Now that the dust has settled, what does Cinemaphile think of The Dark Knight Rises' opening plane scene?
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Now that the dust has settled, what do you think of The Dark Knight Rises' opening plane scene?
Never seen it
I got you.
Th-thanks
I unironically like it and I've never understood why Cinemaphile memes on it
>why Cinemaphile memes on it
A place to start is how CIA's acting is terrible and most of his dialogue is cartoonish one-liners and there's something extremely unprofessional about everything he does
>>CIA's acting is terrible
>filtered by one of Ireland's finest actors
ngmi
>he acted poorly
>he is the best Irish actor
There’s no logical contradiction in those two claims
Aidan is generally good in other roles but his performance in the plane scene was bad, by his own admission
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>by his own admission
He was just being modest.
He didn't act so good
>there's a lot of memes about it
>I know
The only man who truly can't enjoy baneposting
it's convoluted and poorly acted. my standards for blockbuster films are pretty low but the low quality of this scene stood out to me even in the theatre before baneposting existed. it's still not the lowest quality scene in TKDR thoughever
even CIA himself has commented on it and how weird it is
Dark knight and dark knight rises are both severely overrated.
Please tell us more about your interesting taste in movies. You must know some really good obscure stuff.
It almost feels bad on purpose.
It was a big cinematic moment.
for you.
haha funi bain scene lmao
HEAD
NICE AND HOT
First one to rap gets to stay in this battle
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total banger
It transcends time and space
If Nolan had directed the scene like this it would have eliminated a lot of confusion. For years I thought Bane was saying, "I'm a big guy for you".
Partly the fault of the writing but also the fault of Tom Hardy 'avin a giggle and deliberately changing the meaning of the line when re-recording everything
There's this odd exchange in it as follows:
>CIA Agent: If I pull that off, will you die?
>Bane: It would be extremely painful
>CIA Agent: You're a big guy.
>Bane: For you.
Is the "for you" finishing Bane's prior statement regarding for whom the pulling of the mask would hurt or is he boasting of his size compared to the CIA agent? I just don't know.
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He's saying it would be painful for CIA, implying that Bane would hurt him if he tried.
Tom Hardy did an AMA where he said that he delivered the line in the sense that he was deliberately choosing to be big for CIA's benefit
The majority of dark knight rises was a rehash of French Revolution revisionist history and was poorly done (ex. Bane’s death, talia’s death, Bruce’s poverty, the final fight between cops and the revolutionaries, etc.)
The opening scene stood out because it was something unique, it wasn’t a commentary on France or democracy or whatever pseud shit Snyder is interested in, the opening scene was iconic and SOVLFUL - something that a fascist director could only create by accident
It surpassed 9 years since the crash yesterday…
The first time I saw it, I thought Bane's voice was some youtuber dubbing over the scene as a joke
>They expect one of us in the wreckage, brother
Uh... why? It's pretty apparent that he didn't actually "call in" a flight plan. Why would a presumably top secret CIA operative even need to declare his flight? Even then, you don't think these American dogs will be able to figure out that their plane was bisected midair and that there was a struggle onboard? Evidence of firearms discharged? Shell casings? What about a black box? How do you know that nobody on board immediately contacted or wasn't in constant contact with the mission supervisor? That whole entry was a spectacle, but was ultimately really slow and sloppy. Why does it even matter if they do or do not immediately realize an undetermined third party whose remains are unaccounted for was involved? Do you actually believe that will somehow trace back to us hiding in Gotham's sewers? You know, Big Guy, I've been with you almost since the beginning. Never doubted you for a second, but you're... well, you've started sounding moronic these last couple of months, and I'm not referring to the voice modulator.
Start your own fire this time. I'm not lighting this one.
This always bothered me, and nobody has a satisfying explanation of this nonsense.
Cia wins in a way since he tricked bane into thinking there was a flight plan.
its kino baby
I reflexively chuckle the instant I see the opening shot of the jeep riding through the grass. My brain is completely rotted when it comes to this scene.
>Now's not the time for fear. That comes later.
A lot of loyalty for a wasted stunt
Honestly one the best practical effects sequences ever shot.
For a board that b***hes about CGI so much I would have thought you morons would appreciate it more.
I mean the scene the practical effects are attached to needs to also be good.
But I will always give credit to Nolan for his love of practical, it's his primary redeeming quality.
Nolan is a hack. Modern movies are garbage. We are living in the dark ages of cinema.
it's the most mind-boggling thing ever filmed
not one single aspect of it makes any sense
Plane?