@uninspiredcup said:
@charizard1605 said:
@uninspiredcup: But... the scene you described doesn't happen in The Dark Knight. At all.
You want to talk about bad writing? How about the fact that in X2, Jean Grey didn't fucking need to die?
It does.
Another example... Batman Begins...
Bruce Wayne refuses to join the league of Shadows proclaiming the courts should deal with someone they want executed. "I'm no executioner". He then proceeds to blow up the building executing everyone with a puls in (including the fucking guy they wanted dead) but his bro (because the story needs him alive for later on).
This is stupid,
No it didn't, did you see The Dark Knight?
You are referring to the prison sequence, which plays out nothing like what you just described.
As for Batman Begins, sure, that was there, that was dumb.
You know what else was dumb? Toad's death in X-Men. Or, and I can't stress this enough, Jean Grey's death in X-Men 2. You know, the movie held up as the paragon of 'serious' Marvel cinematic goodness by people such as yourself? Yeah, pretty big plothole right there.
Do you want to know why? Because, and say it with me here- these. Are. Fucking. Comic book. Movies.
They're going to have some suspension of disbelief and logic necessary to enjoy them. Actually, I'm doing these movies a disservice here, any movie will require that. Nitpicking about co-incidences or 'dumb' decisions that drive the story in the movie forwards is getting you nowhere. If you dislike 'poor' writing such as this, you might as well just stop watching mainstream movies and just stick to indie and arthouse films. Or, since I know you like them, Bollywood movies.
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