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Originally posted by ares834
He flew over in the Bat.

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Originally posted by Esau Cairn
No...once again based on the mythos, Batman is a detective as well.
I can't count the countless times he's shown a) sleeping during the day. b)working out or even tending his injuries during the day & c) in front of the computer in the cave doing for his detect work....during the day.

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Originally posted by Esau Cairn
So...lazy story telling anyone?

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Originally posted by Scythe





Well, yeah. No one is really saying it isn't, it just seems to have really driven under your skin more than others. It's okay, man. We're gonna be okay.

*Bro-Hug*

Everything's gonna be juuuuust fine.

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Originally posted by Esau Cairn
But after Bruce gets back to Gotham, makes his presence known to Gordon & Selina & Miranda takes him to Lucius. Lucius asks Bats if he remembers where he's parked The Bat & it's shown on top of a building hidden under a canvas sheet...


So...lazy story telling anyone?

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Originally posted by Esau Cairn
So you're saying he got back to Gotham from the Lazarus pit in The Bat?
Even if he did fix the auto-pilot, how was he able to summon The Bat, half a world away from Gotham?


OR

Bruce snuck in Gotham first (how, I dunno), grabbed The Bat & then flew out of Gotham & back in again?

Can't you see the point I'm making?
There's been no other movie in recent times that has left so many questions unanswered. Everyone's making ridiculous justifications to every plot hole in the story.

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Originally posted by Esau Cairn
It made 5 million plus on the opening weekend alone, in Australia.
You forget, you kinda have to pay to see the movie first, before walking away & forming an opinion of whether you liked it or not...so sales doesn't reflect on whether it's a well written story to begin with.
Take Avatar for example. Highest grossing film to date...pretty visuals that gave its popularity but still a mediocre plot.

I'm glad you've enjoyed this movie so much you've sat through it 4 times but for me, personally once is enough. I don't think I'll even bother seeing it on dvd again. As per, Batman Begins it's always a pleasure to watch.

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Originally posted by ares834
Yeah, he created his own adaptation of Batman just like countless writers have before. Sure, you may not like his version but that doesn't mean it's lazy writing.

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Originally posted by Esau Cairn
No...once again based on the mythos, Batman is a detective as well.
I can't count the countless times he's shown a) sleeping during the day. b)working out or even tending his injuries during the day & c) in front of the computer in the cave doing for his detect work....during the day.

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Originally posted by Scythe
How is this a response to: people would still b*tch and moan if he would've done any of the things you mentioned during the day just to pass the time till nightfall?



Well, yeah. No one is really saying it isn't, it just seems to have really driven under your skin more than others. It's okay, man. We're gonna be okay.

*Bro-Hug*

Everything's gonna be juuuuust fine.

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Originally posted by BruceSkywalker

so.. how do you like Adam West than because they fought during the day countless times???

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Originally posted by Esau Cairn
Oh c'mon! You dismissed Burton & Schumacher as inferior to Nolan then you bring Adam West into the factor?

Hell, why not make reference to Batman's cameo in Scooby Doo!

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Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
i see the dodgers are in town..


you whine about Nolan having Batman fight during the day yet you dodge my question about Adam West since his Batman fought a whole lot during the day..

they are inferior to Nolan as Nolan made Batman something a whole lot better than they.. also please talk about at least one plothole from the Batman Anthology???



you see i am a huge batman fan, have been since i was 4 however unlike you i don't care about plotholes and other stupidness

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Originally posted by Esau Cairn
Well yeah, Batman is human after all. He does need to eat, sleep,heal, play the Bruce persona...so it's not that he's bored, patiently waiting for nightfall.

Hell yeah, this movie really got under my skin. I waited patiently for 4 years for it. Everyone in real life knows I'm a religious Bat fan.

*Bro Hug* Back at ya, Robin.

quote:

Bane: Theatricality and deception are powerful agents to the uninitiated... but we are initiated, aren't we Bruce? Members of the League of Shadows!
[Lifts Batman by the neck]
Bane: And you betrayed us!
Bruce Wayne: You were excommunicated... by a gang of psychopaths!
[Bane viciously beats Batman and throws him to the ground]
Bane:I AM the League of Shadows, and I'm here to fulfill Ra's al Ghul's destiny!
[Batman uses an EMP device to cut the lights]
Bane: You fight like a younger man, with nothing held back. Admirable but mistaken.
Bane: Oh, you think darkness is your ally. You merely adopted the dark; I was born in it, moulded by it. I didn't see the light until I was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but BLINDING!
[grabs Batman from the shadows and continues to beat him]
Bane: The shadows betray you, they belong to me!
[repeatedly punches Batman in the face, breaking his cowl]
Bane: I will show you where I have made my home while preparing to bring justice. Then I will break you.
[Hits detonator, blowing a hole into the bottom of Wayne Enterprise]
Bane: Your precious armory, gratefully accepted! We will need it.
[Batman desperately stands and swings at Bane]
Bane: Ah, yes... I was wondering what would break first... Your spirit, or your body?

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Originally posted by ares834
The last time we see it, prior to him getting captured by Bane, is when he parks it in the Batcave.

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Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
i see the dodgers are in town..

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Originally posted by dadudemon
The next time we see it when he comes back, it was under a tarp, on a roof.

*reads rest of thread*

Looks like someone already addressed that. lol

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Originally posted by Esau Cairn
Next you're gonna be comparing the 1952 black & white tv series & George Reeve to Synder's upcoming Superman.

The Adam West 1960's series was pure camp & cheesy aimed for the kids, not once ever mentioning the death of his parents nor was The Joker ever portrayed as a serial killer. The tv series never reflected the seriousness of the comics it was based on.

Hell, let's back your argument even more by Clooney's Batman doing a "Got Milk?" ad.

And yeah we've already agreed EVERY movie has its share of plotholes, the Batman anthology included...however niether Burton or Schumacher ever claimed to portray Batman in the "real world" as Nolan tried to do.

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Originally posted by ares834
Yeah... That's my point. He used the Bat to fly into Gotham and parks it on top of the building.

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Originally posted by ares834
Edit: Basically he parks it in the Batcave prior to getting captured. After escaping and getting back into the US, he goes to the Batcave (which does not appear to be on the island) and uses the Bat to fly into Gotham. He then lands it on top of the building and covers it with a tarp.

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Originally posted by dadudemon
See, that would go a long way in explaining some things.


Like...what if he programmed the Bat BEFORE confronting Bane and THEN he hide a remote access panel/controller for The Bat somewhere outside of Gotham? Then, when he got back, he recalled it, it flew out, then he got on it, flew in, bam...everything falls into place. That no only solves the problem of time when it comes to the fire batman symbol, but it solves the problem of "when the **** did Batman reprogram the Bat"?



However, this is why it is called a plothole: we should not have to invent part of the plot to explain the laundry list of problems this movie presents.




You shouldn't have to invent plot to explain plot: that's the sign of a poorly written plot.

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Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
please just stop and truly truly admit you are a Nolan Batman hater..

you are the one whining about how Nolan had Batman fight during the day, yet you dismiss Adam West as camp, you were the one who mentions Batman's 70 years of history so you should be upset about Adam West fighting during the day????


second you seem to forget that Nolan's Battrilogy is HIS INTERPRETATION of one of the greatest comic book characters of all time and Chris Nolan just like Burton and Schumacher before him interpreted Batman their way.. just like whoever writes and or directs the upcoming reboot will be interpreting Bruce Wayne/Batman his way, so will you whine even more then????

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Originally posted by Scythe
I know dude, I agree with what yer saying. It just didn't break the movie for me. I was wondering why the first two films kept such a night-time theme going on, only to see quite the opposite in this. I mean, if they did it twice, when crime seemed to certainly chill out till nightime, they could've gotten away with it in this one. Even though someone would've brought it to everyone's attention that five months after the day the bomb goes off should be daytime or some shit. Peeps overthink movies sometimes, like that dude who pointed out the stars in Titanic.

Thanks for the huggsiez, love you, see ya at home.

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Originally posted by Newjak
Perhaps he used the Bat to spray the Bat Symbol on the Bridge

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Originally posted by Esau Cairn
Yes I have already freely admitted that I'm a Nolan/Batman hater.
I disliked TDK &TDKR but honestly thought Begins was a brilliant Batman/Origins movie.

As Dadudemon poetically put it, "You shouldn't have to invent plot to explain plot, that's the sign of a poorly written plot."

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Originally posted by Esau Cairn
That's the point too. Everyone says, "it's just a movie, don't get so hung up about it..."

No, it's just not a movie, it was a $300 plus million dollar project with big names & their reputations attached to it. Personally if i even had just 1 million invested in this project, I'd be saying, "Hey guys can we fix/address some obvious plot holes?"