Went yesterday to The Dark Knight.
Too bad I didn’t have a chance to jot down my first emotions: it was very bright.
Well, first of all, we were sitting on 3rd row, right in center and it felt like movie right here with me.
Well, pretty shocking story, I have to say.
The joker guy – great awesome play, bravo!!!! The only thing about him is the actor is dead – he killed himself with overdose – I didn’t really spent enough time on researching it yesterday. And now as I’m sitting here in my room, using my boyfriend’s laptop it cannot be connected to the internet. Super – very exciting.
Anyway.. So yes, I was HORRIFIED. I was sitting there, shacking, either from fear or from AC – I guess both. And the movie is too long- 2,5 hours. It reminded me No country for Old Man, but in enlarged size: more horror, more negative, more deaths. There were the public panic from this Clown Man but also the personal tragedy – the triangle between the attorney guy, the girl and the Batman. I didn’t get who knew who was batman and who didn’t.
Also not that credible the plot about how in the Earth that clown guy could ALONE make so much harm. Yes, he did have deal with mafia, but why didn’t anybody kill him? That’s so strange to me. And even in the very end of the movie, batman didn’t kill him. Why not? Sounds like the director of the movie just wanted this man to leave and keep doing his stuff to people.
I didn’t sleep well this night, thinking and thinking about what I have seen. I also have to say, this movie is overwhelmed with negative emotions, although --- yeah, in the end the guy lost: in the scene with two ferries [how could he figure out and stuffed the ferries with dynamite is another unbelievable thing] when neither one turned the key [yes he had the device to kill both]
Ah, too much deaths and fills like the director was also not that easy guy.. well, just to imagine and spend SO MUCH MONEY on all the special effects and well, all this disasters – not for good, but to show death.. I’m absolutely opposed and I don’t recommend to watch --- well only if you want that producer& director to make money showing death, go for it, but think world can be a better place. I know my entry is not logical and all messed up, out of sense,, but it’s Monday morning and I had SUPERCOOL weekend with my Dear Man, but I’d better spend my money to see WAL-E or Kong Fu Panda rather then death.
Look in the newspaper – everywhere in shows terrorist attacks, pools of blood, deaths, killing, court. I don’t know why am I writing all of it today, but I have to say it’s just one producing another, it goes back and forth, and just can’t be stopped. Well, feels like it. I’m against violence in movies and this total death-promotion. And the fact of Joker Actor suicide proves that we really don’t need this kind of director’s imagination.
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