greymare
Well-Known Member
I love a happy ending......... (wiping tears away with hanky)
Alex,
not at all. It's a tradition for comic book superheroes to be repeatedly reinterpreted and retconned. The art imo is in revealing new depth within a particular mythos by changing some of those types of details. If The Dark Knight felt like the old live action Batman tv series with Adam West I wouldn't be satisfied. In comic books Batman has evolved a lot and it is good to see that evolution continuing on the big screen.
-- Dauer
Balls of Fury: boring, a few funny bits and worth what i paid to see it, nothing.
I 100% agree, my kids are 15 and this is the first Batman they've seen as they've all gone so dark when they were younger I wouldn't take them.what i dont get is that these comic book superheroes that all kids absolutely love are great in most of the comics. and yet the modern day version of them on the big screen is not suited to little kids. Look around and you will see any preschooler with a spiderman or batman luchbox or t shirt and yet, the movies of that name are not suited to their age group. The first ones, maybe, (spiderman1 etc) but no way are they suitable for little ones. imo. At least the batman/robin televised in the 70s(?) as lame as it was, WAS suitable for the little kids as well as the big ones, ooof, bifff wack, kapow.... LOL