My dad would give me a funny look at the implication that he might even conceivably ever read a book made almost entirely of pictures, and he talked to me about how much he liked the movie (specifically, he mentioned the acting an awful lot) for several minutes during our Fathers Day Phone call.
And my sister, equally a comic virgin, saw it for the second time today and loved it again.
So, yeah. It's good without the cred.
I thought the Pengiun and Catwoman were... well.. OK, maybe not scary, but completely uncompromising. Which is as good as scary in my book.
ITA. Not that I
scared
of Catwoman, but hey, if I met her in a dark alley, I'd make sure I had some catnip. And Penguin, freaked my shit out. Loved Danny DeVito.
I need to see this again. And again. And again.
ita, busy next weekend???
I never watched Dawson's Creek. My introduction to Katie Holmes was in Go!, which may dispose me more kindly to her.
For me, Katie Holmes character validated itself with the
scene in the car, after Chill has been killed and Bruce shows her his gun. She slaps him and it's so right.
A male DA in that scene just wouldn't have worked.
Also, just because I want to flaunt esoteric knowledge -- the handgun that
Bruce took to the courthouse to kill Joe Chill with
was a Charter Arms Bulldog .44 Special, a revolver that was developed especially for Air Marshall program, and is notable for only holding five rounds in its cylinder, instead of the usual six in most other revolvers.
Sean, are you geeking again?
Yes. On guns, of all things.
Is that...relevant in any way, or is it just trivia?
Careful, P-C, you may derail Seany in one of his headlong geek charges.
Oh, and to keep a sense of continuity with the last few days of posts - Yay Batman.
Is that...relevant in any way
Well, if you're being hunted by a guy who's carrying a Charter Arms Bulldog .44 special, and he's got you pinned down, but he's fired five shots at you, I guess it would suddenly be some pretty relevant information.
It's all situational, really.