The Dark Knight Rises - 96% on RT from 28 Reviews

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_dark_knight_rises/

11 reviews, all positive and the movie rates 9/10 on average.

I just updated the title! :D

11 means nothing though I'm sure it won't go down much.

11 means nothing though I'm sure it won't go down much.

Pirate700

Gonna end up at 88%.

bet me

While a good sign, it's only 11 reviews.chessmaster1989

11 means nothing though I'm sure it won't go down much.

Pirate700

It'll drop. Guaranteed.drinkerofjuice

Heath Ledger died and with him my love for the batman movies. Wont even watch this POS.Solid_Tango

Can't wait for the first rotten review. All the death threats will make a lovely evening's reading.Jazz_Fan

"Hey you! Yeah you! You have an opinion that's different to mine! YOU MUST DIE!"

Heath Ledger died and with him my love for the batman movies. Wont even watch this POS.Solid_Tango

Heath Ledger died and with him my love for the batman movies. Wont even watch this POS.Solid_Tango

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11 means nothing though I'm sure it won't go down much.

LJS9502_basic

For movies I definitely don't unless it just gets nuked by critics. :P

You gargoyles realise that there's been more than 11 reviews right? This is just RT. biggest_loser

You gargoyles realise that there's been more than 11 reviews right? This is just RT. The critical reception from early screenings has been hugely positive. They just don't have reviews up on the site yet. biggest_loser

Also when you put "11 reviews" in your thread title, you can hardly blame us for citing that number.

Gonna give my Older son the option of what movie he wants to see this Saturday while the younger one is at an amusement park for the day...so I may actually get around to see it this weekend...Omni-Slash

What if he chooses Magic Mike? :PPirate700

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]What if he chooses Magic Mike? :POmni-Slash

Even if TDKR had really bad reviews, I'd still see it.

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This city needs me. You gotta' get me back in the game.Bruce Wayne

Even if TDKR had really bad reviews, I'd still see it.

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[quote="Bruce Wayne"]This city needs me. You gotta' get me back in the game.BluRayHiDef

There's some movies you got to see no matter what. I think The Hobbit is another one like that for me. Lord of the Rings is what I'd consider my most favourite movies of all time.

Big-time Hollywood filmmaking at its most massively accomplished, this last installment of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy makes everything in the rival Marvel universe look thoroughly silly and childish.

WoW - considering how awesome Avengers was, that's a pretty profound statement.

MY question is this: Is it as good as Dark Knight?

I'm only comparing it the Dark Knight. Is it as good as that movie?

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Even if TDKR had really bad reviews, I'd still see it.

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[quote="Bruce Wayne"]This city needs me. You gotta' get me back in the game.sune_Gem

There's some movies you got to see no matter what. I think The Hobbit is another one like that for me. Lord of the Rings is what I'd consider my most favourite movies of all time.

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Even if TDKR had really bad reviews, I'd still see it.

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[quote="Bruce Wayne"]This city needs me. You gotta' get me back in the game.Pirate700

There's some movies you got to see no matter what. I think The Hobbit is another one like that for me. Lord of the Rings is what I'd consider my most favourite movies of all time.

I've heard bad things from early impressions about the higher FP/s making things seem more fake than usual on screen. But I'm still going to watch it!

I don't see why the LOTR films are so revered. The story is so pretentious, which I absolutely hate.

I don't see why the LOTR films are so revered. The story is so pretentious, which I absolutely hate.

BluRayHiDef

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I don't see why the LOTR films are so revered. The story is so pretentious, which I absolutely hate.

Omni-Slash

I know exactly what "pretentious" means. The LOTR films try too hard to seem grandiose. Everything from the names of the characters to the descrpitions of lands to be traveled to makes it obvious that the writer (J.R. Tolkien) and the filmmakers wants to create this sense of awe. The problem is that the sense of awe doesn't feel natural; it feels forced and subsequently corney.

It'll drop. Guaranteed.drinkerofjuice

Way to go out on a limb there.

[QUOTE="drinkerofjuice"]It'll drop. Guaranteed.JML897

Way to go out on a limb there.

I know exactly what "pretentious" means. The LOTR films try too hard to seem grandiose. Everything from the names of the characters to the descrpitions of lands to be traveled to makes it obvious that the writer (J.R. Tolkien) and the filmmakers wants to create this sense of awe. The problem is that the sense of awe doesn't feel natural; it feels forced and subsequently corney.

BluRayHiDef

I think it's funny when people have decided a movie should only get positive reviews when they themselves have never seen it.

It's like they feel the movie will be ruined by someone else's opinion - so if it gets a bad review, people trash the critic.

On the other hand, if the same critic likes the movie, people will cite the critic's own review article using it to fuel their fanboyism.

It's almost as bad as system wars - just liking one thing and trashing another thing because you don't personally agree with it - even if you have ZERO experience with whatever it is you're talking about.

Fanboys are so annoying - "It's a Nolan Movie - it HAS to be good. Anyone who doesn't like it must be an idiot."

~Right...

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I know exactly what "pretentious" means. The LOTR films try too hard to seem grandiose. Everything from the names of the characters to the descrpitions of lands to be traveled to makes it obvious that the writer (J.R. Tolkien) and the filmmakers wants to create this sense of awe. The problem is that the sense of awe doesn't feel natural; it feels forced and subsequently corney.

Omni-Slash

... Dumbass reasons? Thats his opinion and I agree to an extent.. I had to stop watching the third movie because it broke down into CGI porn of seeing another stupid battle where we get to see tens of thousands of horses rush into a group of guys...

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[QUOTE="sune_Gem"]

There's some movies you got to see no matter what. I think The Hobbit is another one like that for me. Lord of the Rings is what I'd consider my most favourite movies of all time.

sune_Gem

I've heard bad things from early impressions about the higher FP/s making things seem more fake than usual on screen. But I'm still going to watch it!

... Dumbass reasons? Thats his opinion and I agree to an extent.. I had to stop watching the third movie because it broke down into CGI porn of seeing another stupid battle where we get to see tens of thousands of horses rush into a group of guys...

sSubZerOo

Ehhahh I am probably among the very few who are not excited for this movie... if only Wolverine had one coming out then I would be on the stoked for movie bandwagon.

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[QUOTE="Pirate700"]The Hobbit is the only absolute must for me. TDKR if I have to I can wait till it's on Netflix in a couple months.

Pirate700

I've heard bad things from early impressions about the higher FP/s making things seem more fake than usual on screen. But I'm still going to watch it!

So they just lowered it back down to normal movie level?

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[QUOTE="sune_Gem"]

I've heard bad things from early impressions about the higher FP/s making things seem more fake than usual on screen. But I'm still going to watch it!

sune_Gem

So they just lowered it back down to normal movie level?

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[QUOTE="Pirate700"]I heard they fixed the fps. At least for what they showed at Comic con.

Pirate700

So they just lowered it back down to normal movie level?

Kinda sucks that they went against there own ideas to please the critics, but it's just the frame rate at the end of the day. The film is still the same. :)

The Hobbit Comic-Con reel was 2D and 24fps because they wanted to avoid the April situation where everyone wrote about framerate but nothing about the actual content.

The Hobbit Comic-Con reel was 2D and 24fps because they wanted to avoid the April situation where everyone wrote about framerate but nothing about the actual content.

Baranga

I plan on watching it in 2D anyway. Same with Batman and just about every film to every get released.

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The Hobbit Comic-Con reel was 2D and 24fps because they wanted to avoid the April situation where everyone wrote about framerate but nothing about the actual content.

sune_Gem

I plan on watching it in 2D anyway. Same with Batman and just about every film to every get released.

Batman is available in only 2D.

Gonna end up at 88%.

bet me

Aljosa23

[QUOTE="Aljosa23"]

Gonna end up at 88%.

bet me

TheShadowLord07

With all the positive talk coming out I'll be surprised if it's lower.

I don't see why the LOTR films are so revered. The story is so pretentious, which I absolutely hate.

BluRayHiDef

Ok, it's 15 reviews and still 100%

Let's see how long it holds up.

inb4 Armond White