shit, forgot some batman notes

[mercat]

Wasn't in love with the Bat-wing, whatever that was supposed to be, it just looked a bit unrealistic (?--I know) to me, and a lot of times you could tell when it was a model on wires.

Catwoman-- unnecessary? Idk. Not in love with the writing of her as much, perhaps. Plot didn't feel as tight overall.

Bane-- Tom Hardy did a great job but I hated that they basically ignored his whole original character. Still confused as fuq about the mask.

Marion Cotillard's character-- THREW ME FOR A FUCKING LOOP, did not see it coming, felt like an idiot because everyone else did, but I was too busy fretting over JGL becoming Nightwing.

Michael Caine-- best part of the entire fucking movie. So emotional.

I still want a Gotham Rogues #11 jersey.

Really want to go back and analyze the whole "Tale of Two Cities" thing, but I don't really have time at the moment.

SCARECROW OMG BEST CAMEO FOREVER.



Man, side note, Jon is totally getting me into comics. Well, Jon and Avengers. Need to pick up some Avengers, Iron Man, Thor, Deadpool, Black Widow, jeezus. So much to catch up on. And of course, UH's library doesn't have any.

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[astrid087.livejournal.com]

Jon's good at getting people into things. I still don't have any real desire to read comics, but I now know waaaaaaay more about DC than I ever needed to know.

[mercat.livejournal.com]

I've never been particularly fond of comics, but I looooooooooooooooooooooooooove the movies now, and I have this strange sense of research completeness compulsion that means I just have to read EVERY back story so I can catch all the details and things. It probably doesn't help that the comics community is very "well if you don't read the comics you're not a true fan" even though it's interest in a completely different form of media. =/ Then again I know so much Star Wars extended universe crap just because of following Lucas' work for Indy stuff, it's ridiculous. Nitty gritty nitty gritty