This film is shit

True. Nothing make sense. It has the most logic gaps in the entire trilogy. I mean Bruce meeting Selina in the middle of a random street after being missing for months is so ridiculous even for capeshit standards

Expect a lot of backlash for calling out Tokyo Drift. For some reason, brainlets here think that's a "kino" movie.

>get a load of this hothead

The entire movie is just a meme collection

I literally laughed out loud in the theater whenever Bane talked.

Same. Wtf was Nolan thinking with that voice? They might as well have just used Hardy's real voice. It's exponentially more terrifying than that edgelord cuck voice

Ironman 2 was the worst.

Everything except the main actor is kino. Sorry you can’t appreciate art

disgustingly pleb thread

Dark Knight is stupider. The plot is dependent on everyone in Gotham being deeply invested in things their district attorney does — I guarantee you less than one percent of the population of any American city know who their district attorney is, and far fewer than that would give two shits about anything he could possibly do or say. The Joker says he never has a plan yet the movie starts with an elaborate heist that required probably months of meticulous planning, practice, and split-second timing. Plus no CIA.

>art
What was up with that ridiculous drift scene from the cops at night? I used to drift a '96 240SX with an S15 Silvia engine/transmission. I went to drift comps and watched hours and hours of videos. No car in the world can drift like that. That movie was pure capeshit on 4 wheels.

You are not telling us anything new, user.

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>That movie was pure capeshit on 4 wheels
And that's a good thing.

> The Joker says he never has a plan yet the movie starts with an elaborate heist that required probably months of meticulous planning, practice, and split-second timing.
You have amazing interpretation skills, user.

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it's perfect kino for prepubescent teens, anyone else should be ashamed for liking it beyond superficial entertainment

The plan thing of joker that he doing shit not to control the city, make alot of money, kill batman or something else, he doing shit just to do it.
Like he tells it in a hospital that he is like a dog that chasing the car.

>everything kino
>art

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Iron Man 3 is great though.

Both are shit.

That word doesn't mean that.

I liked it for Sir Christian Bale, but as a Batman film I preferred Batman, Batman Returns, and Batman Forever.

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The Joker wasn't being literal, you retard. He was saying that there's no real endgame to his schemes; he causes chaos for the sake of chaos. He gets off on causing mayhem and driving people insane.

Batman Returns is definitely the best batman film.

Its not just a superhero thing (see Rush Hour, the Mummy, the Hangover, etc.) What annoys me is when people try to count MCU trilogies as real trilogies. It doesn't count if you have a giant team up movie in between and the plot of the third has nothing to do with the previous movie and is actually a continuation of some other character's story. FFS

I would say Batman (1989) but Returns is a reat sequel.

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no u

in retrospect it was not a good film

that scene is top kino

There's a reason Joker is a sympathetic villain these days

It's a Big Disappointment.

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>>Iron Man 3

rewatch it. it good

When the teaser clip of the plane hijack was shown, audiences complained they could not understand Bane.

So Nolan and Warmers hastily re-recorded/adjusted his voice to sound clearer.

That's where the stupid sounding voice comes from.

>consistent and cohesive plot
>plot elements that have never really been shown in a major motion picture before
>production design and effects were on par for what people were used to seeing
>did the comic source justice by aptly portraying Bane as a strategic mastermind
>showed a different, interesting side to Batman/Bruce Wayne, building up the character for the screen in ways that were never shown before
>attempted social commentary admirably, though at times halfheartedly
>Ended up being a very satisfying conclusion to the trilogy
And yet nobody seemed to appreciate it because redditors flooded the internet with BANE? memes. Nobody could take it seriously and it was dead on arrival. I'm certain the lot of shitposters on here have never seen the film, or if they have went into it under the mindset of shitposting. It is actually no better or worse than any of the other Nolan Batman flicks. The only difference is that TDKR was memed to hell and back.

"It seems I have a Phantom invasion in my Belfry Luna."

Should have ended with Alfred looking in the cafe but no cut to Bruce and Selina, we just see him looking and it's left open ended whether he saw Bruce had "made it".

Then why didn’t he just kill everyone in the bank and take the money (or destroy it then and there)? Or kidnap the mobsters’ family for ransom? What was the point of LARPing as the Clock King for however long it took to pull that off? The Joker has clearly never heard of the 80/20 rule.

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> Aroused by bondage.

> Disgusted by bad lighting and cheesy aesthetic.

Ambivalent feels.

Tokyo Drift is at least better than 2 fast 2 furious

Jim Carrey in this film was ridiculous.

>plot elements that have never really been shown in a major motion picture before
Such as?

based

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It is such shit

The perfect Riddler. Nicholas Hoult would make a good Riddler for a Robert Pattinson Batman film.

Robin Williams was thought a shoe in for the Riddler, but then Ace Ventura and Mask happened and Jim Carrey nabbed the role.