Post by Deleted on Apr 13, 2017 4:20:07 GMT
Question above.
I don't think it has aged well for me. As a preteen/teenager, I loved them as his Batman films were coming out - but now as 22-year-old adult, I find them boring, humorless, and overly self-indulgent. I still enjoy the origin for Bruce Wayne/Batman in Batman Begins and still think nobody can top Heath Ledger's Joker, but I don't really care for them.
I think I only liked because I was buying in to hype and I was going through a phase where I thought likely dark and overly serious movies somehow made me cool and more mature, but it didn't. That after getting more into the Batman mythos and watching all the original Batman films, I'm to release that Christopher Nolan made an horrible adaption of Batman and I hate how his style of filming had influenced cinema to point where only movies that overly dark and grim can make money.
I don't think it has aged well for me. As a preteen/teenager, I loved them as his Batman films were coming out - but now as 22-year-old adult, I find them boring, humorless, and overly self-indulgent. I still enjoy the origin for Bruce Wayne/Batman in Batman Begins and still think nobody can top Heath Ledger's Joker, but I don't really care for them.
I think I only liked because I was buying in to hype and I was going through a phase where I thought likely dark and overly serious movies somehow made me cool and more mature, but it didn't. That after getting more into the Batman mythos and watching all the original Batman films, I'm to release that Christopher Nolan made an horrible adaption of Batman and I hate how his style of filming had influenced cinema to point where only movies that overly dark and grim can make money.
