If you haven't seen it... leave. Crawl up in your little hermit shell and leave my face.
It is by far.
The most epic.
fucking.
movie.
ever.

So why didn't I bring it up earlier? been busy. leave it at that.

Saw it for the 2nd time in Imax last night, that's a total of 3 times seeing since it came out.
I think this movie is just so intellectually brilliant, that it can't not be amazing. I wish the Superman movies had writers as brilliant as these ones.
Okay, don't get me started on how freaking lame Batman's voice was, probably the only thing about the movie I didn't like, but whatever, I'm over it.

I'm kind of upset of the way people are obsessing over Joker. It seems to have become a "banwagon" and people are on it because
1: Heath Leadger died and did such a fantastic job
2: His appearance and morbidity
3: His cute little lines like "I want my phone call"
This frustrates me because people aren't seeing the big picture of what Joker really is. He's not just a criminal mastermind, he's not just mental; he's a genius. He's exactly what Batman is. Both of their goals are to send messages, just to opposite sides of humanity.
What Joker does isn't just out of insanity, he is trying to prove to everyone how easily selfish we all become and how heavily influenced we are by others. Unfortunately these days the only way to get a message like that across is by doing what only "crazies" are capable of doing: murder.
Despite his morbidity I think there are so many lessons to be learnt from the Joker. Although he does go about things the entirely wrong way, lol.

I never liked Batman before. There's this classic rival between Batman and Superman fans but I hated Batman for my own logical reasons. I hated the way that he was in fact a vigilante, and was basically a rich spoiled boy with too much time on his hands. But this movie made me see him in a totally different light. The way he essentially became the hero by becoming the villain was a brilliant twist.
"You either die the hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain."
The way they pulled that off in so many different ways in the movie just blew my mind. The way Harvey Dent saw himself become the villain but then died and Batman took the role of the villain and turned Dent back into the hero. Awh. Can't describe the awesomeness of that genius plot.

I also think its awesome that Batman is so against guns. He'd rather fist fight a vicious tiger, nude, then use a gun. I find that really noble.

Okay, I'm gunna stop now before this gets out of hand. I could talk about this movie forever.