jelco the galactaboy wrote:Xocrates wrote:If you think that having half his face burned, hearing his girlfriend die, being in serious pain and while in this condition being tricked by a psychotic murderer, especially for a character that had previously shown he could push his own moral code away if seriously pissed, is too sudden and unmotivated. Then I seriously don't want to know what you call motivated.
He might have pushed his moral code, but he's not insane. I also remind you that he was already largely in such a mental shape before the Joker arrived at the hospital, he just pushed him over the edge.
Errr... Are you trying to agree or disagree?
(and by the way, I believe in the original comics Two-Face is even less motivated since he turned a criminal simply because he lost half his face)
jelco the galactaboy wrote:Xocrates wrote:And it was much easier to follow and enjoy now that I wasn't freaked out everytime the Joker did something particularly insane or gruesome.
Once again, I think his insanity or gruesome levels could've gone up a few notches, there was nothing particularly freaky in there to me.
Considering that the movie is rated PG-13 in the US and that comic book movies are generally the popcorn type of movie, they already push it pretty hard. Not to mention that many of the most gruesome stuff happens off-screen.
By the way, is it just me or are you suffering from Hype backlash?
