DAMN.

[sakurakage]

It's been a long time since I've posted on LJ. Long by my standards, anyway.

Long story short: I went into NYC today, saw The Dark Knight and loved it except for the annoying drunk who clapped during every Joker scene, saw Hellboy II and liked it a lot but wished there was more emphasis on the "other world" (that Forest God was awesome), and after

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[wolfcon]

omg thats hella disturbing. hahaha

[sakurakage]

YOU KNOW YOU WOULD DO IT.

It is so much fun, but still a little awkward with the crowd of people surrounding you taking pictures [i]as[/i] you're standing there.

[sakurakage]

He is pretty funny, although he kind of mumbles when he talks so I couldn't understand him that well. I assume it's to make the conversation ~private~ so the hundred people around him don't hear, but it doesn't help with my hearing.

In all the time that I've watched movies (in a sensible, critiquing way rather than a childish, "OMG PRETTY PICTURES" way), the only two movies I've ever wanted to see twice have been [i]Iron Man[/i] (for it's pure badassery and awesome soundtrack) and [i]The Dark Knight[/i] (because there are some things I feel you don't get until you see it twice). Not to mention I just saw [i]Batman Begins[/i] on the television today and want to see DK again.

I liked Maggie Gyllenhaal over Katie Holmes. You?

[reuvenpeppers]

Awesome post!!! :))) I had know idea such things happened in New York but that's pretty nifty.

The Dark Knight was super, super great even though I was sititng by Sarah :( I'm sorry you had a stupid drunk guy to spoil it for you. What a weeny. You know the part where Joker is sitting in jail and Gordon gets promoted and Joker claps sarcastically? When I read that I pictured the guy clapping with Joker but since he was drunk it was sloppy.

[sakurakage]

There is even cooler stuff, trust me. I should post more about it in the future!

Sarah made it... bad?

THAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED. When my mom and I exited the theatre, there were policemen outside getting statements from the person who reported it and other movie-goers, and when we saw them I thought, "OMG THE DARK KNIGHT IS ACTUALLY HAPPENING." At the very least, it was surreal. That movie had the most realistic feel to it out of any comic-turned-movie I've ever seen. Probably because of the limited use of superpowers/supernatural abilities and CGI.

I love the Joker. His character was the perfect blend of all the various interpretations (that I read on Wikipedia). I wonder if the Joker will be in the next one or not? :/

I hope Cillian is in it, too. Even if all he does is get arrested again.