Kanta wrote:I will try to see the film next weekend and will let you know what I think. I have to say, I am one of those who is a devoted Indy fan and loved all the previous films.
I watched the film version of Stephen Kings 'The Mist' , last night
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The film is watchable, but I felt it could have been a lot better. I found it a bit too long. There are some edge of the seat moments with a shock moment at the end of the film. It's the kind of film that makes you wonder about how humans can react when faced with danger and uncertainty, also our endless quest to alter science.
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mathetes1963 wrote:The Dark Night
Left me kinda cold, actually...
I liked Heath Ledger's part as the Joker. He's the real star I think...What a performance!
Ten times more convincing then Jim Carrey.
It was a nice movie, that's all. Lots of good old "crash-boom-bang"
but also quite boring parts. Gary Oldman also did save some of it.
Well...opinions...that's me. "Lets put a smile on that face...HA!"
Well Jim Carrey was never meant to be the joker That was Jack Nicholson (or whatever his name is written), but the Riddler which is more a fun character and Jim Carrey was the best card for that role IMO.
I haven't seen 'The Dark Knight' but so far Heath Ledger seem to take good care about that character. How does he manage the evil humour of the Joker character? These days they tend to twist the original concepts.
Jakob BC wrote:How does he manage the evil humour of the Joker character? These days they tend to twist the original concepts.
It's his strong card. I would simply say; it's like he was born for this role.
I heard short giggles all around in the auditorium during these sick jokes sequenses
to become dead silent again after 2 seconds so I think it worked out pretty well. Pure, insane madness.
"The worst thing in any form of art is to be betrayed by your own habits." - JEAN MICHEL JARRE
A bit cheesy at the end, though. Imo. 
, I shall have to watch it when it is available on 
