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<blockquote data-quote="Cthulhudrew" data-source="post: 2335525" data-attributes="member: 4090"><p>Gave it a 10, but maybe 9.5 would be more appropriate (10's are *really, really* good). In any case- loved it. The only real problem I had was with the final fight- a lot of people have criticized the fight scenes in general, but I actually liked them. I much prefer the fast and gritty fight scenes with random thugs to the 5 minute ballet with Thug #1 that we have seen in all the previous Batman movies. They're redshirts- let's not dwell. On the other hand, the fight with a major villain- in this case Ra's- should and could have been more clearly edited than it was. I couldn't see a lot of what went on, and couldn't understand a lot of their dialogue. Again, though, my only major gripe.</p><p></p><p>Didn't realize Christopher Nolan was a writer and director until the end credits, but it certainly explained why I kept thinking of Memento as I was watching the movie- even prior to the "Flass" character showing up.</p><p></p><p>Last thought- Christian Bale is ripped, man! The guy is freakin' huge! Considering his last role (in The Machinist) had him down to a rail thin 110 lbs., this dude bulked up like no one's business! Way bigger than he was in American Psycho. I can't imagine what stress that weight loss/gain has put on his body.</p><p></p><p>Looking forward to more Batman- though I hope we don't see any of the villains we've already seen (in previous movies), unless they come up with some interesting new takes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cthulhudrew, post: 2335525, member: 4090"] Gave it a 10, but maybe 9.5 would be more appropriate (10's are *really, really* good). In any case- loved it. The only real problem I had was with the final fight- a lot of people have criticized the fight scenes in general, but I actually liked them. I much prefer the fast and gritty fight scenes with random thugs to the 5 minute ballet with Thug #1 that we have seen in all the previous Batman movies. They're redshirts- let's not dwell. On the other hand, the fight with a major villain- in this case Ra's- should and could have been more clearly edited than it was. I couldn't see a lot of what went on, and couldn't understand a lot of their dialogue. Again, though, my only major gripe. Didn't realize Christopher Nolan was a writer and director until the end credits, but it certainly explained why I kept thinking of Memento as I was watching the movie- even prior to the "Flass" character showing up. Last thought- Christian Bale is ripped, man! The guy is freakin' huge! Considering his last role (in The Machinist) had him down to a rail thin 110 lbs., this dude bulked up like no one's business! Way bigger than he was in American Psycho. I can't imagine what stress that weight loss/gain has put on his body. Looking forward to more Batman- though I hope we don't see any of the villains we've already seen (in previous movies), unless they come up with some interesting new takes. [/QUOTE]
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