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Heres Hank posted:Not to mention the idea that Batman, a strategically-minded tactician whose entire thing is finding an enemy's weakness and exploiting it (to the point that he carries around a kryptonite ring) would take one look at Bane's rebreather and NOT try to find a way to rip it off his face. I watched that movie last night and they handled Batman pretty badly compared to the other two movies (and I've never read the comics so I can't comment on that). Like he's just standing around not doing anything a lot of the time, and the camera work is so dull as well.
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The best example of this is Robocop where he x-ray visions through the hostage's skirt and shoots her assailant in the dick. Dick shots erryday.
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Oct 5, 2014 01:28
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Pro-click right there. That's hilarious
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Oct 5, 2014 01:45
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mng posted:Having Brett do the typical trope of splitting from the group to find the stupid cat so it wouldn't show up on the motion detector again is definitely an irritating moment for me, even if it does fit with the theme of the xenomorph picking off the crew one by one. I definitely agree with the animals>human trope. You're being chased by a loving scary-rear end monster, who cares about Mr. Whiskers at that stage? My favourite thing about that part is that when he's in that room by himself looking for the cat, he's looking up, and when the camera shows us what he's looking at, you can clearly see the alien hanging there (well, just it's head). And you'd think, given that he was one of the maintenance guys, he would definitely have noticed that weird organic-looking thing that shouldn't be hanging there but nah, he's just an idiot.
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Oct 6, 2014 21:49
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