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The Dark Knight: My Review: Review

August 6th, 2008 Ben 2 comments

A few weeks back I posted my review of The Dark Knight. At the time I had only seen the movie once. Shortly after we were given the opportunity to see Mama Mia! at work. Quickly everyone jumped on the “that’s a terrible idea bandwagon” and it got switched to The Dark Knight. I wasn’t about to miss an opportunity to get out of work and see the movie again. However, I have to say, that seeing it a second time did not make it better. Infact I’d say that it may have been too soon to see it again.

I noticed that there is a LOT of dialogue. Maybe too much. There were points where it was just talk, talk, talk, talk…………talk. I wanted to see more action, more Batman, more, Joker, more of those big IMAXy shots, more! There was so much talking in fact that I fell asleep, TWICE! Once just before the dead fake Batman comes flying into the window hanging by a noose (which scared the shit out of me and I jumped quite a bit). The other was near the one of the first endings of the movie. I don’t recall exactly, but oh well.

Oh, another thing that kinda irked me was when Christian Bale was Batman and talking to someone he went a little too deep/dark with the voice. I mean, he did it in the first one, and then over did it in this one. I could have stood to have him tone back just a smidge.

So yeah. It was about 30 minutes too long, Christian Bale was a bit to scruffly voiced, and the dialoge was draining. I think maybe another viewing in several months might be good, but not before then.

The Dark Knight: My Review

July 21st, 2008 Ben No comments

I wanted to wait until the weekend was over to give my review. That way anyone that had either seen it or tried to see it would’ve had the opportunity. But just incase, here’s a warning that there are spoilers and such contained within this post. If you’ve yet to see the movie and don’t wish to know certain plot details, then by all means come back once you’ve managed to sit through the entire movie with out the projector catching on fire and/or the film being spliced together by a 3rd grade science class.

And now for the review.
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