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In reply to the discussion: I just watched The Dark Knight on my dvr, it was really dark movie. [View all]white_wolf
(6,257 posts)18. Ehh, Batman goes back and forth.
During the Golden Age he used guns and killed people. During the Silver Age (roughly 50s though about the 80s I think) he got extremely campy. Even Superman isn't always a boy scout. Golden Age (and current Superman) was a fighter for the poor. In Action Comics #1 (after the reboot, so current Superman) Grant Morrison had him throw a banker out a window and tell the police that if they wouldn't punish the rich for their crimes, he would. In the same issue he stands in front of a tank to protect a building full of squaters.
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I just watched The Dark Knight on my dvr, it was really dark movie. [View all]
texanwitch
Jul 2012
OP
I was responding to Manifestor of Light. Sorry, if I replied to the wrong post.
white_wolf
Jul 2012
#7
Obviously, I did not care enough to remember who the female was in TDK.
Manifestor_of_Light
Jul 2012
#58
The guy who has a book called "Your Movie Sucks" containing all his zero-star reviews
arcane1
Jul 2012
#14
I remember reading that Heath Ledger became very depressed while playing the Joker in that film.
yardwork
Jul 2012
#3
I think that's what happened. He had a lot of problems and the role was too much.
yardwork
Jul 2012
#33
I think it is more a case of Hweath Ledger struggling with his own demons than that
hedgehog
Jul 2012
#21
I understand clinical depression all too well. Ledger told people that the role was depressing him.
yardwork
Jul 2012
#32
Everybody in graduate school is stressed out. Hardly anybody does this kind of thing.
yardwork
Jul 2012
#34
What were you trying to prove? That deep down, everyone's as ugly as you?! You're alone."
white_wolf
Jul 2012
#29
I fondly remember my little brother waiting for the Sunday comics to read the fun
monmouth
Jul 2012
#17
How about the scene where prisoners decide to throw the bomb controls away...
white_wolf
Jul 2012
#49