GAH! GOING TO SEE IT TOMORROW MORNING! CAN'T WAIT.

Yeah, I think I'm gonna have to go tomorrow afternoon. The anticipation, it builds.

Sigh. I hate you all.

Still trying to find baby-friendly showings in the vague hope of getting to see it as a family.

I love the Family Guy commentaries, because they're just so giddy, and Seth Green keeps bringing in food.

And pro-Alexis Denisof as Harvey Dent. They really need to remember that half of Harv is pretty as a picture.

Oh, he would perfect as Harvey Dent. I never read the comics, but he was always my favorite villian in the animated series, because of the massive personal angst (for both him and Bruce), of course.

I watched The Specials last night. Fairly amusing.

I used to think I didn't need a family. I mean, I had the demons and the walking skeletons. But the difference between a walking skeleton and a kid is, a kid won't eat the soft parts of your face while you're sleeping.

I loved Paget Brewster in that (much like everything else I've seen her in). But the producers of The West Wing should have sent a copy of it to Rob Lowe when he was beinga diva about contract negotiations.

Ahem.

Re: Batman Begins.

There is a God. And his Messenger on Earth is Chris Nolan.

That rocked more than anything that has ever rocked ever. It re-defines rocking. There is now a poster of Batman Begins in all the dictionaries next to the entry "rock [verb]"

I could go on and on but then there'd be seven gajillion pages of white font interspersed with "And you know what else rocked? It was..."

So I will move to casting villains.

Two-Face: As of this moment my picks for ol' Harv are Ben Browder or, possibly (just because I think it'd be interesting if he could pull it off) Bruce Campbell.

Penguin: Bob Hoskins. Just don't make Oswald a flippered freak again. As much as I enjoyed DeVito as Penguin, I'd like a return to villainy for villainy's sake.

I hope the'yll leave the true "freak" villains like Killer Croc or Clayface out of this. Like Aimee, I prefer the damaged villains, the "bad day" villains.

That said, I'd like to see them do Mr. Freeze right, and I wouldn't mind seeing Patrick Stewart in the role.

Joker: Crispin Glover is a good choice. But my number one pick for years has been Jeremy Irons (Dude, have you seen "Dead Ringers"? He is one creepy fuckin' dude!)

But there are doubtless others out there that I'm missing and might never consider. I've been wondering who would make the perfect Jim Gordon for a long time and never once did Gary Oldman pop into my head. Inspired, I tell you!

In honor of the movie (yeah, that's the ticket!) behold my new desktop.

I think ita needs that for the hands site....

You haven't been by recently, have you, Steph? Tons of additions, including just this morning (though this is the only post-Batman new Bale ... so far).