So, um, yeah.
Jul. 26th, 2008 04:45 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
stoopbeckI finally saw The Dark Knight today.
Guys, I almost fell asleep. Multiple times. That was the movie everybody was raving about? I haven't been that bored in the theater since
Episode III.
Mr. Nolan needs to get himself an editor. And, um, ditch Christian Bale. Jesus, Batman, would it kill you to enunciate?
Guys, I almost fell asleep. Multiple times. That was the movie everybody was raving about? I haven't been that bored in the theater since
Episode III.
Mr. Nolan needs to get himself an editor. And, um, ditch Christian Bale. Jesus, Batman, would it kill you to enunciate?
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Date: 2008-07-27 06:05 pm (UTC)Okay, okay, there was some great acting (although Michael Caine and Morgan Freeman and Gary Oldman were woefully underused), but Maggie Gyllenhaal sleepwalked through it and Christian Bale can't act his way out of a paper bag. The saddest thing is that I went in really expecting to enjoy it--I mean, come on, it's Batman, one of my earliest memories is playing Batman in my backyard.
Okay, okay, it was a better movie than Ep III, but really, that's not saying much.
When I went to see Iron Man for the first time I was expecting to hate it and it had me sold in the first five minutes. It took me about forty minutes to really get into The Dark Night, and then I lost interest about twenty minutes later. :(