Went and saw the Batman movie tonight.

[IdaBriggs]

We discussed the "danger" of possible copy cats, and decided we weren't going to let fear rule our lives, so off we went.

I found myself being more aware of the "in-and-out" folks (none of whom were behaving inappropriately), but there was no increased security, and by the end of the film, I wasn't as jumpy as I was in the beginning.

My sympathies are still with the victims.

I liked Spiderman better.

[hlthe2b]

1. I doubt I could even concentrate on the movie...

'guess i'll wait for video.

[Panasonic]

4. I don't think any of *us* (Coloradans)

are going to sit well with the latest Batman version without looking at all the doors every 10 seconds.

Even when it comes out on DVD....

[IdaBriggs]

5. There was a lot of gunplay.

I found myself thinking of a report that some members of the audience thought it was a publicity stunt for the movie (interactive entertainment was how I interpreted it) and could totally understand why.

Real life was definitely a distraction factor in the film.

I also found myself offended by some of it. I won't go into details for spoiler sake, but one scene was NOT ENTERTAINING, while there were several STUPID "do this to advance the story" actions.

[white_wolf]

6. Would you mind PMing me? I would be curious to hear what scenes you are talking about.

There were a few scenes that annoyed me as well.

[white_wolf]

2. I hope you enjoyed it. I thought it was great...

You are right that we can't let these people rule us. As for Spider-Man, I loved it, I was so happy to see Gwen Stacy. Still, though I think the ending of Dark Knight Rises was almost perfect.

[tawadi]

3. Good for you

I prefer the 'don't let em have the satisfaction' approach any day.

[TrogL]

7. I'm at a theatre now waiting for it to start

[IdaBriggs]

8. So, what did you think? nt

[Norrin Radd]

9. What's weird is the character of Batman has been anti-gun

for decades.