The first Rachel decided to do another film instead of the dark knight, it flopped

And Joker wasn't mentioned in the last film because they wanted to "respect Heath Ledger's portrayal of him" in the second film. Which to me is a load of bull, he was probably the best villain of the decade, they'd have shown him more respect by mentioning him.

"Earlier in the film, Freeman (forget his name in the film) said he'd built the plane thingy, but he hadn't got round to fixing the auto-pilot.

Before the film confirmed Wayne was alive, Freeman was told that Wayne himself had fixed the auto-pilot. It's likely he jumped out a few minutes before the plane actually detonated. (I think so anyway, someone on my row had to go to the loo during this part )"
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I clearly wasn't paying enough attention then. I completely forgot about that.

It is quite hard to pay attention when you're sitting next to an absolute who can't stop coughing, though.

Actually, the more pressing question is how Bruce managed to get from the pit (which I think was in South Africa) to the USA so quickly.

Kamran why did you sit next to weirdos?

It was packed Choicey, I went with four of my mates, one of them had to sit like 2 rows away from us because there were hardly any seats left

Green Street on ITV1 now. Probably the worst hoolie film made. Very dodgy cockney accents

anyone seen RocknRolla? deffo worth seeing

Gotta say the simple dialogue in the Batman films is annoying. For example,

Bane: So you came back to die with your city?

Batman: No. I came back to stop you.

Pretty weak comeback. Why doesn't Batman wind him up with a comment about being just about done with his mother or something?

So I've just watched the trailer for Ted.



Deffo watching that

was watching King Kong on ITV2 last night and enjoyed it way more than i did in the cinema

genuinely think cinemas should introduce breaks for films more than 2 1/2 hours

genuinely think cinemas should introduce breaks for films more than 2 1/2 hours
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I know they do it for some bollywood films.

genuinely think cinemas should introduce breaks for films more than 2 1/2 hours
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I know they do it for some bollywood films.
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True
While I watched Batman last week my aunt and cousin watched cocktail (Bollywood film) and finished later than expected because of the intermission

I watched the Lord Of The Rings trilogy yesterday. My god they were so long, each film was over 3 hours.

I thought it would be more violent tbh, it was too much of a fairy tale. A kid's a film.

They weren't bad though. I'd give them a 4 out of 5 each.

For the first time I just watched the first few episodes of Diary of a Bad Man

Kamran, I went with a friend the opening night on the off chance not all sold out, and the girl selling tickets said they had 3 left in the biggest screen, queuing starting in 10 mins, so we went for a magic cigarette came back were 3rd and 4th in the cue, had to wait a while, but got 2 single seats right in the middle with unlimited leg room, put our coats on them asked a steward to keep an eye on them and went for another magic cigarette, long comment, but we did really well

Thought the first LOTR film was great. Saw it on dvd, so I've only ever seen the full-length version. The other two films were good, but f_ me, how many 'endings' did the last film have?! Talk about not knowing when enough was enough.

Heard they're thinking of making The Hobbit a trilogy too now. Sounds a bit money-grabbing to me.

Avatar. Now there was a film that needed an intermission.

By the time it was over, I had a headache from the 3D glasses, my back was stiff, my backside numb and I needed to pee like a racehorse.

Mind you, none of the people I went with liked that film, so if there had been a break we probably wouldn't have gone back in for the second part.

Choicey

3D is not for me. I can't really enjoy the film if it's in 3D. It's too childish.

I need to watch LOTR films properly again

I saw them all when I was very young and hardly remember a thing. Not to mention at the time I didn't understand the storyline

Not a big fan of 3D either. It's less clear than 2D and doesn't really add much at all when it does work

3-D is a waste of freakin effort. What the hell is the point of it? I couldn't even tell a difference unless I really concentrated on the fact it was 3-D. Waste.

And diary of a badman was quite funny

My favourite part:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSms2-oScYc

we were even before all the fooking 's who had booked their ticket weeks ago and came dressed as batman. They think they love it and know how to do the cinema and end up all cramped up with the other batmans

I recently watched the first two Bourne films properly for the first time
Plan on watching the 3rd today

And then I'll watch the Bourne Legacy when that comes out

Btw Matt Damon looks like Michael Ballack

I wanna watch Batman again. When is it being released on DVD?

Kamran me too, was thinking about sneaking in 20mins in