The Dark Knight Rises

[DAR]

I love TDKR and even I'm getting annoyed with the pro-TDKR folks.

[Goffe]

I'm also tired of anti-TDKR folks

[DAR]

I'm also tired of anti-TDKR folks

 

And do they in any way possible take away from your enjoyment of the film? 

[Goffe]

And do they in any way possible take away from your enjoyment of the film? 

I'll ask the same question

[Michael Gary Scott]

I dont know why it matters to some of you why some of us dont like it.

It doesn't to me lol I love it and that's all that matters feel free to hate it .

[baumer]

I love the Twilights.  Big deal.  We all like what we like. 

[Ezen Baklattan]

It's a good film, but it really doesn't hold up as well as Nolan's other films. I almost prefer some of his smaller scale films to his bigger blockbusters. Still, it's not widely disliked, so I'm not sure why people go out of their way to say how good it is.

Edited September 10, 2013 by Spaghetti

[DAR]

I'll ask the same question

Nope

[Lordmandeep]

Simply put it was a good film but not the most popular film of 2012 and it did not hold up to TDK.

 

Reasons it did not was it had bigger expectations then the 2nd coming of Christ and ignoring the fact other movies came out in 2012. 

[cheesypoofs]

I love the Twilights.  Big deal.  We all like what we like. 

I didn't like this post because I like Twilight, because I don't, I actually can't stand it. But I liked it because everybody does have their own opinion.

[Phil in the Blank]

People can individually think that The Dark Knight rises was a mediocre or even outright awful movie. We all have our particular tastes and a movie is not going to click with everyone. Yet from every measurement that we have, TDKR was a success both from a critic and public point of views. Can we at least agree on that before this thread hits 100 pages?

[Gopher]

Yes. That still doesn't make the film's supporters more 'right' when discussing the film, thus it's a virtually pointless measurement. When you want to have a discussion about what works/doesn't work in TDKR then go ahead and ask someone, I don't care enough to talk about it anymore.

[The Stingray]

For the sake of everyone, cant we just lock this thread?

Edited September 11, 2013 by The Stingray™

[vc2002]

People can individually think that The Dark Knight rises was a mediocre or even outright awful movie. We all have our particular tastes and a movie is not going to click with everyone. Yet from every measurement that we have, TDKR was a success both from a critic and public point of views. Can we at least agree on that before this thread hits 100 pages?

 

I dont think so. After almost 4 years people haven't agreed on that on Avatar yet.

Edited September 11, 2013 by vc2002

[Phil in the Blank]

For the sake of everybody, cant we just lock this thread?

 

No! 100 pages first. 

 

#YOLO

[Olive]

I wonder who voted the 4 F's.

[The Stingray]

I wonder who voted the 4 F's.

BKB on four different accounts.

[Lordmandeep]

I think I read on another forum and I think this best describes TDKR.

 

 

The Dark Knight is like Empire Strikes Back, it will be the film of the franchise and will always be remembered and is like a classic. 

 

TDKR is like Return of The Jedi, a film with many flaws but nevertheless a great film but more popular with the fanbase. 

[RobinHood26]

I think I read on another forum and I think this best describes TDKR.

 

 

The Dark Knight is like Empire Strikes Back, it will be the film of the franchise and will always be remembered and is like a classic. 

 

TDKR is like Return of The Jedi, a film with many flaws but nevertheless a great film but more popular with the fanbase. 

 

Ive made this argument to so many friends. 

 

I think this describes it perfectly. 

[Phil in the Blank]

Yes. That still doesn't make the film's supporters more 'right' when discussing the film, thus it's a virtually pointless measurement. When you want to have a discussion about what works/doesn't work in TDKR then go ahead and ask someone, I don't care enough to talk about it anymore.

 

It's pointless when we are talking about your own enjoyment of the film Gopher. It's not pointless if we are talking about the quality of the film as a whole as society sees it.

Edited September 11, 2013 by Phil in the Riddick