[ SECRET POST #2979 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2979 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'd say the Nolan Bats is a lot closer to the 40s Batman than any other Batman comics, and that is pleasing to me. I like that it's more noir. It's not grimdark; it's placing Batman in the Gotham that was already there. Full disclosure: I HATED Dark Knight Rises. That movie was terrible. (It had JGL as Nightwing! How could it be terrible! Sigh.)

I also like Guardians of the Galaxy and Iron Man, because they're a lot of fun. I'm not a huge fan of any MCU films between those two, because there's a lot of style and no substance.

[(Anonymous)]

ITA scarily a lot.
Dark Knight's world was surprisingly close to the original - keeping in mind there are lots of different times and tones for comics Batman-

I don't like a lot of the Marvel movies because they're just cool and fun, merely entertaining to watch, and I prefer dark and depressing where you might stop to think about things.

What saddens me is the plot formula for superhero movies getting really repetitive: big catastrophy threatening man kind, superhero battles and finally saves the day (and dear Nolan made something more relatable and revealing by going a little deeper into the characters).
I'm sure I'd enjoy such a plot but now when there are hero movies so often each year, I'm numbed to that excitement.