crash.

[Mathachew Veteran]

I can finally check out this movie... next week! :(

[Xero]

Gordons son being Robin would be really cool, but they would have to advance the timeline many years ahead, and thats not something I see happening.

[x-byte]

Just saw it tonight. Amazing movie. Have just watched one trailer before the movie.

Joker was brilliant. So funny and creepy at the same time. And the hospital scene was hillerious (especially the end).

Dark Knight is one of the best sequels I have seen. On par with Terminator 2 if you ask me. It took everything great about the first and improved almost everything. I didn't like the introduction of Two Face though. Felt it was too much. Other than that is was one of the best superhero movies so far.

[Lqv2015]

Again, NO friggin Robin in Nolan's Batman movie. Why the hell would Batman need another sidekick. Especially a kid that he'll put in harm's way just to fight crime. I really don't think it can be done seriously. Even for Nolan.

One of the biggest flaws I think is the Two-Face conversion. I thought it was really rushed & Nolan didn't give it time to developed into a villain. That the Joker can easily turn this white knight & make him do evil acts. Sorry, I just don't buy it.

[Rappy Veteran]

Again, NO friggin Robin in Nolan's Batman movie. Why the hell would Batman need another sidekick. Especially a kid that he'll put in harm's way just to fight crime. I really don't think it can be done seriously. Even for Nolan.

I so agree Robin would ruin the franchise imho and alot of people even Bale agreed he would not sign on if he had a Robin.

[Hurmoth]

Robin would be a terrible idea. Laughable actually.

The franchise would lose all credibility.

[+Peewee210 Subscriber¹]

Just got back. Fantastic film. Great sequel!

Heath Ledger was amazing, played the joker very well.

The magic trick was suburb.

[The Barron]

As people have said Nolan has stated that Robin won't be a factor in his movies and also i read on Digital Spy a month or so ago that Christian Bale himself said that if Robin appeared in a Nolan script he would simply not play Batman anymore

[Lqv2015]

Yep. Bruce Wayne is not going to play babysitter.

[Lee G. Veteran]

I saw the movie yesterday, and I loved it - fantastic! Of course, I felt Heath played the Joker superbly. I, as well also loved the hospital scene.

I totally agree that Robin would ruin the franchise.

[Rappy Veteran]

Some Unused Promos

and my favourite! :D

[+Mystic MVC]

Finally got to see it tonight. This move in comparison to the last one with Bale was night and day. Better story and just plain better acting. I enjoyed the movie overall, it was just solid.

Heath was a great Joker and was a big part of the great acting. I don't think he would be getting the so called "Oscar nod" if he was alive though. It would have been just another summer blockbuster action movie.

[gigapixels Veteran]

I disagree with that last point. I think he fully well deserves the Oscar. I don't think I've seen such an absolutely spot on and convincing portrayal of any character in any movie in a very, very long time. It was perfect. Honestly. I don't see how it could have been improved in any way.

[Orange]

Wow, saw it last night, what a movie, really good and story line, were amazing :D

These 2 new batman movies to me are 100% better then the old ones, love the fights, music, and Heath Ledger, did a better job as joker in my view.

[Antaris Veteran]

[Review] The Dark Knight

Saw the movie last night. What can I say that has not already been said?

This movie is flawless, and has been my best cinema experience in a long time. We've had some highs (Iron Man, Indy IV) and lows (Hulk, Prince Caspian, Indy IV) already this year, but TDK shoots right to the top. Now, I'm a complete Transformers nut, but I have to put TDK above even Michael Bay's awesome robot grinding spectacle. The Dark Knight set out to be better than Batman Begins (BB) and has done so in every right. It's grittier, it's darker, it's more sadisctic, and it's a bloody marvel (ahem).

I know it sounds like I'm just following suit for praise of Heath Ledger as the maniacal Joker, but he went above and beyond any character portrayal I've seen previously.

Right from his second scene (with the mob bosses and the TV) he sets a pace for the rest of the film, but I love the way the character is able to throw everyone down a different track on so many different occasions. Like lying about the locations of Harvey and Rachel, and the two ferries..

At quite a few points in the film, we were actually laughing out loud at some of the things he says and does, they had him in a dress! WTF? How awesomely random, it just bloody worked.

Harvey Dent was my second favourite character of the film, and it's simply because up until actually watching the film, I was under the impression that Harvey was appearing in this film as a setup character for a possible 2nd sequel but taking him and developing him into a full blown character has paid dividence. He was funny, but brutally honest, and the effects after his inevitable faceburn were simply fantastic.

It would be interesting if they could somewhat bring him back in the next film, but its more than likely that they will seal Two-Face's fate here, and move on.

Bale was brilliant too, but I felt that he was constantly overshadowed by the behemoth of Ledger's Joker. That's not a bad thing at all, because it puts the character in an almost constant state of uneasiness, and we now already have a rich underlying story for the 3rd film: bat on the run.

My only real gripe about this film was Bale's accent when he was wearing his Batsuit, it just seem really out of place. I know it's part of the whole secret identity persona, but it sounded a little off.

Where can we go from here? We've seen what Nolan can achieve, and just how well actors work with him, but the raw finality of the finished product makes you wonder just what else can be achieved to try and top this work of art. What character would play the primary antagonist? The Penguin? The Riddler. IMO, I think neither should be chosen, The Penguin doesn't fit into Nolan's Gotham, and I believe any portrayal of The Riddler would try and emulate Ledger's Joker too much. This one is open for debate.

The Dark Knight: 10/10.

Christian Bale (Bruce Wayne/Batman): 9/10.

Heath Ledger (The Joker): 11/10.

Aaron Eckhart (Harvey Dent/Two-Face): 10/10.

Rewatchability: 10/10.

- A very satisfied viewer.

[Jase]

Michael Bay Presents: The Dark Knight

I can?t remember where I found this hilarious script by Michael Bay.. but I am pretty sure WB did not accept this.. you be the judge:

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[Beastage]

I seen it on Thursday... first movie ever to surprise me multiple times with its plot, it is a great movie no doubt.

Christian Bale is the ultimate Batman in flesh

Heath Ledger (damn it was ackward watching him knowing he dead and all) excellent as the dark maniac totally psychotic Joker but he is not better than Jack Nicholson because the characters are not the same , diffrent jokers .

Everyone else had their roles done very well, everyone got decent time and lines, almost anal approach by the Nolan's.

So possible 3rd part villains were thrown around here.... because the movies are dark and not for children, I think anything is possible , I doubt any of former movies villains will make appearence.

[Brad.]

The Dark Night is freaking amazing, saw the 21:30 showing last night and got out at 00:20 :rofl:

Totally amazing.

[+Nik Louch Subscriber²]

Well, I went to watch it last night. WOW. I drove home and decided to head up to the pub, see who was there. Everyone asking "So, any good". All I could really answer was "More than good, it's huge". I mean, it's such a BIG film, so much going on both visually and also within the plots. The acting was emmense, the multiple plots and subplots were amazing, just an awesome film.

Ledger was so big in this, you can see how much he got into the character (and unfortunately the character got into him). And as said above, he eclipsed Bale, yet Bale still shone. As such, this puts the character of Batman into a different perspective. And Dent was amazing, not seen acting like that from Eckhart before - a really well thought out character indeed.

I must say, after watching it - which I enjoyed absolutely - I was exhausted.

My only criticism was that the editing in the first 30 mins was WELL off!

[bruNo_]

can't wait to see the movie, im going tonight :D

[Orange]

anal lol

[hotdog666al]

Saw last night, ****ing awesome movie.