Robert Downey Jr or Hugh Jackman?
Speaking of Tom Hardy, was it easier for you UK people to understand him? I had a hell of a time.
Speaking of Tom Hardy, was it easier for you UK people to understand him? I had a hell of a time.
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Robert Downey Jr or Hugh Jackman? Also, Batman discussion
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RE: Robert Downey Jr or Hugh Jackman?
Flame suit on. Deep breath...... TDKR isn't really a Batman movie and was pretty boring IMO. Without giving anything away, there are so many preposterous things that happen. Considering Nolan's trilogy was about bringing realism to Batman, this one goes in the opposite direction. So many things made no sense. I LOVE Batman, but was really disappointed with this one. My least favourite of the three. Anne Hathaway looked fantastic though.
Crayo said:
Flame suit on. Deep breath...... TDKR isn't really a Batman movie and was pretty boring IMO. Without giving anything away, there are so many preposterous things that happen. Considering Nolan's trilogy was about bringing realism to Batman, this one goes in the opposite direction. So many things made no sense. I LOVE Batman, but was really disappointed with this one. My least favourite of the three. Anne Hathaway looked fantastic though.
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Robert Downey Jr or Hugh Jackman?
They should've called it: Bruce Wayne deals with his issues for 3 hours. I know it's more dramatic, but to me Batman requires a lot of action. The first 2 were spot on. It seems Nolan was more worried about making a movie with a message, than a Batman movie.
They should've called it: Bruce Wayne deals with his issues for 3 hours. I know it's more dramatic, but to me Batman requires a lot of action. The first 2 were spot on. It seems Nolan was more worried about making a movie with a message, than a Batman movie.