the Dark Knight

[nfpgasmask]

Bart? Why so serious?! Let’s put a smile on that face!

So good. I love how he tells 2 different stories about his scars, making it obvious he is genuinely insane...good stuff!

Bart

[kodiak]

I don’t know? The deferent’s between genius and insanity is success.

[snowtrooper1966]

Yea, that was one of the strong selling points. He told both stories with such emotion, that you belive both!


Those poor kids.
Chicken Lady voice ON:
"Scarred, scarred for life"
Chicen Lady voice OFF

Best,

[Jolly Roger VX'er]

Incredible DIY Tumbler
By John Coyle

Editor

Yup, Bob Dullam built this insane Tumbler replica in his garage, all by himself. Right now, the folks on VW Vortex and SuperheroHype are worshiping him as a god, and one look at the photo below will tell you why. The ace fabricator has been working off of pictures and the "Making of the Tumbler" extra from the Batman Begins DVD, and has custom made everything except the wheels, tires and rear axle. When he's done, the result will be a drivable version of the burliest Batmobile ever. Wow. Even for someone who makes a living building movie replicas, this project is insane.

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[nfpgasmask]

I finally saw it last night... it was good but the disguised Batman voice is annoying and hokey - and so was 2-face's ability to function... then again, it is a motion comic so . I don't think there is much comparison between Jack's and Heath's versions of the Joker, mostly contrast. Both were great versions, but apples to oranges. The uncontrollable tongue flip thing was a great salute to Jack though! As a replay movie... I dunno, I might watch it 1 or 2 more times, but Transformers (yes, I did mention a Michael Bay movie, Mr. Elitist ), I still watch it every couple months!

Well first off, you're nuts if you think Transformers was superior to The Dark Knight, especially considering that you thought Christian Bale's "Batman voice" was hokey, because I found Transformers to be pretty hokey all the way through. Anyway, I agree that the "Batman voice" seemed a little forced, and since we saw the movie, we have continually joked around about it. Also, I feel exactly opposite about the replay factor. I don't think I will ever willfully watch Transformers again, but The Dark Knight will be viewed several times once it becomes part of my DVD collection. I was in Best Buy the other day, and they had their big 72" super duper plasma TV and surround sound setup on display, and they were showing the first 10 minutes of The Dark Knight in Blu-Ray. I guess they got this footage as a promo deal or something. Anyway, I sat there and watched it over and over about 4 times. That bank robbery scene is just freakin great.

Bart

PS - Yes, I think Michael Bay sucks, and I don't think that makes me an elitist.

[nfpgasmask]

IF YOU DON'T CHEW BIG RED, THEN **** YOU!

Exactly! Except I hate cinnamon flavored stuff. Don't worry, I still love you.

And I really wasn't disagreeing with you. Laughing at the Batman voice is good stuff. I can already hear us doing it in Elko!

You're right, movies are funny, and I just love talking about movies and I love hating Michael Bay.

I think The Lord of the Rings trilogy is a cinematic masterpiece, but oh man, it is SOOOO EASY to make fun of. And I love making fun of it. Gandalf The Gay, Dildo Baggins and the Cock Ring of Power! All Hail!

Bart

[kodiak]

Hay! Transformers was the best commercial ever made. Right after that movie I wanted to go out and buy a GM truck and then join the Army.