- I loved the cast! Everyone was awesome! Sandra Bullock was amazing. Helena Bohnam Carter cracked me up! I've never seen Cate Blanchett play a role like this before, and she was fabulous.
- There were a lot of similarities with Ocean's Eleven, but this was still its own movie.
- The heist was so much fun to watch. I loved every moment.
- I enjoyed seeing Richard Armitage, but I wish his character wasn't such a coward. He wasn't that attractive to me in this one. I prefer brooding Armitage.
- I was really disappointed. The last movie was so awesome, and it was going to be tough to follow, but this was just really disappointing.
- Bane isn't big enough, and his voice is really lame. I couldn't understand half of what he said! He wasn't even Bane. They could have called him a different name and no one would have known it was supposed to be Bane. They really messed up on him. How does he eat?
- Anne Hathaway did good as Catwoman. I was impressed by her performance. There were a couple moments where her fighting looked jerky and awkward, but she did good overall.
- They took A LOT more liberties with this movie than they did in the previous 2. I didn't like it at all!! I could forgive the discrepancies in the other movies cause they still had the essence of Batman, but this movie had too many changes.
- Batman's plane looks more like a cockroach or a beetle than a bat.
- Why did they make Batman a cry baby? That really bugged me!! Batman would NEVER turn into a cry baby like that!! He NEVER would tell Alfred to get lost, and there would NEVER be a time when Gotham doesn't need Batman. There are too many villains!
- They really messed up on Talia...I'm not even gonna go there! They just really screwed up.
- They made the same mistake as the older Batman movies! They added WAY too many characters into a single film. They should have used the other characters that they developed through 2 movies. They just shoved Gordon into a hospital and got him out of the way, and they got rid of Alfred early on. Then they added in Bane, Catwoman, Robin, a new cop dude, and Talia!! This was a bad decision!
- This movie didn't have the intensity that I loved about previous movies, so disappointing!
- The story was lacking! They really didn't think this one through.
- I want a do over please!!
Tyson's Thoughts:
- I really like Anne Hathaway. She was a good Catwoman.
- I could only understand every 3rd word Bane said. Why was he German?
Hubby: Slept through half the movie!
Series Info:
This was the 3rd movie in the Batman trilogy. Click on the pictures below to see my thoughts on the better movies.
- I finally got the nerve to go see this. I've been worried since it was announced. I've been a huge fan of this since high school, and I've even had the pleasure to play in the orchestra for the play. I just didn't want them to botch it.
- This was good, but I've seen better.
- I thought Marius sounded like Kermit the Frog. He did good, but I wasn't a fan of his voice.
- Anne Hathaway blew me away! I did not know she could sing like that!
- Hugh Jackman did good. I still don't think he looked the part of Jean Valjean, but he did good. I kinda wish he was more of a baritone voice than a tenor, and I wish he would have gone falsetto during Bring Him Home...like it supposed to be sung.
- Russell Crowe was good for Russell Crowe, but I don't think he was powerful enough. There was something I liked about his voice, but not for Javert.
- Cosette was good! She sang like a bell. She had a very pleasant voice.
- I love that they took the Eponine from the Broadway show for the movie. She was awesome!
- I loved that Helena Bonham Carter was in it! She was fantastic, and so was the innkeeper. That was probably my favorite innkeeper I've ever seen.
- I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE 10x LOVE that Colm Wilkinson (who played Jean Valjean in the original London cast) played the bishop!!!!! EEE!!
- There were a few alterations to the story and music, but not much.
- I cried. I admit it!
- I wish they had shown Eponine at the end. Fantine AND Eponine come to get Jean Valjean when he dies.
- Sword fight between Hugh Jackman and Russell Crowe = Epic!
- That camera got awfully close to the face most of the time!
- Overall it was really good, but I still love Broadway better.
- It took every ounce of restraint to not sing along in the theater. I caught myself humming the clarinet part a couple times, but I refrained from singing!
