And was able to subtract the dead actors and hype.

>because while i liked Ironman, i thought the action sucked
>donkey balls. especially the final fight. hell, just for that,
>I'll put the Hulk over Ironman.

Umm.


I TDK coolest thing Batman did the entire movie was kindap
an accountant, and that scene was sorta gratuitous and
unnecessary.

So TDK's action scenes were actually quite bad.

The best things about TDK were the scenes we found out
the Joker was doing some interesting shit, or the scenes
when the Joker was talking and being funny, and scary,
and shit. None of the best scenes in the film had anything
to do with action. None of them.

>RDJ wholly carried that movie, but going to see it again, I
>wasn't as entertained. The Hulk and TDK held my attention the
>whole time i went to see it again.

Ledger carried TDK more than RDJ carried Ironman.

And seriously -- at least the actual protagonist in
Ironman was good and interesting. Batman was boring,
uncool, and an afterthought in TDK. I understand it
was supposed to showcase the Joker, but in a movie
that fucking long, you've got to give the protagonist
more shine, make me realize why Batman is supposed to
be cool.

Instead I get greeted to a fucked up voice and him
kidnapping accountants. Unbelievably wack and corny.

>And those of yall saying that Rachel wasn't that hot, Liv
>Tyler (DSLs aside) and the chick in Ironman ain't world
>beaters either.

It isn't Rachel's lack of hotness(she is quite ugly, tho),
its how terribly her character was written, so terrible,
that we didn't care one bit when she died.

>Granted after the Shitastic 4 and Supershitman, I'm not really
>complaining because the movies are finally starting to be
>consistent in quality.




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