- They are best watched out of order. This time I've tackled the problem by starting with the second film.
- Robin was obviously the best character ever and he didn't make it into the latest franchise so I've been subconsciously boycotting them.
- Superhero movies are a hit and miss with me. Spiderman: miss. Iron Man: miss. Captain America: HIT! Maybe I should pursue the ones without "man" in the title?
- As Jay explains in "Modern Family" (which I've just started watching; see last post), Batman is a "muscular genius." I used to write Batman off because I felt that he relied too much on gadgets and not enough on sweet alien powers (although, I oddly also dislike Superman and there's one dude who's all about the alien powers), but I'm starting to get the impact of the whole life story that gets played out in this series.
- I will basically watch anything in which Joseph Gordon-Levitt has a somewhat dominant role (see review of "Brick" here). This willingness will truly be tested when I see "The Dark Knight Rises" however, due to the supreme irritation inflicted on me by watching Anne Hathaway. My love for her pretty much begins and ends with her exaggerated "Gueeess not" when Gabbana is not spelt for her over the phone in "The Devil Wears Prada."
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You look lovely in red - you should wear it more often! But I'm biased; I love red so much, I almost have myself convinced it's a neutral :) I haven't seen the new Batman yet. I prefer the more smart-alecky superheroes, Iron Man being my favourite. Captain America is a really excellent superhero move in my book, too.
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Thank you :) I laughed about red being a neutral, but I guess there are so many "what's black and white and red all over" jokes that we can pretty much put it on par with these shades! haha
Deletethis look is super pretty!! And i like this hairdo!! :)
ReplyDeletei like batman, seen the last one ) liked it )