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Posted by: BestSpartan117
Posted by: DJMcG9
I agree. It was back to the sub-greatness of Batman Begins. I think one reason is Christopher Nolan cannot direct a good classic style fight scene, and The Dark Knight had almost no fight scenes--it was much more about chasing the bad guy. There was one fight scene so bad in The Dark Knight Rises that I was actually struggling to hold in my laughter, but most of Nolan's fight scenes are just boring and stale.
Laugh?.I laugh at your ridículos opinión and how you think you are right.
Nolan doesn't create the fighting they hire profesional stuntmen.
Whatever Nolan's involvement with the action sequences, it is his job as director to call anything on the set or in the production (if that is his directing style, which it is) as good or bad--as meeting his standards or not. What I saw either passed his judgment or someone else's judgement with or without his approval.
Your notion that a person's opinion is "ridiculous" for being (deeply) at odds with your own is either foolish or overstated. And by nature of thinking anything, I must think that I'm right. That's sort of the nature of thinking anything, even uncertainty, and much more a subjective subject like this.
What is not subjective is I was deafinately laughing during the fight scene where Batman, in an effort to save Cat Woman, swoops down to fight "karate style" with over a dosen armed men with clear, open lines of sight. I definately reacted that way to that scene (as well as my sister who I was with). The popostrousness of that scene was a bit more than I could bear. Superhero movies already have a lot going against them in that department. That scene offered no service.
[Edited on 12.14.2012 9:24 PM PST]