Right I get the idea of masking his voice but when he delivers moralistic monologues sounding like the Cookie Monster I can't help but feel embarrassed.

Nolan is a great filmmaker and the Prestige is truly a great film, but this is not.

Now this is the Christian Bale I can get excited about:



See also: Equilibrium
See also: Rescue Dawn

I understand disguising his voice, but this was the only thing about the movie that really annoyed me. I mean, come on he has all this billion dollar equipment... install a damn voice box or something Bruce lol.

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Originally posted by REDking:
Right I get the idea of masking his voice but when he delivers moralistic monologues sounding like the Cookie Monster I can't help but feel embarrassed.

haha, ok, you got me there, point taken.

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Originally posted by Mike Jones of Green Sky Productions:
I mean, come on he has all this billion dollar equipment... install a damn voice box or something Bruce lol.

...or just hire James Earl Jones.

I saw the movie twice, I guest I don't have to say that I liked it, but the only reason was the joker I think nolan, his brother and of course heath ledger did a great job creating this character and I'm pretty sure some credit should go to burton and jack because after all their joker was the base use to create the new one, but this one is way more darker you really understand what is driving him to do what his doing and really like how he explain the scars, and the ending between him and batman. I like christian bale but he sucks as batman, and yes it does gets boring when two face is on the screen the should have cut his time a little bit, the dialog is decent but no great. but not film is perfect, even memento has it's flaws.

I think Batman is just a spoiled little brat with really expansive toys, that uses Gothan city as his playground.

Good for you.

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Originally posted by little_bastard:

Lol I thought I was the only one who found that disturbing! I didn't and still don't understand why he talked like that.

If you were in a mask to disguise your identity, wouldn't u disguise you voice?

Spiderman wore a mask and didn't disguise his voice!! lol

Because Spiderman doesn't push for any degree of believability.

But, I must admit, the end conversation between Batman and the Joker made me snicker at one point - philosphical the voice is not.

Joker - "You can't kill me. And I can't kill you because you're so much fun! We could do this forever!"

Me (whispering to friend): "No, they really can't since, you know, one of them is dead."

I tasteless joke I know, but I really didn't intend for it to be a joke.

Brain,

You forgot Bale in "The Machinist"

Oh yes...Bale is absolutely brilliant.

Apparently he also got arrested today.

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Originally posted by Mike Jones of Green Sky Productions:
I understand disguising his voice, but this was the only thing about the movie that really annoyed me. I mean, come on he has all this billion dollar equipment... install a damn voice box or something Bruce lol.

Or cough drops for a sore throat would have been an inexpensive way to cure his problem haha!!

I guess this means Two-Face isn't dead.

Am I right in thinking this is Christopher Nolan's directorial debut? The movie audience last night cheered and clapped at the end of the film, which so rarely happens. Nolan seems incredibly well connected for someone so young!

Aha! My IMDB search worked better this time. I must say I loved Momento. I have a new favourite director!

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Originally posted by Forsakenproductions:

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Originally posted by little_bastard:

Lol I thought I was the only one who found that disturbing! I didn't and still don't understand why he talked like that.

If you were in a mask to disguise your identity, wouldn't u disguise you voice?

Spiderman wore a mask and didn't disguise his voice!! lol

We will never speak of spiderman again as those are terrible super hero movies.

I love reading all the negative remarks on this film. This is not a great film? Anyone, on this board, or the next, should be so fortunate to make a film like this.

Yesterday I went back for round 2, and i have to say that The Dark Knight just isn't as good the second time around... The only other film i have seen twice in the theatre this year is Forgetting Sarah Marshall, which i found to have much better repeat value.

Here is why i think The Dark Knight didn't impress me the second time around: It lacks emotion. I hate to say that i hardly feel emotionally invested in any of the characters, but honestly... the closest it comes for me is Harvey Dent.

I think that The Dark Knight will have to settle for an 8/10 for me.