This movie was so eerie with the new and deranged version of the Joker. That mystique has now increased with Ledger's odd death. I am pumped for this movie and it looks to be a box office smash.
Keaton had the best Batman voice IMO. His Bruce Wayne had moments. Bale, though, is the best all around. The part in Batman Begins w/ the European chicks and buying the hotel was classic Bruce Wayne. I just saw some clips of TDK on Countdown as they were talking about the Ledger tragedy and holy shizzle... I can't wait.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (blackadder @ Jan 24 2008, 12:54 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Black Mamba @ Jan 20 2008, 03:31 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>They're re-making another Punisher movie, I've got no hopes for it...yet. Chutney is spot on though, Nolan is perfect for Punisher</div> I enjoyed the Punisher movie was okay. The comic books just never did anything for movie. The movie at least had a sense of humor. I enjoyed Ghost Rider (movie) but found the comics too pretentious and supernatural. I'd like to see Kevin 'Silent Bob' Smith get a Superhero movie to direct. He was up for Superman returns. He could not have done any worse than the goober that did it. There is a remake/redo of Hulk coming out 6/13 with Edward Norton. </div> Idunno, man. I have the graphic novel of the series they based the majority of that movie from (the "Welcome Back, Frank" series) and I thought they re-did a couple memorable scenes, but skimmed through the majority of the plot and totally missed the atmosphere/mood you get from the comics. It should've been a lot darker, they needed to do a better job of building up his family's death (I didn't feel enough of an attachment to truly empathize), and the villains needed to be more heartless (casting Travolta was a mistake). But most of all, the comics really convey how much of an uphill battle it is for the Punisher, whereas you never felt that sense of desperation/hopelessness in the film. Also, they screwed up royally by not including the zoo scene. That was friggin' awesome in the comics.
