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What wishes? He's fine with people making films out of his works, he just doesn't want to be involved or credited.

Poster is sick.

You take that shit back - Rocky Balboa and Rambo fucking ruled as much as the first movies in both series.

He lived hard, he had a drug problem, he had a lung infection and probably couldn't sleep because of the stress of a painful divorce. They found the prescription medicines in his apartment and in his bloodstream during the autopsy which were labeled as his cause of death. There isn't a big...

Alan Moore is a twit and besides Top Ten he hasn't had a good idea in over a decade. So tired of his bullshit attitude and his bullshit beard and his bullshit snake god.

True enough. But really, if someone offers you the role of future-bad-ass-savior-of-mankind John fucking Connor - you take it. This is the John Connor we've wanted to see since hearing about him in the first movie, no? Can't wait.

I kind of feel like the biggest problem with a Watchmen movie is loss of subtext. There are so many things going on in Alan Moore's novel that it will be very easy for a big screen adaptation (no matter how faithful) to lose the nuance in translation. Hopefully Snyder understands that. Stoked...

Nothing wrong with an actor being prolific, as long as he does solid movies. Thus far, Bale has a pretty impressive track record. After TDK breaking every record in the known universe (it will dethrone Titanic, this I'm sure of), he's going to be a household name... we'll see if that takes him...

Ledger's death had absolutely nothing to do with the character. So tired of hearing that bullshit gossip. It's been said so many times over the past few months that Ledger greatly enjoyed the role, and after every scene he reverted to his old self and hung out with everyone like any normal actor...

I thought Zimmer's score was pretty terrific. His Batman theme is way more interesting and intense than Danny Elfman's could ever hope to be. The Joker's theme is super intense and chaotic - I love the steadily rising guitar, it made me feel so fucking tense when it was used. Great for Ledger's...

...that isn't a 'shop, dude. Thanks Frank Miller. As if comics weren't filled to the brim with self-parody already... Also, sometimes a bitch needs to get slapped.

That is one of the dumbest posts I have ever read on the internet. Gotham City is bland and lifeless. It's a city on the edge, a city with serious problems and in all honesty I think this should've been explored more. I feel like there were times when The Dark Knight wasn't gritty enough. I...

It is awesome. One of the best films of last year, for sure. The bath-house fight sequence is mind-fuckingly incredible.

It's faithful nearly down to the panel. That being said, I enjoy 300 in the same way I enjoy Commando or Rambo III. It's just ridiculous, ballsy action and one-liners.

It's a walkie-talkie. The MPAA said that he couldn't have someone pointing a gun at the audience in the trailer, so he replaced it with a walkie-talkie a-la Spielberg and E.T. I think it looks cool. Probably just a stylistic choice as opposed to a flub or bad CG. I also doubt that scene...

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Yeah, when I found out that was the song in the trailer I was kind of surprised, but after seeing the trailer it fits beautifully. The lyrics are great, too. If I had never read Watchmen I would think this movie was about blue men from Mars coming to steal our women, and I would probably...

They are two popular and incredible crime movies that heavily influenced The Dark Knight, so I guess it's natural to think about them when thinking about the movie. William Fichtner even cameos in the beginning, playing almost the same role he played in Heat. I guess the one of the mob...

This film met and exceeded my expectations, and I was more hyped than anyone I know. Not only is this the best comic-book film ever made, but it's an excellent and taught crime drama. It's like Heat with dudes in costumes and face paint. Ledger was astonishing as The Joker. Not once did I...