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| BayBear wrote: | | So this is really good, huh? I've been on the fence about it. Although I've always liked everything Batman (comic books, TV, movies), I've thought that Heath Ledger just looks kinda creepy in this one. I guess I will have to go see it then and see for myself, since 37 gives it such a high review. 37, you better be right! |
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Just from the trailer, you can tell that Ledger nailed the part. There is one scene where he is walking in a bank or something, and licks his hand and runs it though his hair... he just looks like a damn psycho there without having to utter a word. I'll go see the movie at some point soon, but I'm not someone who has to see that stuff the day, or week, they are released.
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Heath Ledger-- humbug
Jack Nicholson -- humbug
The greatest Joker was clearly Cesar Romero.
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| psychojoe wrote: | Heath Ledger-- humbug
Jack Nicholson -- humbug
The greatest Joker was clearly Cesar Romero. |
No doubt!!!
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Great pic, Reger.
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For those that have seen it, is it ok for a 12 and 8 year old to see?
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| Tideboy wrote: | | For those that have seen it, is it ok for a 12 and 8 year old to see? |
Yes, it is so edited that they even had a pause in the movie for a "GD" word.
It is very tame with no gore!!!
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| reger60 wrote: | | An "accidental overdose" is like accidentally getting bitten while playing with a rattlesnake. "Duh, I didn't intend for it to bite me." |
ROFL 
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Romero refused to shave his mustache for the role.
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| Tideboy wrote: | | For those that have seen it, is it ok for a 12 and 8 year old to see? |
Yes for a 12 year-old, but I would honestly watch it first before I let an 8 year-old see it.
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| Bamaman37 wrote: | | BayBear wrote: | | So this is really good, huh? I've been on the fence about it. Although I've always liked everything Batman (comic books, TV, movies), I've thought that Heath Ledger just looks kinda creepy in this one. I guess I will have to go see it then and see for myself, since 37 gives it such a high review. 37, you better be right! |
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Ok, I agree w/ you. The movie was freakin' fantastic. I saw it at the IMAX (first movie I've seen there) and at one point, I felt a little queasy like I was falling between the buildings. Awesome!
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| Bamaman37 wrote: | | Tideboy wrote: | | For those that have seen it, is it ok for a 12 and 8 year old to see? |
Yes for a 12 year-old, but I would honestly watch it first before I let an 8 year-old see it. |
It was heavy on the violence. I would use caution in making that decision.
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| Porter wrote: | | Just from the trailer, you can tell that Ledger nailed the part. There is one scene where he is walking in a bank or something, and licks his hand and runs it though his hair... he just looks like a damn psycho there without having to utter a word. I'll go see the movie at some point soon, but I'm not someone who has to see that stuff the day, or week, they are released. |
Same here Porter, I like to see movies like this in theaters...you just won't see me campin in line like ole' 37.
Can't wait to see the movie though, gonna try to see it sometime this week.
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Fantastic movie!! Ledger nailed the Joker!! 37 was spot on with his review.
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Holy box office, Batman!
"The Dark Knight" became the highest single-day grossing movie in Hollywood history, collecting a staggering $66.4 million in its first 24 hours of release, Warner Bros. said Saturday.
The much-anticipated flick, co-starring the late Heath Ledger as a particularly psychotic Joker, soared past the old one-day mark of $59.8 million set last year by "Spider-Man 3."
"Ledger was wonderful," said Belkys Padilla, 42, after seeing the movie in Manhattan. "It was so action filled. Every part of the movie was great."
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