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The Dark Knight (Patreon)

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2026-01-24 14:00:22
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Matt O'Keefe

Whore-ass Rachel?! Damn!-then Ho-ass.

Matt O'Keefe

The third Batman is good. It just would have been different if Heath Ledger had not died from what is understood. It probably would have included the Joker again if Heath had lived.

Randall_Flagg

Dark Knight's Gotham City scenes were filmed in Chicago, you're right!

Matt O'Keefe

They filmed a lot of Chicago for Gotham. Metropolis, where Superman is, is a stand-in for New York City in DC comics' universe. So Gotham is Chicago in the DC Comics universe. Marvel uses the sctual city names instead of made-up names. Just in case you are curious

Matt O'Keefe

Rachel was not for the streets she was spread all over the insides of a building instead.

Matt O'Keefe

Always remember, unless you see a body do not assume anyone is dead. You never know.

Ed i guess

The Dark Knight trilogy is great if you haven’t watched a lot of superhero movies because its more like action movies with a Batman setting. Doesn’t have as many goofy superpowers.

David Girard

I really hope you watch the Dark Knight Rises. It’s my second favorite Batman movie in the dark Knight trilogy.

David Edwards

Personally I think Rises is actually a better film than Dark Knight, Joker is a better villain but imo the total emsemble including the stakes, the conclusion, the fights, cinematography, characters are all better in rises

FullMetal B

The immediate rachel hate got me 🤣 New rachel: shows up Klaire: you dumb bitch

TThxlxnge

“I know he was gonna kill a kid but…” words that should never be said 😂😂

TThxlxnge

Obviously with massive pressure after following up from heath ledgers joker I think that tom hardy does really well as bane with some really iconic lines and represents bane really well imo so I’m excited for the next one

defunctus

Gotham exterior locations were filmed in Pittsburgh for The Dark Knight Rises... Fun Fact: Because of the Joker make-up, Ledger had to lick his lips to keep his smile prosthetic from sliding off.

Brian

Ight big dog name the top 30 goofiest super powers I have my 30 let’s see how we match up

So_Kang

Old Rachel>New Rachel. New Rachel no ride or die. Also Katie is more attractive to me. RIP Heath. Fun reaction again. Glad you are liking the suggestions from polls.

Clay F

Katie is attractive.

Clay F

Enjoyed your reaction. Liked your outro. Disappointing that the beautiful Katie Holmes was not available, but Maggie Gyllenhaal is a good actress. Christian Bale = excellent Batman. He has such a presence. Plus, cool Batman ‘equipment’. Heath Ledger (R.I.P.) is great as Joker. Agree, phenomenal acting. My favorite Joker. Harvey Dent has charisma but with the wacky ending. Michael Caine is an awesome Alfred. Gary Oldman is great and versatile actor – I like his convincing portrayal of Gordon. Cillian Murphy is absolutely stunning in Peaky Blinders TV series – I can’t emphasize that enough.

Clay F

All 3 are solid: IMDb 8.2, RT 85%, RT Audience 94% – Batman Begins (2005) IMDb 9.0, RT 94%, RT Audience 94% – The Dark Knight (2008) IMDb 8.4, RT 87%, RT Audience 90% – The Dark Knight Rises (2012) For comparison: IMDb 3.8, RT 11%, RT Audience 16% – Batman & Robin (1997) I love the depiction of Gotham in The Batman (2022). Great aesthetics.

MarkSpark

What's your cat's name, he or she doesn't like your earphones, I keep seeing a little black paw reaching up 😂😂

JustKris

if we continue on with batman movies up until the current ones, it would perfectly lead into the show The Penguin, its only 8 episodes, that'd be fun frfr

MoShou

Interesting personally I think Batman Begins is better then Rises 🤷🏾‍♂️

MoShou

Personally I like Rises but my order of best is 1) The Dark Knight 2) Batman Begins 3)The Dark Knight Rises

David Edwards

IMO I don’t view Begins as part of the same trilogy, I know it is but Begins is shot completely differently so I view TDK and TDKR in their own separate thing because they feel very similar to one another in aesthetics and director choices. I know it’s wrong, just how I interpret them

Veya

All of those are general public metrics and RT % isn't what a lot of people think it is. It's not an average but the merely % of positive reviews. It doesn't reflect *how* positive the reviews are, it could be a bunch of 3/5 stars, or C, or 7/10 scores, whichever grading system is being used. The Dark Knight is the rare superhero film that has above an 80 on Metacritic (which is weighted and a lot more analytical and has less high 80-90s for that reason) as well as being considered one of the greatest of all time superhero films, if going off common publication rankings and critical acclaim.

Veya

This film is the most acclaimed of the three but the entire trilogy is good. It's more thematically layered and also has a great structure that synergies well with the general dichotomy established between batman and joker who are two sides of the same coin: both are "freaks" but one is order and the other is chaos. The film increasingly escalates the stakes as it goes on and we see how it spirals into more and more chaos which ultimately really tests batman's resolve to maintain order even in the face of tragic losses (and you made a great point about how it's more about batman in this film rather than bruce wayne). The new batman film (the one that came out in 2022) is also very good.

Clay F

I know exactly what RT is. The RT% is the percent recommended, not a numerical rating of the movie. RT% is very useful. IMDb is an average of user numerical ratings. I like and refer to Metacritic, but the sample size is often small.

Veya

i mentioned metacritic because it sells the acclaim of the film better since superhero films usually don't score high on metacritic. the sample size is small but it won't include ratings from people who review bomb for silly reasons (think the last of us episode) or people who don't tend to have as much knowledge of the medium (so for instance, they might think a certain work is cliche when it's actually what's being copied or what tropes are actually common or being subverted or how they shifted over time, etc.) or in general analyze themes or structure as well. rt% and imbd have their uses for sure, but it's typically on a broad level of "should you or shouldn't you check out the content". it's not as good for rooting out what's unique or significant. there's too many things that are rated in the 90-100% that are of varying quality. imbd also has some of the greatest works of all time rated lower than what most critic/cinephile/historian/festival/industry circles would rate them. i still think it's fine, just thought it was worth pointing out alternatives to cite since most people are using rt/imbd by default.

Jonathan Blaze

Still 18 years later, TDK is the greatest superhero movie of all time. 10/10.

Jonathan Blaze

I remember sitting at a table with about 10 guys in Sept 08 at a Bday party and we were talking about TDK and every single guy said Katie was better because she was pretty and we were glad Maggie was killed because she is so ugly.

Mike Grimm

This is one of my all time favorite movies but living in Chicago seeing so many familiar places ruins the immersion for me a bit. The first scene was filmed right by my job!

DSN

Wonderful reaction Klaire. Also not a fan of the recast and adjusted traits for Rachel. A performance of the century from Ledger. The mannerisms, the laughs, the presence. Absolute perfection. He transported a comical character (in both senses of the word) into the real world with zero compromises or shortcuts. I just wish losing him and Brittany Murphy (8 Mile) had sparked more of a culture shift in America regarding (self-)medication. From an outside perspective even seeing 500 and 1.000 piece packs of Tylenol being advertised is absurd and sickening. 20 a pack is normal and can last years for the non-chronically or severely ill. And the amount of, and borderline maliciously carefree prescription of hardcore drugs (opioids etc) as if they were Tylenol... yikes. As for Batman, there is a reason he came from a 1930s comic series called Detective Comics (DC). He was never meant to be a "superhero" and I don't like to refer to him as one. He is rich and the best detective alive. That's it. And still he mops the floor with all the chemically altered, irradiated or alien "supers". I'm so glad Nolan chose this gritty realistic approach. I feel it encapsulated everything I like about the character and the world. What I can't stand are the typical comic tropes where everybody is either flawlessly good or evil and no one ever really dies. Because they are so desperately happy that they found a character that works that they have to recycle them for all eternity. And I don't just mean reboots; I mean a character dies and it has weight and then he comes back as a twist and you invalidate the beautiful weight that the loss had. Ruined plenty of shows like Arrow for me. As such I also dislike the eternal rivalry with the Joker. Make a good villain. Make it hard to overcome him. Invent a new one. Don't call yourself a creative if you can't create the same quality of characters on an ongoing basis. Book authors have done this since the dawn of literature. Why do we celebrate comic authors for endless cycles of repetitiveness.

Artanis

I only now have gotten around to watching this and that Rachel rant was the most perfect thing ever 😂

Kobeisgoat

This is still the greatest superhero movie ever

James Thompson

Lmao. I like Maggie Ghylenhall, however you spell it.. it's not her fault that Tom Cruise put Katie Holmes in the shadows