What was the last movie you've seen?

[BurningDoom]

BABYMAKERS

Worst comedy of the year? It's up there.

Ugh, I could only watch half of that trailer.

Isn't Olivia Munn famous for pretending to like video games?

She was on G4TV, but it wasn't a video game show. It was Attack of the Show which is a terrible talk show that sometimes has a story or two about geek stuff like genre movies or the latest viral video. Munn's job was to play a dumb bimbo that Kevin Pereira could make fun of and G4 could dress up in slutty outfits. They have since replaced Olivia Munn with a blonde that does the same thing.

[Michi]

BABYMAKERS

Worst comedy of the year? It's up there.

Ugh, I could only watch half of that trailer.

Isn't Olivia Munn famous for pretending to like video games?

She was on G4TV, but it wasn't a video game show. It was Attack of the Show which is a terrible talk show that sometimes has a story or two about geek stuff like genre movies or the latest viral video. Munn's job was to play a dumb bimbo that Kevin Pereira could make fun of and G4 could dress up in slutty outfits. They have since replaced Olivia Munn with a blonde that does the same thing.

^ That pretty much sums it up. The most amusing thing she did on that show was the Wonder Woman skit. The only thing I enjoyed about that show was the Gadget Corner (I'm sure that's not what it was called), but it wasn't really worth watching the rest of the show just for that.

[garrett123]

[AppleQueso]

A question/spoiler question for our comic readers:

Will Bane break Batman's back early in the film (or at all) and do you see hints of the "breaking of Batman" in the trailer?

It's a complete toss up at this point I think. I suppose it's possible, but I don't see it happening early in the film.

We have seen an apparently injured Bruce Wayne, and we've also seen that teaser poster with the broken bat-mask and Bane in the background... I'm assuming he's going to be beaten and probably injured at some point, though I don't know if he'll get his back broken.

Of course, I've never read Knightfall, so I don't really know, but given the way Nolan seems to use bits and pieces of comic stories, I don't think it'd help me all that much to know anyway. Batman Begins uses a lot of cues from Year One, and The Dark Knight borrows some ideas from The Long Halloween, but I don't think having read either of those would help you know what's happening in those respective movies.

[Busomjack]

Saw Snow White and the Huntsman, it sucked.

[Jrecee]

I love the 89 batman but its not due to nostalgia. I of course saw bits and pieces over the years but was never really into batman as a kid. I didnt see the movie from beginning to end until after batman begins. I just love the style of it and the vagueness of why bruce does this. I prefer begins and that whole origin story, but I like the idea of a guy who does this just because hes kinda fucked up.

Batman returns was a mess, but if you dont go in for a batman movie, its actually really entertaining.

[Jrecee]

As far as bales over the top batman voice, go watch begins again. It was perfect. Dont know why nolan messed it up in the sequels.

[Luke]

As far as bales over the top batman voice...

His "Bat Growl" is due to the suit.

PROMETHEUS

I think Pulsar is wrong about this one in a big way, but to each his own. Let's spoil the hell out of this later, but for now a one word review:

Weird.

This had me laughing fairly hard:

[AppleQueso]

I love the 89 batman but its not due to nostalgia.

Just kinda clearing this up, I didn't intend to make it sound like I was claiming that people like it due to nostalgia, I was just thinking that it was one of those "you had to be there" kinda things to really appreciate it.

And Bale's over-the-top voice doesn't really bug me much, but it did sound a lot better in Begins.

[Luke]

Just kinda clearing this up, I didn't intend to make it sound like I was claiming that people like it due to nostalgia, I was just thinking that it was one of those "you had to be there" kinda things to really appreciate it.

I don't like it for nostalgic reasons, but I'll admit to seeing in the theaters as a kid and collecting everything Batman during that period.

There is something about Blu-Ray and HD tv that really changes the way a show or movie looks. Very fluid. Fluid to the point that it reminds me of live shot soap operas; it looks so real that it reminds you it's all fake. That said BATMAN looks incredible on Blu-Ray.

To me it is a near flawless film (damn you harness wires and shoddy models) that I can watch and enjoy at the drop of a hat. The performances are perfect, the music is arguably Elfman's best, and Kim Basinger is simply astonishing.