Half in the Bag Episode 36: The Dark Knight Rises (1 of 2)
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- Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024
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Mike and Jay see some little independent film nobody's heard of called The Dark Knight Rises, directed by Christopher Nolan.
Going back to these old episodes is like visiting a different planet, both in terms of Mike and Jay and the movie landscape as a whole
I miss the time when they did actual sketches amd storylines
@@horusreloaded6387 satire reflects reality lol
Jay really went through phases of facial hair. Here we see his amish look.
I thought he was doing a semi wolverine
Sometimes you gotta run the gamut before you find the right one
I miss Amish Jay.
My favorite look
He looks so handsome now
Nine years later, can we take a moment to appreciate that Chris Nolan’s final
Batman action set piece is “some days, you just can’t get rid of a bomb”?
Watched this movie countless times, never realized this.
Thank you, this is brilliant.
“Nine years later”
Excuse me, what?
You take a moment to appreciate it, I have to go pick up my dog from the groomers.
Oh my God! I don't know how I missed that but bravo 👏
I dont get it
Wow Jay says "..me, personally" in this.
That makes this video so meta and pretty much borderline experimental.
Me, personally, I loved his performance in this episode.
Very cool
GIVE IT UP FOR THE MAN IN THE MANDALORIAN ARMOR
@@luiginastro8831 IT BROKE NEW GROUND
@@vorbo01 I clapped!
10 Years later we finally have a Batman Film where Batman takes out a crime syndicate, just like Mike wanted, and they haven’t watched it 😂
Riddler took out the syndicate… batman failed repeatedly
@giu3175 What lol? I think you need to rewatch that movie 🎬.
@devilsurvivor69 i think you may need too lol
He didnt stop any crime syndicates, riddler did. He didnt stop riddler, GCPD did. Batman and jim gordon needed Oz to clue them in on a part of the riddle… that batman never solved, hence the flood.
The only thing batman did successfully was rescue people from the water.
Batman failed repeatedly. If not, help understand how im wrong…
@@giu3175Completely agree, none of it was Batmans plan, just following events set in place by Riddler. He was Robin to Riddlers Batman. Wouldn't mind but the cast was actually really good but the writing and story was weak. I still agree with Mike, we need a film about Batman going after a regular crime group, no need for mega villains.
@@TehCheese
1960s Batman is as good as it gets. In all seriousness, the reason you have your Batman fans is due to it being a little more grounded and dark than other superhero crap. I don't think there was anything wrong with The Batman. My only complaint is that it was too long, in my opinion. As much as I liked the execution, I did find myself dozing off toward the last act.
Back when Mike and Jay did their own stunts.
“That’s the worst Plinkett impression I’ve ever heard!”
You have 69 likes. I could like your comment putting it up to 70 but I wouldn’t wanna be a cock block.
No like. I gotchu!! 👊
@I Mac the hero we need
@@micfail2
❤️
a simple joke, but one I got a good kick out of nonetheless
Jay's stupid little leap made me smile. Such great physical comedy, the little wiggle of the arms the slow judging the distance the just wholly awful jump. What a great little moment. I might just remember that jump for the rest of my life. Rewatched it like 15 times
Wow going through the playlist for Half in the Bag and am pretty surprised at what movies the guys like, but nothing so far has been as big a swerve that Jay's not a fan of Christopher Nolan but loved Dark Knight Rises of all movies
I agree, Shawn.
it's a fantastic movie.
Also, not being a fan of Chris Nolan? Memento, The Prestige, Origin, Batman Begins and TDK
How the Hell are you "not a fan"? Lol. (I know, individual taste. I know)
i like how mike’s idea of a prank call is a ransom call lmaooo
bane voice "lets the ransom begiiiiin!"
Does anyone know if the amish jay action figure is still in production?
"I would like to see a Batman takes out this crime syndicate story,"
Wasn't that the entire 1st half of The Dark Knight?
Superultramegaa LastName And like the second act of Begins?
Might be the new batman movie. We'll see
@@ihatecorpsehusband7147 i can see why you would say that but the long halloween is way better for a beginning and end to falcones mob story, the falcones are tertiary antagonists at best in batman begins and dark knight
@@samariasmusic Lol. Spot on
This is one of the only channels I can go back 12 years on and the quality hasn't dropped at all, love y'all!
Just started watching these this year and noticed that Mike doesn't look any different 10 years ago than he does today. Wild.
And now all of a sudden his beard is completely grey.
Time makes hack frauds of us all.
He looks noticeably older nowadays, while Jay looks so much better
Jay looks less special and more postpubescent, while Mike looks consequently less gay for him and equally terrifying.
I honestly thought they wouldn't like this movie , I'm surprised
Indeed, it's friggin' terrible.
@@DoubleMonoLR it’s just not though, is it?
I laughed so much in the when Mike did the plinkitt voice. And the tv part XD
John Werner It's the best Plinkett impersonation I've ever heard!
I've heard that Rich Evans has a better impersonation.
Joakim
R/wooooooosh
@@k1lkenny go back to smosh or sth
I clapped when I recognized it!
Holy shit it's 1:13 on the clock and I'm watch this at 1:13pm now! It's like poetry it rhymes
I read this at 1:13!
@@detraillowe3657 I read this at 0:49
And to think people accuse RLM of being Marvel fanboys in their negative Man of Steel and BvS reviews.
Anyone who is gonna stand on BvS and MoS being anywhere close to Marvel , is out of their fucken minds !!
They were also pretty unenthusiastic about Civil War.
Is because they're not comic book fans, they see the movies as what they are, movies.
The Nolan Batman films exist outside of the Marvel vs DC nonsense. Nolan's Batman is in his own "universe"; The Flash or Wonder Woman could/would/should NOT exist in his world.
They stand alone.
Christopher Nunn So you're saying you actually think they ARE Marvel fanboys?
obviously the reason this movie sucked is because they didn't put the Inception BWWOONNNNGGGGG in the trailer
too true
Mike can remember the title every Star Trek episode from TOS to Voyager but not the name of the movie he’s currently reviewing 😂
My biggest problem with it was that it built Bane and his back story up for an entire movie, then simply took it and gave it to a different character. I don't get why no one else find this as ludicrous as it is.
Bcause it isn't.
This was a great review, but my favorite part was Jay's curb jump in the first ten seconds.
An over rated, bloated mess. But enough about me.
Are you also a Rich Evans?
I agree
@@johnchris7278 Rich Evans is just big boned.
I thought that was the review of my wife. *rim shot*
@@seank9823 Have you ever seen a fat skeleton 🤣
I remember being slightly disappointed with the movie when it first came out, but in no way, shape, or form did I hate it. I think people here basically feel the same way, but have lost the ability to express opinions that aren't absolute extremes, so everything just comes out worse than they actually feel.
Take a look at film history, especially superhero film history, and something you'll notice is that the third film in a series almost aways marks the point when the franchise goes downhill: Superman III, Batman Forever, Ninja Turtles III, Spider-Man III, X-Men: The Last Stand, Blade III, etc. Honestly, The Dark Knight Rises is a cinematic masterpiece compared to what we could've gotten.
You said it. People are hating too hard.
***** It was fine.
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATED IT
I still think this movie is worse then batman begins
This argument is sorta what aboutism,
the movie should be based on its on merits not on the fact that other third movies in superhero franchises are worse
This is weird to watch in 2019. I feel like they'd hate this movie now.
Well, they also weren't drowning in focus grouped, pandering, formulaic Marvel drek when TDRK came out.
@@dylan9025 what edge?
It's the kind of movie you hate on a second watching
I hated this *THEN*
@@mandu6665 The Dark Right Knises?
GET THEM ON BOARD I'LL CALL IT IN.
Bane?
HE DIDN'T FLY SO GOOD
listenerofrealrap No one cared who I was until I put on the mask.
you're a big guy!
yyzable 4U.
imdb = 8.5
rotten tomatoes = 88% / audience score = 90%
metacritic = 78 / user score = 8.4
85+88+90+78+84 = 425
425/5 = 85
average = 85 / 100
so apparently 85% of people like TDKR, so are you telling me that this entire comment section is filled with the 15% of people who don't like it?
Yes it's really weird, it might have to do with some of the youtube algorithms.
Because 85% of the population doesn't give a crap about movies, if theres explosions or whatever to distract them they don't think about the movie enough to notice all the retarded plot holes and weak characterizations etc. Only people who actually put thought into the movies they're seeing would bother to watch a review on youtube or watch half in the bag in general.
TDKR is one of those movies where when you leave the theatre you're like HMM it was fun but something seemed off, then when you think about it you realize it makes no fucking sense and batman never really "rose" he didn't figure out how to get out of the prison, he was TOLD how to get out of it. He was TOLD bane's weakness. The only time he ever rose was physically in his plane.
TDKR is shit. Period.
Bruce didn't change at all. He retired, and then upon meeting catwoman and hearing about Bane decided to put on the cape again. Considering he is fucking Batman putting on a suit again and going at it isn't that much of an accomplishment considering what he has done already. I enjoyed the "old man batman" phase anyway though, it was light hearted and fun.
Then he gets beat up by Bane, great scene.
Then the second half of the movie starts and the movie goes to shit. How did Bruce change at all from himself before entering that jail and after? Or put a better way, if he NEVER went to that jail could he have beaten Bane?
Answer is if someone just told him Bane's weakness being his mask YES, he could have skipped the entire jail scene and just beat up Bane. Batman literally got cheat codes the entire movie he didn't do anything heroic. Oh they took Batman's tanks? Well he has a weird helicopter thing now thats way better than his old tanks. Oh he broke his back? Doesn't matter theirs a super-medicine man in the cave. Oh he can't figure out how to get out of the cave? Don't worry the medicine man gives you the tip you need to get out. Oh you can't figure out how to beat Bane? Medicine man tells how his silly as fuck weakness. Oh the criminals have guns and shit now and the police are out of resources? Doesn't matter because for some reason the criminals never fire shit (and neither do the few cops with guns). Oh Bane is better than you in every way? Nope he was lying and is just Talia's bitch. Oh Talia totally tricked you? Doesn't matter cause her master plan is to drive around a truck while the remnants of the cops, catwoman, and a helicopter chases her.
Like do you not see how lame the second half of the movie is? What the fuck was the point of the jail scene. You can say "Oh batman got the will to live a little more?" but that is bad writing. You would only know that because they explicitly say it, Batman doesn't do a single thing after he gets out of the jail that he wouldn't have done before the jail. In fact if he really cared about his life and gotham more than his nonsense he would have just shot Bane instead of betting the fate of a city on a kick boxing match.
I've honestly written essays about this before so I'll stop now but if you can't see that the 2nd half of the movie was complete nonsense and horrific writing you are an idiot.
Yep plinketts reviews are amazing and really funny.
@@sharp7j Bad day?
Some of the spectacle pulled me right out of the movie. Like when the people of Gotham armed mostly with chains, clubs, and police revolvers rose up and charged down the middle of the street towards Bane's army of thugs, almost all of whom seemed to have automatic weapons, and somehow it seemed to be an even fight.
You explained that vastly out of context and with inaccurate info... Jesus your the worst type of movie goer
@@kylekondit9709 Sorry, movie got lazy though.
@@kylekondit9709 Was the context that the massive mob of gangsters with assault rifles forgot to remove the blanks that day?
@@robertgaudet7407 the context was that it was the police force, not the people of Gotham, they heavily outnumbered the thugs, and were given an opening to charge when Batman shot the tank
@@redstoneman6756 Shit now I might have to rewatch it. This is like the Director of 'Cuties' trying to trick me into watching that just once though...
Also I'm clearly offended by the wrong thing here. I didn't think batman ever shot anything other than a grapple gun...
2:40 Mike: (in Plinkett voice): _"Yeah, this is Harry S Plinkett. Who is this?"_
Jay: _"That's the _*_worst_*_ Plinkett impression I've ever heard!"_
lol
I never understood their first fight. Just because Bane doesn't feel pain wouldn't stop Bats being able to break the guys bones, say, snap his shins in half.
And many batarang wounds
Maybe he has muscles in places where there isn't supposed to be muscles and he can deflect any blows? XD
Why can Anne Hathaway not sit on my face...
Cause she’s on mine 😏🤨
You know why
I saw this in theaters back when I still smoked weed, but I had started not enjoying being high and was getting too paranoid and uncomfortable when high. The airplane scene and the theaters sound system blasting the music was so intense and crazy. Loved it
Glad to know someone else shares the same feeling about Nolan's films. He's hated or loved, but I'm somewhere in the middle. He makes entertaining movies, but they're not genius.
+MacGuffin Holy shit, a reasoned, level-headed response to disliking something? Who the fuck are you and why the fuck are you here? Get the fuck out. Fuck.
+dr.krieger I'm just a guy.
You know, I'd compare him to someone like James Cameron, but maybe not quite as good.
MacGuffin I haven't really enjoyed a James Cameron movie since the ridiculousness that was True Lies. Overall I think I prefer Nolan's work.
+dr.krieger I was mostly referring to everything up until the early 90's... along with Titanic. Titanic is another one with which I seem to agree with the people on this channel.
I prefer Cameron. There is more of a sense of humor in his work. Though, I guess you can say The Dark Knight had its funny moments.
+MacGuffin Wished he isn't so hesitant on doing the entertainment part.
It's absurd the cops vs thugs brawl in the end, but I always found it to be easily funnest sequence in the film.
And the whole failed lock/docking scene in Interstellar, easily one of the most intense/thrilling moments in the theater.
It can be entertaining if he just embraces that more and trims the fat everywhere else.
2019, I still love The Dark Knight Rises and Escape From New York
I actually don't hate the people who liked The Dark Knight Rises, I kind of feel jealous because they loved a movie that I really wanted to love, but just couldn't
This. And I think there are things that could have made it worthy, but the ideas they went forward with just didn’t work (Batman returning twice, no emotional connection to Talia.)
In any case, TDKR will always have the specter of “What could have been” with Heath Ledger’s death and how TDK & TDKR could really have been 2 parts of the same movie with the Joker as the showcase villain.
Are you Batman
I really liked this movie except for Anne Hathway's ridiculous leg kicks and punching power.
@@yachtrockman no. Even if heath ledger had lived (which I really wish had happened), I don't think he should've been in dark knight rises. He is the greatest villain of all time and not mentioning him at all in the third makes his performance that much more exclusive and rare. Less is always more. He's never mentioned once in the dark knight rises but you feel his influence everywhere. He's the reason everything is the way it is in that movie. If they showed him or said his name, it would make his performance not as exclusive and it would just make him another character in a franchise. Having him in 1 movie makes whatever he did that much bigger and more important. Less is more.
Because it was the most disappointing thing since MY SON!
"For me, personally, thats the kind of thing that is just very cool" ~8:30
13:24 Funny thing is that actor also played a doctor in Memento (2000) and Nolan likes to think they are the same character
Best description of the Bane voice I have heard "he sounds like if Sean Connery took helium and did a Donald Duck impression"
Glad someone said positive reviews on this.
Unlike 90 percent of people who liked it but decided hating it was the hip thing to do.
Jay lookin bit like that dude in the burbs in this episode
oh god yeah good spot
MR PLINKETT'S HOOOOUUUUUUSE! I CLAPPED WHEN I SAW IT!!!!!
They added new furniture
IT BROKE NEW GROUND!!!!!!!!!!!
Ha ha, we finally get to see Mike do the Plinkett voice! My life is complete.
Personally I love the Bane voice. I agree with Mike about how it's creepy because it's not the evil monster voice you would expect. I also agree that it was intentional how it didn't mix in with the rest of the sound track. It was supposed to feel like it stood out from everything else and surrounded you. Bane is the voice and the voice is Bane. He's pretty much Darth Vader, breathing apparatus and all.
8:33 "For me, personally...."
he was doing it before it was "cool"...
They knew all along...
Favorite line: "Do you feel in charge?"
1:36 Jay looks at the camera....bad actor? Nah...bad director.
Love you guys!
Is this the best HITB opening skit? Have I at last found it? Multiple shooting locations… funny physical/shot-placement comedy… an on-screen(!) OG Mr. Plinkett voice… AND they’re still in their mid Teens (in RUclipsr years)…
Haven’t even gotten to the review itself yet, but I think I’ve finally found the perfect HITB episode.
I believe at the test screenings people complained that you couldn’t understand bane and they went back an re-recorded all his lines or cleaned it up and I agree with jay his voice is like right in you ear
I only just thought about this, but how did RLM get permission to film the house used in the establishing shots for Mr. Plinkett's? Do they own it? Can we visit it? Will it someday become the famous Plinkett museum?
I assume its their or one of their associates houses
JohnnyMarsBar I assumed he was joking, but the "house" they film in is just a set in a warehouse they own
I'd have to rewatch the video, but it popped into my head because they like, walked up to it in this episode if i recall..? Maybe? Idek, made me think it wasn't just some random house though.
It also just occurred to me that the one they walked up to was a completely different house that happened to look similar
It's the cocoon that Rich Evans was hatched from.
Watched it again yesterday. Liked it. Thought bane was pretty good.
Thank you Ben Hramiak
So many people hating on Nolan and this movie. I wonder what they all ended up saying about MoS, BvS or SS. I mean, if TDKR is considered bad, I can't imagine what those others are.
That little jump Jay makes cracks me up every time.
I'd say:
Batman Begins: potato/10
The Dark Knight: tomato/10
The Dark Knight Raisin: leopard/10
Clittycat Princess Let us commence planning.
r/i'msorandom
Lol does the actual plinkett voice "omg that's the worst plinkett impression ever" 🤣
"That Christopher Nolan is an overrated hack." LMAO! Jay's delivery of that line was brilliant!
Why is there so much hate in the comments????!!!!
+GameStation3 Palpatine's behind it all.
+GameStation3 because the cartoon rabbit steps in the poopy
Honest Trailer fanboys
Because the fact that it's a bad movie triggers the Nolanite mouthbreathers.
SV67943 This has not aged well
it was nice to have a discussion with you too.
I have a feeling Mike and Jay just go through this sorta thing every day in real life.
It's 2020 and I'm still laughing over the "That's my Bane" bit.
"STOP LIKING WHAT I DON'T LIKE"
- everyone in the comments section
or "The movie has a LOT of flaws"
or "you think the movie has a Lot of flaws"
As someone who lives in a world of facts, I think this movie has a lot of flaws because it does.
The villan was a lot weaker in my opinion and there was some silly moments and plot holes but I think it makes up with it with a stellar soundtrack and great special effects.
Same thing happened in reverse for their Rogue One review. I think a certain percentage of RLM fans just have atrocious taste in films lol. As if anyone gives a shit what their opinion is and if they disagree with Mike and Jay. Noone cares.
6:45 _"He's broken in the beginning. He's kind of crippled. It's been eight years since the last movie. He's sort of out of the game."_
And then he meets Bane, who breaks his back and he spends ANOTHER huge chunk of the movie being broken and crippled. I suppose that's fascinating if you're a physical therapist but it's not very interesting if you were expecting a superhero film.
***** ye but christopher nolans batman should be more realistic not over the top comic book style like the avengers, and the twist in this movie is like a shyamalan movie twist it's that bad and it makes no sense
hero11282 If you want realism, you could show an hour and a half of Bruce Wayne doing his income taxes but that's not very interesting in terms of film.
Catzilla true but this was a realistic representation of the batman how he would really be in real life (well in nolens prospective), this movie just throws that out of the window with its strage plot twists and unrealistic things that would not make sense in a marvel movie
The arc was not physical. That was the onscreen representation of his emotional arc.
At the beginning, he was physically broken and emotionally broken. He had left behind the batman, and again his life had no point. He believed he was done and it was the city's turn to take care of itself. However, this left batman unable to continue his war against crime.
Batman can never beat up enough criminals to bring back his parents. Now, he can't even try.
Moreover, he does not believe in himself. He lost Rachel Dawes and his friend Harvey Dent in the last movie. He couldn't save either of them in the end.
Then, when Bane breaks his back, he loses the battle because he doesn't believe in his cause anymore (Bane does believe in his cause). Alfred alludes to this earlier when they are viewing security footage of Bane, and Alfred tells Bruce Wayne that the speed and ferocity of Bane's fighting comes from the power of his conviction.
Now, batman has to train physically to escape the prison. Emotionally, he rem-learns the power of letting his fear in by jumping without the rope. Once batman has proven to himself that he is strong enough to protect his city (and Bane has (unwittingly) proven for him that the city does need his protection), batman returns and saves the city from destruction.
But yes, the movie was unrealistic.
What do you want, it's about a superhero.
Batman IS the most realistic superhero, save maybe for Daredevil, Black Widow or Hawkeye.
"That's the worst Plinkett impersonation I've ever heard!" Hah!!
Surprised they liked it. Cos they are so good at finding logic holes
Bane sounds a lot like the Swedish chef.
I enjoyed this review as much as i enjoyed seeing your socks and sneakers
I have a feeling now a days they wouldn’t be so praising of this movie, but me personally I loved it
it's a Deus Ex because it relieves Batman the Dilemma of eliminating Bane while sticking to his "no deaths" rule.
Interesting revisiting this review. But yet again, I feel like I'm one of few people who had no problem understanding Bane's voice. :/
Nolan Forever!!!
"isn't it about time they end this show?"
7 years later...
Don't forget Brad Fiedel's music, look at the soundtrack of T2, it was brilliant and captured the tone perfectly.
7:28 Mike got his wish 10 years later
And they still shit on it. 💀😂
Fun fact the Mike was cg in every episode for some reason he would just attack anything that move. so they just add him in post
Am I the only one that looks at old comments and wonder how that person is doing? xD
No
So how are you doing?
Watching this whole hung over and every time they drink the beer I wanna upchuck
My cousin is a stuntman and former special forces, he was one of the stuntmen in the opening sequence with the planes. They won an award for the sequence.
Watching this ages like fine wine
I actually liked it, and a lot of the plot holes can be explained
The way they portrayed batmans return to Gotham, since it happened seemingly so quickly, everyone's going nuts and whatnot. But you also need to realize that they never exactly say how long it took for him to get back, they skipped that for the sake of ambiguity (or atleast I always thought), plus batman is a ninja. A NINJA PEOPLE
When people say "Bane was just talias pawn," why has nobody ever sat there and realized they were working together? Bane did most of the strategizing, and posed as a much greater threat. He could have loved her as a sister, or just a best friend. The comics and movie doesn't portray him as a heartless brute, so why does everybody claim he is a lovesick puppy?
I walked out of the theater July 20th, satisfied by the ending. I always thought the ending was to show that Alfred was proud of his son figure, because he wasn't really Bruce's biggest fan in this one, so it showed that he has come to terms that Bruce is a hero
I also always thought the batman gas thing on the bridge wasn't set up by him. I always thought that somebody else had done it, or maybe it had been there for awhile.
The reason talia didn't immediately pull the trigger was because she wanted Gotham city to suffer in panic and terror
When people say "how did he recover from his broken back," I always thought that it wasn't exactly 100% broken. The guy even says "a vertebrae is out of line," never fully saying his back is broken
When the extras didn't use their guns in the climax, people don't realize that they would've known that everybody would have just dropped. It would be over in like 20 seconds
I liked banes voice, actually. I know it was louder due to post production, but I believe that it tried to achieve a phycological affect, which did in my opinion
I also think his voice was kind of "prank phone call," because he is always in pain, and he's got needles and morphine and shit all in his mouth.
His abrupt death was to not draw it over the top in a way. They were in a hurry, and again, as they said, Nolan didn't try to go over the top and whatnot, like a cgi wet dream
Now I'm not saying this movie is perfect, but it doesn't deserve the criticism it gets, because most of the criticism comes from the plot holes, which most people don't seem to realize that some can be fixed with a little pit of thought. The movie explored themes of pain and despair, which I always found that Nolan delivered it perfectly. Now it's not without its problems (how can people take banes word that the letter was Gordon's, how did jgl figure him out, small things like that), but I think that most people hate this movie because everybody else does. What I mean by that is if you ask somebody why they hate this movie, they will most likely say things about plot holes, disregarding the fact that some aren't even plot holes. People forget that TDK isn't perfect, that has some plot holes in it that nobody forgets because ITS HEATHS MOVIE, like how did joker exactly know batman was interesting him, how long it would take, how long it would take to get to Rachel/Harvey, and time it so perfectly that Harvey would be crippled? It doesn't add up. While I'll admit that TDK is better by just a few points, without Heath ledger in it, people would realize that there are no character arcs, the plot is sometimes confusing, and it is not the platinum masterpiece everybody says it is. It is a golden one, but not the perfect movie.
Okay I'm done now
No, actually they can't. It is riddled with plotholes and attempts to explain them are pathetic rationalizations that don't stand up to scrutiny.
Well said. Though I think JGL finding out his secret identity can be explained to a certain extent. Remember, Bruce Wayne came up with the whole playboy persona to hide the fact that he's a pretty obvious suspect for Batman(super rich, disappeared mysteriously for 7 years, has the motive cause of dead parents, etc). JGL saw through the playboy facade. From there, it's just a matter of connecting the dots. We already saw Reese figure it out in TDK, so it's not like Bruce Wayne's secret identity is full proof.
I agree. this movie gets a lot of hate on internet forms, but the general critics' consensus and box office suggests that most people in the real world like it.
This movie was as ridiculous as Prometheus. I was expecting these guys to crush this one.
I would watch "That's my Bane." Seeing Tom Hardy snap Adam sander's back would really funny.
The only thing I love more than the Christopher Nolan Batman movies is Red Letter Media!
I’m in Brisbane, and the main problem with this city is the multiple different people called Bruce with surnames that end in -ane. It’s really confusing.
I like how Bane is like an old-school bad guy. You know, the big buff guy who can punch hard. Like a Chong Li from Bloodsport lol
"Do you think he's coming back"
"I don't know"
This is how I feel about the Plinkett reviews.
My thoughts exactly, what I said to my friend as we walked out of the movie was "that felt like a 3 hour trailer". You take the words right out of my mouth.
I was honestly expecting this to be them being sarcastic
Me too. I thought it was a bit.
Bane sounds like Sean Connery on Celebrity Jeopardy.
2:40 had me laughing so hard I had to pause the video.
0:19 the way Mike says that like it’s common knowledge is hilarious
Jay: At points i couldnt hear what the fuck bane was saying
Jay: his audio was way too clean and in the forefront
So close to the million
I love watching these guys whether I agree with what they're saying because they are dry, witty and don't yell in my face.
They have mellowed out over the years but it';s funny to see their weird contempt with each other that seems to come up when they try to one up each other on their jokes
I worked at a movie theater and we all had walkie talkies. When I was inspecting projectors, our boss would check in on us and everyone responded accordingly. I didn’t not. I would respond, EVERY TIME as BANE. “You think you’re in charge?”
people were way too hard on this movie. People always point out the obvious plot holes, but if you think hard enough about it "The Dark Knight" had just as many plot holes as the third one did. Basically the jokers whole plan and how it unfolds is illogical and impractical if you really stop and think about it...and that's not me taking a shot at the dark knight, I loved it. As I love this one. All I'm saying is people who complain about the third one for having a plot with too many holes in it are hypocrites
Anyone else come back to watch this after seeing The Batman? Just thought I'd look for a retrospective comparison point
Some of the points brought up here were in The Batman
big fan guys
Is this the oldest half in the bag I can find without the dark web
It could've made a fourth film. The Dark Knight Returns.
Mike literally wants a Batman movie where it focuses more on him, but won't watch and review the new one.
He's only not watching it because it makes you cry.
Stoklasa got his own subway station in Warsaw/Poland.