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i like xmen better too. TDK is strait hype. That dudes voice was extra weak
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i like xmen better too. TDK is strait hype. That dudes voice was extra weak
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The Matrix > The Dark Knight, but The Matrix is NOT a super hero movie i'm sorry. The superhero genre of films is based on existing properties. Are the Indiana Jones movies superhero movies? Star Wars?
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TDK, X2 and IronMan for me.
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You found the stash?
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Ryan Reynolds just put these up on his FaceBook...it looks...
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TDK>>>>>>> the Matrix....c'mon bruh thats not even a comparison
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I have a big list of my favorites but TDK is easily the best, the whole movie is just epic.
From there I have:
2. Watchmen
3. X-Men 2
4. Spider Man 2
5. Iron Man
From there I have:
2. Watchmen
3. X-Men 2
4. Spider Man 2
5. Iron Man
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Well....not as a whole but the Matrix 1 is defenitely better then The Dark Knight.
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X-Men was garbage, you talk about storyline, x-men went in no way of any comic storyline.
i would rather watch x-men evolution > any x-men movie
i would rather watch x-men evolution > any x-men movie
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TDK is not a bad pick.
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Word?
The Matrix changed the way action movies look.
The story was groundbreaking as well. TDK was a dude in a rubber suit grunting like he was in the middle of %!+$!%%@ the whole movie.
If it wasn't for Heath Ledger, that movie would've been terrible. Besides that, the movie was way too long.
And to those saying that Neo wasn't a superhero, what would you call him then?
This is pointless. I'm done.
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Iron Man
Batman Returns
Batman Returns
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Not sure if you've read the comic, but the pace and tone of the movie ruined it for me. They just glossed over certain things that may not have been critical to the main plot, but to me made the story great. I don't think it's underrated, the director did his due to try to make the movie as close to the book as possible, but I think he would have been better off with a little more adaptation. Then again, he'd piss off the hardcore fans. You can't please everyone.
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The Watchmen was a great graphic novel, but was not meant to be a film. Some of the aspects that made the novel so great was the depth in story given by the excerpts at the end of each issue as well as the tie in with the Tales of the Black Freighter. Imagine not having those things in the original graphic novel.. it just wouldn't have been the same.
I felt that Snyder did the best he could do, riding that fine line between being true to the novel and trying to make the film a commercial success.
I felt that Snyder did the best he could do, riding that fine line between being true to the novel and trying to make the film a commercial success.
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TDK for 200 please
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Seriously. The only thing that comes close is Batman Begins.
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Spawn >>>>>>> __________
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Yall dudes will hype anything Batman Begins was Trash...way too slow placed and boring
TDK and Spiderman 2 are neck and neck IMO
TDK and Spiderman 2 are neck and neck IMO
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In terms of capturing the essense of the comic book and transfering it to screen, then I can say that without a question of a doubt that Christopher Reeve did this with the first and second Superman movies
From the storyline, to the costume design, to the supporting cast and enemies, they just got it right and served as the perfect model of how to do it. These days, studios (FOX this means you) try to appeal to all the audiences and in the course of doing so, alienate themselves from what the true goal of putting the comic book to life should be.
The Dark Knight/Batman Begins, Watchmen (visually), Sin City and V for Vendetta are all great comic adaptations, but as illmaticsouldchild said, graphic novels are in a category of their own. For example, TDK is essentially a crime drama, with a masked avenger filling the protagonist's role.
If we're counting personal favorites, Batman (1989) and Batman Returns FTW. Tim Burton got Gotham City right
From the storyline, to the costume design, to the supporting cast and enemies, they just got it right and served as the perfect model of how to do it. These days, studios (FOX this means you) try to appeal to all the audiences and in the course of doing so, alienate themselves from what the true goal of putting the comic book to life should be.
The Dark Knight/Batman Begins, Watchmen (visually), Sin City and V for Vendetta are all great comic adaptations, but as illmaticsouldchild said, graphic novels are in a category of their own. For example, TDK is essentially a crime drama, with a masked avenger filling the protagonist's role.
If we're counting personal favorites, Batman (1989) and Batman Returns FTW. Tim Burton got Gotham City right
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Originally Posted by RKO2004
You found the stash?
Had this avy since summer last year
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Only if we're talking about
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TDK hands down. Lotta ****ery in this thread
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