Heath, behind scenes

Long knight rider or dark crystal or whatever this thingamajiggy was -- it was too f'in long, okay? I don't care. There's a guy who dresses up like a bat and doesn't do anything until it's time to fly from the 99th floor of a building to the 95th floor. The guy in the clown outfit is supposedly referred to as a "Joker" but he didn't tell one single joke. He did a magic trick where he made one of the mobsters fall asleep, probably because he was bored by the movie. There's so many questions I have about this movie. It made no sense. Plus I couldn't SEE HALF OF IT!!! My boyfriend is the best...

I'm going to give it a try. Like that Colbert Report guy. Alright here we go.

1. If I want my kids to see the Godfather, I'll rent them the Godfather.

2. The day these same kids weep over anything a district attorney's going through is the day I bathe

3) The day these kids ever stop being mad at aaron eckhart for what I bet appears to the 9-year old to be an obstruction of the action caused by eckhart and his dilemma always being in the way. WE like it because we're adults and it separates batman from even superman, the idea that he WOULD and DID take a murder rep for the good of the people...

I love the Dark Knight because the movie is so well made. I love how clear and crisp the movie is. Of course I love the actors. Micheal Kane is so funny as Alfred he brings much needed humor towards this extremely dark film. Christian Bale is phemeonal as the Caped Crusader. Aaron Eckhart is crazy amazing as fallen hero Harvey Dent, I also loved how good Maggie Gyllenhaal is on how she portrays Rachel and her conflicted feelings she has about Harvey and Bruce. Its tragic that she had to die and the first time I saw the film I was devastated by her loss and cried silently throughout the rest...

This isn't another comic book movie... This is a crime epic.


I'm gonna cut it short, I loved this film. Everything was perfect. Nolan's imagery, The stunning IMAX visuals and of course Heath Ledger's portrayal of the one and only Joker.

There were many different aspects of the film that will make you fascinated with the film. If you look past the set pieces you will find that The Dark Knight is a eye-grabbing motion-picture.

Based on the great DC Comics, the film is a sequel to Batman Begins (2005) in which Christian Bale reprises the lead role. Batman's primary conflicts in the film include...

As you all know, audio tape has surfaced in which my client the American Psycho himself went off on his director of photography for the Terminator shoot for nearly three and a half minutes because he jumped in front of his view. For the record, my client was not mad at the director of photography. He was frustrated because his career, and the Terminator franchise, is now in the hands of McG. That means not only will the action be as up-close, quick-cut and unwatchable, but the new score will be something Chingy did or something. McG is one of those directors who sits in the back of the room...

Raise your hand if you went to film school. Come on, raise them up, don’t be shy; I went there too. Alright, so now that we’ve got that sorted out, do you remember what it was like the first time you watched The Godfather or Citizen Kane or Casablanca in class and realized that those films actually are as amazing as everybody through the decades has said they are? Sure, there were a few detractors here and there, and Citizen Kane isn’t exactly a film that you pop in during a party - but (much) more often than not, it’s clear why the classics are considered the best. Accompanying the...