Seriously, this is like saying The Dark Knight's Joker is a mere plot-driven character in order to make the Batman look weak and pointless, or like saying Shakespeare's secondary characters only serve as a counterpoint to the main protagonist. Basically you're saying that since you can see the structure of the show it…

GET SOME FUCKING NUUUTS!!!

"I am the one who's knocked!" - The RV.

He is…:

That's just too subtle and complex for any Walking Dead writer. In fact, If one of them reads this, chances are their head would explode.

MONDAY

Avery: "If you've given it a chance there's nothing our love couldn't overcome!"
Haley: "I know that now!"
Avery: "Really? Already?"
Haley: "Yes!"

Agreed. 80 mil seems closer from reality to me, even if it's not a real number, because it's not meant to be a real number.

Agreed. 80 mil seems closer from reality to me, even if it's not a real number, because it's not meant to be a real number.

So… from your perspective, there's a big plothole in this series. They basically said "we want a normal, cheesy guy to become the new Scarface. How do we do to get him there?"

So… from your perspective, there's a big plothole in this series. They basically said "we want a normal, cheesy guy to become the new Scarface. How do we do to get him there?"

It's a gun cocking. In the podcast they talk about that little detail. Kelley Dixon (one of the editors) put it there.

It's a gun cocking. In the podcast they talk about that little detail. Kelley Dixon (one of the editors) put it there.

That's exactly my point. I like a lot this Batman trilogy, and disagree about the inertness that you talk about, but with this movie, a lot of people are realizing now about something that's been in our faces since the first movie. It seems expectations were so high that now everybody had the movie cut in their minds…

That's exactly my point. I like a lot this Batman trilogy, and disagree about the inertness that you talk about, but with this movie, a lot of people are realizing now about something that's been in our faces since the first movie. It seems expectations were so high that now everybody had the movie cut in their minds…

You're complaining about League of Shadows behaviour (both in Ras al Ghul and in Bane) being coherent? Why does it matter if the LoS are being revengeful and getting personal with Batman if it's been told to us they're meant to do so from the first movie?

You're complaining about League of Shadows behaviour (both in Ras al Ghul and in Bane) being coherent? Why does it matter if the LoS are being revengeful and getting personal with Batman if it's been told to us they're meant to do so from the first movie?

That's inaccurate considering how Talia reveals in the ending that a major part in the plot against Gotham is to slowly destroy Batman, because her father was murdered by him. Also, the moment Batman appears in the picture after being dissapeared for 8 years, Bane schemes a way of trapping Batman in a room with him (a…

That's inaccurate considering how Talia reveals in the ending that a major part in the plot against Gotham is to slowly destroy Batman, because her father was murdered by him. Also, the moment Batman appears in the picture after being dissapeared for 8 years, Bane schemes a way of trapping Batman in a room with him (a…

I've just watched this entire series in a row, and, while not perfect, I think there's a lot of things other commenters (and the reviewer) are missing out, plot wise: