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The Dark Knight was a perfect movie, with two minor caveats.
While the Joker recieved exceptional development and a fitting conclusion (one can simply assume that he is locked up in a maximum security prison), harvey dent/two face was not explored fully as a character.
The transition from Dent to Two Face was far too rapid. In the comic books, dent had a history of psychiatric problems that were confidential and thus unknown to anyone before he ever became two face. It made sense that he could go mad. But in the movie, it portrays a strong willed character, who just because the person he loved dies, abandons all logic and goes completely mad. That's not realistic character progression. A person doesn't simply go from sane to insane in an instant.
Two Face needs to come back in Batman 3. It makes perfect sense that Two Face was locked away at Arkham Asylam by Gordon without anyone's knowledge. If anyone found out that dent went crazy, the entire mob that was prosecuted by Dent could go free. Batman didn't check his pulse, he had no way to be sure that Dent was dead. There was no body shown at the memorial for Dent. So it makes perfect sense...
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Article by
nfallon
posted
9 months ago
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The Dark Night has Been Nominated by the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards, for for favorite Movie. If your as much as a fan as I, you would follow this link to post the widget on your myspace, google account facebook or whatever social network, you may have. I happen to know that you may vote daily. I honestly would like to see The Dark Knight rise to the top of Gotham ( the World Wide Web) and to see once again batman prevails. This widget is on http://www.yovia.com/kca/darkknight/ and I suggest you post this widget everywhere.
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Opinion by
arrowone
posted
10 months ago
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I've got another good night blog for the twilight girl club, but basically this is to let all you good dark knight fans know that stephen king, the only writer who truly matters, gave twilight a stomping. Stephanie Meyer literally got to be on top of the world for two seconds. He gave alot of lesser authors a stomping. And all I got to say is -- Dark Knight could be under attack next. Someone will ask Stephen King what he thinks about Dark Knight and I PROMISE YOU ALL WE WON'T LIKE IT. Why? Not due to plausibility or mistakes or anything like that, but because he's been discussing the very thing that will make Dark Knight fans mad -- the way it was sold to the core audience. He explored Stephanie Meyer's core audience as a bunch of little girls who haven't been kissed much, saying sex is like vampire horror in their eyes. With Batman there's no telling what he'll call us -- fat, ruthlessly committed to unemployment and or working from home, so anti-social and belligerent he'll sit and whine all day for free on the internet while his girlfriend reads twilight and says "You ever see that movie the Lost Boys?" as she flips the pages like animation cards. Be secluded for a while like...
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