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That ringing sound is the score (violin being played with a razor), I hope you know :lol: And yes about Bane's voice. I remember watching the prologue in December and understanding every word Bane uttered, and I loved it. But I almost stood up and went What the hell? seeing it in theaters. It...

Look, this isn't ain't hard Cracker. So to speak. This last decade, none of maybe the decade's hundred best films were a horror film. But in the eighties, Carrie and The Shining would have made it because they were monumental for ALL of film. In the seventies, Alien, Exorcist, Rosemary's Baby...

I don't use the Oscars to measure anything. But the fact that the genre hasn't been honored for that long or that often ever says something. The Silence of the Lamb was scary as hell, revolved around psychopathic cannibals, mass murderers and had graphic scenes involving deaths as gruesome as...

Woohoo, this is starting to get interesting. Look, I have absolutely no problem with modern filmmaking. In fact, steadily, the last decade has already produced an incredible amount of great films. More so than any other, in fact. But the horror genre is almost like the porn genre: It had its...

I've gotten used to statements of yours like these, but you're just pushing the envelope there. Are you serious about the horror genre still being as strong as the decades with films like Alien, Rosemary's Baby, The Exorcist, Dawn of the Dead, Halloween and The Shining? Really? Insidious was...

I j- I just... I... what?

That video is the most undeserving winner since Sandra Bullock. :rolleyes:

I don't know why but I laughed pretty hard at this. :lol:

Nope. Unfortunately the only two trilogies where each was worthy of each other were the The Lord of the Rings, original Star Wars, Three Colors and Toy Story series. The Bat trilogy still ranks higher than The Godfather trio, the Spider-man films and definitely the Matrix saga, but not by much...

Horror films are like the Rap/Hip-Hop Songs of film genres. There's too many of them, they're usually ridiculously explicit, only one out of seventy-four are decent and the only good ones were from decades ago.

Yeah, except, you know, Avatar.

That sounds like most of Cracker's favorites. :P

Oh well... damn. Well... The Dark Knight Rises - 7/10, or B- And that's being generous. Definitely one of the biggest cinematic disappointments I have ever had. And I'm not saying it wasn't a good film, it was, but it didn't even live up to even half of what the other two films were. It...

I understand it takes time to read a screenplay over, but man, it'd help a lot. I just want a couple of opinions, if at all. It took quite a while to write it.

SCREENPLAY: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_8v9raspP5uMzNLenFaYzZSM1U "Shadowed" (120 pages) is based on several accounts of actual friends I have/had and mixed with my own. It's a drama at heart. Plot: A disoriented teen, deep in the guilt of his best friend's suicide, sets out for...

That is a damn shame. It sickens me that some people can be so violent and wrong in the head.

Regardless, Passion of the Christ was not that good truth be told. The best Christ biopic is hands-down Last Temptation.

Batman Begins is incredible and outstanding. It's one of the best told origin stories of all time and just short of The Dark Knight, and the second best comic book movie. It being anywhere near mediocre is an outrageous statement :hmm: And if Nolan had a worst film, it'd be Insomnia and even...

The Mechanic- 7/10 This was actually pretty decent. I walked in expecting another "filler" Statham action flick but the plot delivered and the action scenes were spectacular. Amores Perros- 9/10 Still one of the most impacting and emotionally complete films ever made. Not to mention the...

Fanboy? This isn't even a Batman film to me. I could care less for action films, let alone superhero movies, but Nolan's transcended the genre, and in my opinion that's worth going to a theater for. But alas, we all have our opinions. I assume yours makes sense.