Did anyone else leave the theater without any real 'feeling'....
towards the film?
The closest I felt to anything was a kind of hollow, wondering what could have been.
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I felt uncertain. Like I didn't know how I should react to what I just saw. Then as I drove home, I realized how it made so much sense.
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I think I know what you mean. I really felt no connection to any of the characters or situations they were in. The movie failed to draw me in. I'm not sure if it was the packed theater, or the movie itself.
shareI felt uncertain. Like I didn't know how I should react to what I just saw. Then as I drove home
That's how I felt, TDK is one of those movies that you need about 2-3 days to digest it.
There are things known and things unknown...and in between is TheFandango.
i had loads of feeling
it was a powerful film
and you can understand the movie completely if your mind isnt full of *beep*
if you cant understand the dark knight, its time for you to stop watching TV
especially if you watch MTV, that channel is made to turn your mind into *beep*
if you cant understand the dark knight, its time for you to stop watching TV
especially if you watch MTV, that channel is made to turn your mind into *beep*
I watch Burn Notice, House, NCIS, Penn & Teller: Bull$hit! and VH1: Classic; I'd hardly call that idiot's TV.
There are things known and things unknown...and in between is TheFandango.
i watch buffy the vampire slayer, angel, and firefly, and batman the animated series, thats all the tv i watch and i watch it online with out commercials.
mostly i just hate tv
I hope yall are talking about the Dark Knight that was made in 1995, not Christopher Nolan's "The Dark Knight" that was released earlier this year. This board is dedicated to The Dark Knight from 1995.
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