The Dark Knight

[massacre man]

Originally Posted by ferretchucker

I dunno how they'd pull it off in the style they've sone the last two films, but I'd be interested in seeing a big screen version of Clayface. I think they'd be able to do Ventriloquist quite. Imagine how creepy they could make Scarface the Dummy.

Like this.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clayface#Basil_Karlo

If they do Ventriloquist and Scarface they shouldn't be a major villain. Just someone inside Arkham.

[massacre man]

Originally Posted by hammerfan

If I was his mother, I would not let him see it.

Awwwwh. Be cool.

[hammerfan]

Originally Posted by massacre man

Awwwwh. Be cool.

Sorry, I think it's too intense for a 7-year-old.

[Roderick Usher]

Originally Posted by hammerfan

Sorry, I think it's too intense for a 7-year-old.

My kids adored it and they are 5 & 11. It all depends on the child. Some kids are easily upset, others have been taught to seperate fantasy from reality.

It's sad how the older people get, the less they remember how much fun it was to get scared as a kid. The television "personalities" bitching about how "bad" this film is for kids are all in thier 50s or older. How many of us are here because we saw a scary movie when we were young and it sort of blew our minds? Kids are resiliant - even more so than adults, it's in their wiring.

I was going to see Rated R films when I was 8 and I'm a realtively normal husband and father. No mental/emotional scars here.

[ferretchucker]

But so far, like many of the superhero movies lately, they're going for realism, and the new batman series more than most, so a giant clay monster I don't see how they'd do it. But I do hope they do eventually.

[The_Return]

Originally Posted by ferretchucker

But so far, like many of the superhero movies lately, they're going for realism, and the new batman series more than most, so a giant clay monster I don't see how they'd do it. But I do hope they do eventually.

Did you even read the article? Karlo started out as just some dude in a bunch of masks, I think thats what MM meant.

[Despare]

Originally Posted by Mr. Grady

Is it too intense for a 7 year old boy? I want to go, but my kid will flip if I don't bring him...consensus here?

Brutal Massacre disc released today http://lmbproductions.com/

I wouldn't take MOST 7 year olds to see it.

[massacre man]

Originally Posted by The_Return

Did you even read the article? Karlo started out as just some dude in a bunch of masks, I think thats what MM meant.

Yeah, I meant that.

[ferretchucker]

Fair enough. I stand corrected.

[hammerfan]

Originally Posted by Roderick Usher

My kids adored it and they are 5 & 11. It all depends on the child. Some kids are easily upset, others have been taught to seperate fantasy from reality.

It's sad how the older people get, the less they remember how much fun it was to get scared as a kid. The television "personalities" bitching about how "bad" this film is for kids are all in thier 50s or older. How many of us are here because we saw a scary movie when we were young and it sort of blew our minds? Kids are resiliant - even more so than adults, it's in their wiring.

I was going to see Rated R films when I was 8 and I'm a realtively normal husband and father. No mental/emotional scars here.

I remember full well how thrilling it was to watch a horror movie when I was a child. The movies that are made now are way more intense than the movies when I was in grade school - heck, even high school for that matter.