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saumilsingh said:
And oh so violent. At times I forgot I was watching an animated movie, a WB house animated movie! There was actual blood, grizzly violence, face stabbing, dismembering, I could go on...
WB had balls bringing the graphic novel to screen without diluting anything as the target audience for such releases are usually kids.
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Exactly! Man, the 2nd part offered more than the first; especially the scenes with the Joker.

saumilsingh said:
My thoughts are similar but that is exactly what I love about the Nolan movies. That they feel like Michael Mann crime sagas is a very interesting take on the Batman's world and mythos, it might not exactly be realistic but it's what's perceived as realism versus an all-out fantastical superhero setting like the Avengers.

And really the movies are more about the world that he inhabits rather than the Batman himself.
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Yeah, I know that and also agree with you. But a fair comparison to me would be the TDK and TDKR. They really pushed the envelope in TDKR and it became no more than a sad, depressing version of what it should have been.
 
^^ The cave sequence was the best IMO...don't want to spoil the scene by describing it.

Jolly LLB 8/10
Really nice movie, the chemistry between the leads was not explored much and the role of actress could've easily been removed and more court room scenes should have been added. Loved the songs: Hans ki chaal and Jhoot boliya.
 
Mephistopheles said:
Watch Before Sunset if you haven't already, another excellet movie.
Also, they just released the third movie in the series, Before midnight. Waiting for that one to be released in theaters.
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Actually someone advised me to watch next one after a bit of gap instead of watching it immediately, to give this one time to sink in.
 
The EXAM - 9/10
Full movie is shot inside a room but its a very good movie, do watch it

8 candidates appear for a exam in which there is no question, only a pencil and a blank paper and see yourself who clears it
 
Gentlemen, you had my curiosity. But now you have my attention! :D

Django Unchained - 9/10

Brilliant movie! Tarantino plastered everywhere. Amazing performance by both the characters - Jamie Foxx and Christoph Waltz. Excellent screenplay. Some portions (nudity) were cut/censored which were very obvious. At least the gory violent sequences weren't.

Shall wait for the blu-ray rips now.
 
watched
Rack it Ralph : 8/10 : superb movie.
Jack Reacher : 6/10 : Gripping plot, poor execution.
Jolly LLB: 6/10: I expected some court room drama, some real legal stuffs - but its just another imotional drama. And songs - damn, somebody put some senses in those bolly film makers that every movie "must NOT" have those trademark dance numbers. Irritating.
 
Gannu said:
Gentlemen, you had my curiosity. But now you have my attention! :D

Django Unchained - 9/10

Brilliant movie! Tarantino plastered everywhere. Amazing performance by both the characters - Jamie Foxx and Christoph Waltz. Excellent screenplay. Some portions (nudity) were cut/censored which were very obvious. At least the gory violent sequences weren't.

Shall wait for the blu-ray rips now.
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How much censoring for the curse words? :)
 
Sei said:
Exactly! Man, the 2nd part offered more than the first; especially the scenes with the Joker.
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I managed to conclude both parts of The Dark Knight Returns and the second one was so ****in' amazing. Thanks @saumilsingh for reminding me of it. This is what I secretly desired in a Batman movie; raw violence. The first one delivered with the fist fight against the Mutant leader and the second one just pushed the envelope. I suppose I should have expected it, with Frank Miller being the writer of the book. Nevertheless, this was definitely a different outlook on Batman's regular portrayal. Warner Brothers should definitely look at molding this into a TV show. It would have great potential.
 
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Mr.J said:
Actually someone advised me to watch next one after a bit of gap instead of watching it immediately, to give this one time to sink in.
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You can watch it even now. I watched Before Sunrise long ago, so before watching Before Sunset, I watched it again. The range of topics discussed just grows in tune with the age and experience of the characters. I liked Sunset more than Sunrise.

@Mephistopheles

Didn't know they were making a third. Looking forward to it :)
 
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Olympus has fallen - 8.5/10

Solid, no-frills action movie with believable action. Reminded me so much of the first Die Hard. Loved it! Really recommended for action movie fans!
 
Watched In Bruges again since my wife had not seen it and she loved Seven Psychopaths. I remembered that the movie was brilliant but had forgotten why. The second watch reminded me :)
 
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