[Bratch]

[HarleyD]

One of the best trilogies next to Lord of the Rings. I won’t give away the third episode but I think Batman came to appreciate Cat Woman’s view on guns.

[Erik Latranyi]

[ExxonPatrolUs]

Caption for the Joker Photo: You have the right to remain Psycho

[UCANSEE2]

""The Dark Knight," the second feature in the director's trilogy and the one with the memorable "Joker" character that apparently inspired the alleged movie theatre shooter. "

Maybe...maybe not. Maybe it was this one.

[Revolting cat!]

Peggy Noonan in today's WSJ: "The people in the theater were jumpy, getting up and going out the exit, coming back. The movie itself is dark—murders, massacres, torture, weird sinister chanting, foreboding music. There's some sort of revolt, and Gotham is taken over by a small army led by a monster. They shoot up the floor of the stock exchange. The homes of the wealthy are ransacked. The thinking or motivation of the monster-leader, Bane, is never made clear."

Other than that, people spend $20 on a movie and then they defend their choice, just like they'd depend buying a Yugo automobile, nothing new in that. To say that a violent horror entertainment vehicle product in Hollywood parlance is conservative, is stretching the excuses for putting money in the pockets of donors to the Obama campaign.

[Doc Savage]

Good grief! It’s an F’in movie for God’s sake! Man, people need to grow up. Life is NOT a fantasy in Hollyweird! I’ve never watch any of these P’sOS. You’d have to be insane to go.

[Biggirl]

Best Joker ever, the one played by Jack Nicholson. He brought edge to it.