Dubversion said:absolute fucking toilet.
Dubversion said:that cunt Tim Booth was the lead psycho
Dubversion said:ok..
it looked great, but it couldn't decide whether to do portentous, noir Batman or wisecracking camp Batman so it floundered in the middle. Christian Baile just hasn't got it, Michael Caine sounding like he was Dick Van Dyke, the exposition and plot holes were fucking ridiculous, it was too long, bits of the script were sphincter-clenchingly embarassing, that cunt Tim Booth was the lead psycho eek: - a scary vegan!), it was neither amusing enough nor dark enough to succeed in any way, the cliches - which can be a great bit of any genre or adaptation movie - just didn't work, it went on and on and on,
just toilet.
ok?
strummerville said:This from the man who thought that over hyped, prentious, irritating overated load of shite that was 'Lost in Translation' was brilliant. Stick to the music crits.
Dubversion said:ok..
it looked great, but it couldn't decide whether to do portentous, noir Batman or wisecracking camp Batman so it floundered in the middle. Christian Baile just hasn't got it, Michael Caine sounding like he was Dick Van Dyke, the exposition and plot holes were fucking ridiculous, it was too long, bits of the script were sphincter-clenchingly embarassing, that cunt Tim Booth was the lead psycho eek: - a scary vegan!), it was neither amusing enough nor dark enough to succeed in any way, the cliches - which can be a great bit of any genre or adaptation movie - just didn't work, it went on and on and on,
just toilet.
ok?
RenegadeDog said:Fair play, I'm pleased you actualy provided your acual justification, but I thought it was one of the best films ever.
strummerville said:This from the man who thought that over hyped, prentious, irritating overated load of shite that was 'Lost in Translation' was brilliant. Stick to the music crits.
Dubversion said:really? we both nearly walked out.. it did get a bit better, but it was just so lame.. the recurring stethoscope motif was just so weak, all those apparently cinematic touches just didn't come off. there's no room for longeurs in a Batman movie
RenegadeDog said:Batman Begins= A modern masterpiece, a transcendal work which to me is the best piece of art to come out of mainstream hollywood possibly ever.
RenegadeDog said:I thought it was totally awesome.
But I think we have (other than Sideways, which i really liked too) quite different taste in films... I count that new batman upwith the LOTR films, and I know you hate them too...
Vixen said:you tell him!
Dubversion said:i'm absolutely gobsmacked you think so highly of it.. not that i'm saying you're wrong - it's subjective, innit? - but it's rare that somebody can rate something so highly without me at least seeing what they're getting at. with movies at least, and american beauty notwithstanding
Dubversion said:strummerville's just upset because he HEARTS christian
Dubversion said:i actually thought LOTR was very well made for what it was: i'm no hobbit lover, but Jackson had a brilliant vision and followed it through, and it was consistent and focused.
strummerville said:Actually, I do. Rumbled again.
Seriously, I think Bale is the most interetsing british actor around. He always takes the interesting route in his acting, might not be to everyones taste but he totally committs to the role, whether its American Psycho or batman. And he doesnt do the chat show, Richard Curtis circuit either. And calling Caine Dick Van Dyke... He's the real deal, what are you on about? Thought him and Bale worked really well together.
Dubversion said:he went to school in Bournemouth, my mate stole his girlfriend and broke his guitar
Dubversion said:he went to school in Bournemouth, my mate stole his girlfriend and broke his guitar
akirajoel said:Thats nice...
Dubversion said:it was about 15 years ago, i suspect he's probably bounced back