Stevie wrote:i just seen it! The Dark Knight,omg that movie was awesome!!
yup, i think so too.
but i have to say it got kinda too twisty at the end
yup, i think so too.
but i have to say it got kinda too twisty at the end
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Started by blender1184 · 29 Jun 2005 · 5,013 replies
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yup, i think so too.
but i have to say it got kinda too twisty at the end
monta wrote:but i have to say it got kinda too twisty at the end
Maybe you need to see it again. :P
I loved everything about that movie!,I may see it again
monta wrote:
but i have to say it got kinda too twisty at the end
especially for christian bale as he was arrested today for an alleged assault on his mother and sister at the dorchester. you can see the headlines 'bale on bail'! :beaten:
kenjilina wrote:
especially for christian bale as he was arrested today for an alleged assault on his mother and sister at the dorchester. you can see the headlines 'bale on bail'! :beaten:
Nice headline :mrgreen: I guess we'll just have to wait and see if the allegations are true or not.
I plan to see the movie once again, probably Thursday afternoon when I'm done with my exam. There are still a few things that I haven't been able to piece together, and I think another viewing would help.
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meoinkie2 wrote:i never gotten to watch Star Trek..only Star Wars.. :beaten: :hehe:
Star Trek is a more intellectual series than Star Wars... IMO. :)
bmwracer wrote:
Star Trek is a more intellectual series than Star Wars... IMO. :)
IMO?? gomenasai for asking such a stupid question.. i guess im not that yet of a certified forumer.. :beaten: :hehe:
bmwracer wrote:
Star Trek is a more intellectual series than Star Wars... IMO. :)
probably why i prefer star wars then! :hehe:
meoinkie2 wrote:IMO?? gomenasai for asking such a stupid question.. i guess im not that yet of a certified forumer.. :beaten: :hehe:
IMO = In My Opinion. :)
finally saw 'the dark knight' today. i liked it but it was very serious and intense. heath as the joker was superb of course but i still think jack nicholson's part was just as good.
kenjilina wrote:finally saw 'the dark knight' today. i liked it but it was very serious and intense. heath as the joker was superb of course but i still think jack nicholson's part was just as good.
Nicholson's Joker was so over-the-top it was campy... Ledger's Joker was just plain scary. :sweat:
How that movie managed a PG-13 instead of an R, I'll never know...
bmwracer wrote:
How that movie managed a PG-13 instead of an R, I'll never know...
over here it has a 12a rating meaning kids under 12 can go with an adult. i think it should be a 15 rating. not for the young in my opinion.
"Dark Knight" overshadows box office rivals again
Sunday July 27 1:32 PM ET
Batman buried his rivals at the North American box office for a second weekend on Sunday, racing past $300 million in a record 10 days.
The Caped Crusader's blockbuster outing, "The Dark Knight," sold an estimated $75.6 million worth of tickets during the three days beginning Friday, taking its total to $314.2 million, distributor Warner Bros. Pictures said.
A week after it scored a record-breaking $158 million opening, "The Dark Knight" added a new title to its impressive list of superlatives: the best second weekend, surpassing the holiday-boosted $72 million haul of 2004's "Shrek 2."
The $180 million movie, which stars Christian Bale as Batman and late actor Heath Ledger as the anarchic Joker, has reportedly been drawing strong repeat business, and also has piqued the interest of people who avoid superhero flicks or rarely go to the movies at all.
"The Dark Knight" now ranks as the second-biggest movie of the year, just behind the $315 million haul of "Iron Man," and the 23rd-biggest of all time.
The previous speed record for a $300 million film was 16 days set by "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest" in 2006. The next target is $400 million, which took "Shrek 2" 43 days to reach. Warner Bros. distribution president Dan Fellman predicted "The Dark Knight" would take just 18 days to reach that milestone.
"Where we go from there, it's uncharted waters," Fellman said.
The last movie to break $400 million was the 2006 "Pirates of the Caribbean" movie, which ranks No. 6 on the all-time list with $423 million. The 1997 epic "Titanic" leads the field with $601 million.
Sunday July 27 1:32 PM ET
Batman buried his rivals at the North American box office for a second weekend on Sunday, racing past $300 million in a record 10 days.
The Caped Crusader's blockbuster outing, "The Dark Knight," sold an estimated $75.6 million worth of tickets during the three days beginning Friday, taking its total to $314.2 million, distributor Warner Bros. Pictures said.
A week after it scored a record-breaking $158 million opening, "The Dark Knight" added a new title to its impressive list of superlatives: the best second weekend, surpassing the holiday-boosted $72 million haul of 2004's "Shrek 2."
The $180 million movie, which stars Christian Bale as Batman and late actor Heath Ledger as the anarchic Joker, has reportedly been drawing strong repeat business, and also has piqued the interest of people who avoid superhero flicks or rarely go to the movies at all.
"The Dark Knight" now ranks as the second-biggest movie of the year, just behind the $315 million haul of "Iron Man," and the 23rd-biggest of all time.
The previous speed record for a $300 million film was 16 days set by "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest" in 2006. The next target is $400 million, which took "Shrek 2" 43 days to reach. Warner Bros. distribution president Dan Fellman predicted "The Dark Knight" would take just 18 days to reach that milestone.
"Where we go from there, it's uncharted waters," Fellman said.
The last movie to break $400 million was the 2006 "Pirates of the Caribbean" movie, which ranks No. 6 on the all-time list with $423 million. The 1997 epic "Titanic" leads the field with $601 million.
I saw The Dark Knight with my son on Saturday night... It was awesome, definitely the best of the Batman movies. Heath Ledger was so impressive.
Anime Dad wrote:Heath Ledger was so impressive.
And unfortunately, tragic. :sweat:
bmwracer wrote:
And unfortunately, tragic. :sweat:
Hai. The only movies i've seen of his previously, he played a knockabout bloke, this role was completely different.
Anime Dad wrote:Hai. The only movies i've seen of his previously, he played a knockabout bloke, this role was completely different.
This is the first movie I've seen him in...
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