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The Fury on 27 July 2012
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pezus said:
The Fury said:

I don't see how, some of the scenes were somewhat pointless. It would affect the movie by being shorter. I did say 'half', in majority of Marvel's new films I was entertained. Entertained enough to watch it again, I laughed in comedic parts and enjoyed the action sequences. In this were was nothing to laugh at just good action sequences and a great villain.  I would have prefered more Batman in it, as there wasn't much.

So yeah , Marvel films were better because they were more entertaining.

 

I laughed at Bane, Catwoman, Bale, Freeman and even Caine. Laughed a few times at The Avengers but I don't judge a movie by the number of laughs I have. Even if I did, they would be close to tied but the jokes in TDKR were more memorable to me.

Agree to disagree then. Thor, Captain America, Incredible Hulk were all incredibly forgettable films. Good popcorn flicks, but I never once thought about them afterwards like I've been doing with TDK and TDKR.

Then we must have seen a different film, I can't remember a single joke Bane made. I don't judge a film by laughs but it's a matter of what you expect. Last week I saw The Hunter, a very emotional dramatic film, well acted with a simple yet strong story line slowly being revealed during the film. Few laughs but a great film. It's exactly what I expected. With this film I expected a few, I remember a few from TDK, but hardly remember any from this and it was last week I saw it.

This said maybe that's not what they were going for, they were going for a big epic masterpeice of film making. Well thought out plot, good action sequences etc. It was a very good film, delivering much of what they wanted but struggled in certain places. And certainly not enough Batman. 

 

While I do love me a good comic book film, what have I got to say really? My username is a Captain Britain enemy and I am a Marvel fanboy.



Hmm, pie.