Dumbest Moments From BATMAN & SPIDER-MAN

Batman spent most his night making flame bat graffiti. Lolz

How would Batman instruct anyone else to make a bat signal on a bridge? Honestly, the only explanation is he took precious time out of his day and used the Bat to do it.

I'll easily admit it's one of the most illogical things in the entire trilogy, but I think that was the point. I can look past that. It was fan-service and at the same time, serving as a message. Batman is supposed to be a symbol, and a lot of the themes in the trilogy revolved around that. What's more epic than a flaming bat symbol on a bridge?

Logically, it makes no sense. Thematically? Pretty awesome.

"there is nothing wrong with the dark knight rises" -typical nolanite quote.

The rat scene in TASM...

@Knightrider, Very fair point! I definitely see what you're saying.

Surprise no one has posted an article about Superman getting a new costume design for the film...

I do love what the pit represents in the movie but the prisoners could have easily found ways to get out.

Really.. bat instructs people to do his pointless bidding of flame bats...




Batman fanboys are awesome.....

About to listen to this. Hope to god they mention SpiderMan getting shot in the back of the leg, and not dodging it with his spider-sense.

I still remember seeing the scene in TASM where Peter throws the football and dents the field goal and NO ONE THOUGHT IT WAS STRANGE? That movie was filled with shit like that.

Whatever. Both were shit.

I thought it was Robin. You see him put Batman markings up, and you see him get gasoline.

TDKR and TASM where both great spectacles to watch. However there where some silly moments in both of those films.

THOSE are the dumbest moments? WTF? You guys get the dumbest gripe award for suggesting that its' possible to cut holes into solid stone with the expressed purpose of filling them with wooden studs perfectly sculpted to fit said holes without tools. Was there a hardware store in that pit that I missed? What were they supposed to cut the holes with; their fingers?

What about the fact that the Scarecrow sentences people to their deaths via exile over the unstable iced harbor, but Batman has no problem walking around on it when he's there to rescue Gordon and his coworkers? He doesn't even walk carefully.

There many more things, but you guys choose the most explainable of them? Connors has only one arm. There's no way I'd think my teacher was the Lizard, if I didn't have foreknowledge. I know lizards regrow limbs, but how does that explain why Connors still doesn't have an arm? It's contradicting information. So he has a rash near the back of his neck? I don't look at people's necks when I'm talking to them, because I'm not a vampire. The rat just sealed the deal.

@Jollem-
I loved TASM but hated TDKR. Great acting, great characters, but the plot seemed overbloated and pretentious. A lotta unnecessary characters. The Dark Knight gets crowded outta his own movie so that his climactic 'Rise' is sorta short and typical. Batman's the Master of Sneak attack; the fire signal took that element away from him. It would've been much more of a pleasure for Bane to suddenly find his goons disappearing and the cops suddenly released and closing in from all sides. Talia Al-Ghul didn't need to be in the film at all; Catwoman coulda had more screen time. My thoughts, anyway. I did, however, like TASM more than Avengers. Avengers was fun but I seen it before. Not very clever. Characters aren't very deep. The world of The Webbed One is more relatable to me.

I have no strong feelings towards TASM whatsoever. 'twas kinda enjoyable, but I wasn't all that enthusiastic about it, and I'm not too excited about the sequel tbh.

TDKR, in my opinion, is probably Nolan's worst movie. There are few movies I was looking forward to so much only to leave the cinema shaking my head in disbelief about what'd just happened.

It's not, to be clear, a dramatically bad movie, just not a very good one. I'd likely have made my peace with it shortly after I'd seen it, if not for the people calling it a "masterpiece" or, even better, an "intellectual masterpiece". (-_-)p