Spider-Man 4 dropped, franchise being rebooted

[niennumb1]

Realistic?

Without some breaking the rules of real life physics and a bit of stretching the possible would be just boring.

I love movies for what they allow us to do, which is make happen what couldn't be done in real life. Suspend our imagination and let it run wild.

You shouldn't have these sort of high realistic expectations coming from a film about superheroes doing things no one can do in our world... yet.

No one seems to be complaining that we can't be transported onto a grid and play games as humans against programs inside a 1980's computer system.

 

[cayman shen]

To me the perfect Joker was done in Arkham Asylum, extremely homicidal, but had a great morbid sense of humor. It gave the Joker the perfect appearance as well, he LOOKED dangerous. I just get annoyed whenever some Ledger fanboy/girl insists that he was the best Joker ever despite only telling a single joke, that'd be like having the next one feature The Riddler where he only tells a single knock knock joke.

Heath Ledger was more a "Joker" in the nihilistic none-of-it-matters-anyway that the Comedian was a "comedian." I think he deserves all the praise he gets, as does Nolan for writing him so brilliantly.