THE DARK KNIGHT (Nolan's BATMAN sequel)

Nolan seems more about realism in his movies and a super steroid freak like BANE in the comics wouldn't work in Nolan's mind

I am aware there arenīt any super-sized pro bodybuilders who can act, let alone carrying a well recognized name, but that is probably where Nolan was completely wrong. He should have just forget about doing a comic-adaption to begin with or think it over at least twice, if itīs really a good idea to bring someone like BANE into his Batman-Movies.

If you ask me, the best version of BANE they could ever do in a non-cartoon movie, would be based on CGI with JOSH BROLINīs voice, but just forget about screening a pro-bodybuilder or someone as anorexic-looking (compared to the original BANE) as Tom Hardy is looking like.

Michael Mann

15 by my count.

Sometimes I feel like there was no bigger fan of this movie when it came out than me. I was such a fan of the character when I first discovered movies when I was a young kid. Then this came out when I was in the process of growing as a movie watcher and seemed like I was being rewarded with a gift or something. I wasn't self aware enough to buy into the craze of Heath Ledger's death when this was released, just immersed in the whole experience of the movie. I wanted other people to see it and feel what i felt even though I didn't realize they thought I was stupid for liking movies more than just a throw away pump n dump experience. I hadn't reached some Seinfeld/Madonna level of neuroticism yet to understand them. Now, i see the film as a Nolan film with all the normal Nolan film flaws and criticisms but man that summer of 2008 was a sublime time for me personally being a movie nerd.

You are vile.

I really just want you all angry and confused the whole time.

Heard it from where? Superhero movies don't get remade, they get rebooted. The Dark Knight isn't a remake of 1989's Batman and Man of Steel isn't a remake of Superman. Just because Gunn has announced plans for a whole new slate of movies doesn't mean they're going to be remakes.