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    Definitely the weakest of the trilogy. I don't think Bane's goal in Gotham was particularly clear in favour of preserving the League of Shadows/Talia twist, but it wasn't big enough to justify the lack of clarity throughout the middle stretch of the movie. The whole post-9/11 state of fear/revolution theme didn't…

    Definitely the weakest of the trilogy. I don't think Bane's goal in Gotham was particularly clear in favour of preserving the League of Shadows/Talia twist, but it wasn't big enough to justify the lack of clarity throughout the middle stretch of the movie. The whole post-9/11 state of fear/revolution theme didn't…

    So did anyone else pick up that Catwoman is bi?

    So did anyone else pick up that Catwoman is bi?

    What the fuck… some people honestly didn't know what being an agent provocateur meant???! What?

    What the fuck… some people honestly didn't know what being an agent provocateur meant???! What?

    And it's Glen Etive in the Highlands.

    And it's Glen Etive in the Highlands.

    Cue McKees speech in 5, 4, 3…

    Very nice, O'Neal, my kraut-mick friend.

    RELEASE THE KRAKOW!!

    Oh, ok. Now that I've heard that… obviously my opinion of five books is invalid.

    Wow. I missed the mention. (Read all of the books)

    I'm thinking it's a fairly judicious compression of characters, because Jojen and Meera sucked balls and their storyline always dragged.

    I don't think we lost anything in the Renly aftermath scenes, either from a narrative standpoint nor an acting one - the guy who plays Loras can't act beyond being snotty or effeminate and I honestly get him confused with Lancel Lannister, that's how much of a snivelling little fuck I think he is.

    It's been mentioned, couple of times.

    I think I understand what these Scenic Routes articles are about, but I'm not sure D'Angelo is picking scenes well for discussion - particularly not in this instance where he basically opens by criticising the entire nature of car chases. Like anything in movies, if the chase centres around something that we care…

    I think you nailed the key ones, but you did broadly cover many similar types of game and I thought it was conspicuous by its absence when mentioning the likes of Gabriel Knight etc.