The DARK KNIGHT... (REVIEW)

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FANTASTIC movie! A bunch of twists, action, and comedy here and there too.


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Also... the magic trick in the beginning was awesome! :lol2:
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I'm still waiting to see it. In IMAX!
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BADASS movie indeed! yes the magic trick was funny as hell in the beginning! LOL
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very good. i was blown away with everything. wow sums it up.
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Blown away would involve the "nurse uniform" scene... lol
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One of the best damn movies I have ever seen. I like how the last two Batman movies where more serious. Unlike the ones fallowing the 1989 Batman movie with Michael Keaton.
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i really liked it. just got back from seeing it. would like to see it again because i had to sit right up in the front though. i thought the two-face character could have been played out more and not just completely summed up in about 30-45 min. idk if i will be crucified for saying this, but heath ledger's joker>jack nicholson's joker. he played the character perfect. wonder what will be of the next batman
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Tyler;126522 wrote:i really liked it. just got back from seeing it. would like to see it again because i had to sit right up in the front though. i thought the two-face character could have been played out more and not just completely summed up in about 30-45 min. idk if i will be crucified for saying this, but heath ledger's joker>jack nicholson's joker. he played the character perfect. wonder what will be of the next batman
Not at all... Ledger is already up for an Oscar. Also, he has already been ranked as the #5 top Villan of all time... Up with the ranks of Lord Valdamore, Darth Vader, The Wicked Witch of the West, and Hannibal Lector.

He played a great roll. Creepy, sadistic, crazy, funny, and mentally disturbing. His constant lip licking was consistant.

He was so into his roll, that even off set until the shoot was over, he stayed in character. Many have said that Heath Ledger was a brilliant young actor and was very committed to everything he did.

Also considering that from what I had read earlier today that "The Dark Knight" has already brought in a record breaking $155.23 million at the box-office in it's opening weekend... It beat Spiderman 3 no problem.
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99BlackHatch;126527 wrote:He was so into his roll, that even off set until the shoot was over, he stayed in character. Many have said that Heath Ledger was a brilliant young actor and was very committed to everything he did.
that is why he was on those pills he o/d'ed on. he was so disturbed because of the character he was playing that he went into depression.
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maybe i can sneek off to a theater while out on the road this week
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