ourchair
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Oh screw me, I thought it said 'a girl I didn't end up marrying' and that got ME confused.I do not follow your Filipino logic.
I was dating a girl and she liked me enough to marry me, so I wasn't a total loser.
Oh screw me, I thought it said 'a girl I didn't end up marrying' and that got ME confused.I do not follow your Filipino logic.
I was dating a girl and she liked me enough to marry me, so I wasn't a total loser.
Oh screw me, I thought it said 'a girl I didn't end up marrying' and that got ME confused.
Out of pure curiosity how would you rate all the movies against the Batman: The Movie, staring Adam West??
After the death of his parents young Bruce Wayne remains lost on the street and is eventually taken in by Big Al, owner of an auto repair shop with his son Little Al. Driven by a desire for vengeance towards a manifest destiny of which his is only dimly aware, young Bruce toils day and night in the shop, watching the comings and goings of hookers, pimps, and corrupt police officers across the street to a cat house. We are then introduced to detective James Gordon as he struggles with the corruption he finds endemic among Gotham City police officers of all ranks.
Bruce's first act as a vigilante is to confront a dirty cop named Campbell as he accosts "mistress Selina" in the cathouse, but Campbell ends up dead and Bruce narrowly escapes being blamed. Realizing that he needs to operate with more methodology, he initially dons a cape and hockey mask. However, Bruce soon evolves a more stylized "costume" with both form and function, acquires a variety of makeshift gadgets and weapons, and re-configures a black Lincoln Continental into a makeshift "bat-mobile." In his new disguise as "The Bat-Man," Bruce Wayne wages war on criminals from street level to the highest echelons, working his way up to Police Commissioner Loeb and Mayor Noone, even as the executors of the Wayne estate search for their missing heir. In the end, Bruce accepts his dual destiny as heir to the Wayne fortune and the city's savior, and Gordon comes to accept that, while he may not agree with "the Bat-Man"'s methods, he can't argue with the results.
No casting ever took place, though Val Kilmer, Ben Affleck, Keanu Reeves, and Christian Bale all expressed interest for the role of Batman. Kilmer would only do it "if it were to be more humorous," while Bale cited the role as "a dream come true." His agent then told MovieHole.net that Bale had been approached for a number of Batman projects, including Year One. He stated that Bale preferred the Year One version because the script was more "unique." Bale would of course end up being cast for the lead role in Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins.
Originally Posted by the watcher:
Out of pure curiosity how would you rate all the movies against the Batman: The Movie, staring Adam West??
The only truly hilarious parts are the Shark-Repellent Bat Spray, "There are some days when you just can't get rid of a bomb!" and the truly maddeningly funny "Lest we forget that brave sea lion gave its life to protect us from that torpedo, Robin...".
year one whould have been cool if they did it stylized in the way they did sin city. I think it would have been a very cool flick.
Heh. E.
*likes it**screws ourchair*
year one whould have been cool if they did it stylized in the way they did sin city. I think it would have been a very cool flick.
Batman and Robin - 1/10
I wish it was so bad that it's good...It should be so bad it's good...but it's just bad. I've tried to watch it but I just can't stand it. See, terrible movies that cost as much as this movie probably did and have so many people behind them as this movie did are frustrating. When someone is given millions of dollars and they produce a piece of insulting, unwatchable trash, it's just kind of sickening. On the other hand...
Batman: The Movie - 16/10
...This is great.
Batman Forever, which I just watched a week ago, is terrible and worse than Batman and Robin.
Also, they refer to the batsuit as being made of rubber. So negative points for that.
You also abhor Batman Begins and Superman Returns = Your opinion is wrong. :twisted:
You're right, I don't like bad movies. Sorry about that.
You also abhor Batman Begins and Superman Returns = Your opinion is wrong. :twisted: