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The question about the bikes is a good one - wondered that myself. I suppose the magic of cinema is how they managed to get them through the building. I suppose they could be smuggled through the backdoor.

Again not that big an issue. It was a fun sequence in of itself.

Is it really that big a deal? We see that the LoS have infiltrated everywhere (Project Mayhem style!) so having a few bikes in the basement (or whatever) is pretty small beer by their standards.

Be a lot easier to smuggle a few dirt bikes into the basement of the Gotham Stock Exchange than it would be to "sneak" hundreds of oil drums onto those ferries (and presumably a hospital) in The Dark Knight. Just sayin', like. Like I did in my glowing-yet-curiously-not-uncritical reviews.

Fact is, movies like this seldom ever make any sense. If you're unwilling to suspend your disbelief, that is. Cos if you're prepared to swallow a guy dressed up as a bat (and precious few people ever noticing he's one of The Richest, Most Powerful and, therefore, one of The Most Famous Men In The World!) everything else really is just pointless nitpicking.

So there.

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Batman has no limitations

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Personally I think Insomnia is his best.

Seems like a total hipster choice, but while I have a genuine fondness for his Batman flicks (especially The Dark Knight), Insomnia is the one Nolan joint I always go back to time and time again.

It contains Pacino's arguably last great performance and Robin Williams is creepy as sin.

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ORIGINAL: cerebusboy

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ORIGINAL: Rgirvan44

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ORIGINAL: cerebusboy

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How about you just read the rules and then thats that?

I've done so, but I was talking about the rules in the context of Renegade. He's just in the door, only a couple of posts, and he's already getting hassle from some Private Members Club types. I was doing him a favour by pointing out that it would be a good idea for a mod to recommend the rules. I wish someone had done that to me earlier.

I'd certainly welcome lots more on topic DKR discussion, but I got the impression you feel that the conversation's gone on on this thread long enough?

You are very good at this, I will grant you that.

Batman has no limitations

Like this thread. But unlike some posters' patience...?

Sir, you try my patience.

Don't mind if I do. You must try mine sometime.

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Personally I think Insomnia is his best.

Seems like a total hipster choice, but while I have a genuine fondness for his Batman flicks (especially The Dark Knight), Insomnia is the one Nolan joint I always go back to time and time again.

It contains Pacino's arguably last great performance and Robin Williams is creepy as sin.

Pacino's last great non-shouty performance, that's for sure. And Robin Williams is always creepy. Only here he was supposed to be for once!

(Insomnia's great. And the reason Hollywood was queuing up to star in Batman Begins, I think.)

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And Robin Williams is always creepy. Only here he was supposed to be for once!

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And Robin Williams is always creepy. Only here he was supposed to be for once!

Actually, he might have been creepier in Patch Adams.

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ORIGINAL: Rgirvan44

The question about the bikes is a good one - wondered that myself. I suppose the magic of cinema is how they managed to get them through the building. I suppose they could be smuggled through the backdoor.

Again not that big an issue. It was a fun sequence in of itself.

Is it really that big a deal? We see that the LoS have infiltrated everywhere (Project Mayhem style!) so having a few bikes in the basement (or whatever) is pretty small beer by their standards.

Be a lot easier to smuggle a few dirt bikes into the basement of the Gotham Stock Exchange than it would be to "sneak" hundreds of oil drums onto those ferries (and presumably a hospital) in The Dark Knight. Just sayin', like. Like I did in my glowing-yet-curiously-not-uncritical reviews.

Fact is, movies like this seldom ever make any sense. If you're unwilling to suspend your disbelief, that is. Cos if you're prepared to swallow a guy dressed up as a bat (and precious few people ever noticing he's one of The Richest, Most Powerful and, therefore, one of The Most Famous Men In The World!) everything else really is just pointless nitpicking.

So there.

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ORIGINAL: chris kilby

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ORIGINAL: cerebusboy

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ORIGINAL: Rgirvan44

The question about the bikes is a good one - wondered that myself. I suppose the magic of cinema is how they managed to get them through the building. I suppose they could be smuggled through the backdoor.

Again not that big an issue. It was a fun sequence in of itself.

Is it really that big a deal? We see that the LoS have infiltrated everywhere (Project Mayhem style!) so having a few bikes in the basement (or whatever) is pretty small beer by their standards.

Be a lot easier to smuggle a few dirt bikes into the basement of the Gotham Stock Exchange than it would be to "sneak" hundreds of oil drums onto those ferries (and presumably a hospital) in The Dark Knight. Just sayin', like. Like I did in my glowing-yet-curiously-not-uncritical reviews.

Fact is, movies like this seldom ever make any sense. If you're unwilling to suspend your disbelief, that is. Cos if you're prepared to swallow a guy dressed up as a bat (and precious few people ever noticing he's one of The Richest, Most Powerful and, therefore, one of The Most Famous Men In The World!) everything else really is just pointless nitpicking.

So there.

Can I direct you both yet again to the bit where I said that it isn't a big deal for the very reasons highlighted above.

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ORIGINAL: chris kilby

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The question about the bikes is a good one - wondered that myself. I suppose the magic of cinema is how they managed to get them through the building. I suppose they could be smuggled through the backdoor.

Again not that big an issue. It was a fun sequence in of itself.

Is it really that big a deal? We see that the LoS have infiltrated everywhere (Project Mayhem style!) so having a few bikes in the basement (or whatever) is pretty small beer by their standards.

Be a lot easier to smuggle a few dirt bikes into the basement of the Gotham Stock Exchange than it would be to "sneak" hundreds of oil drums onto those ferries (and presumably a hospital) in The Dark Knight. Just sayin', like. Like I did in my glowing-yet-curiously-not-uncritical reviews.

Fact is, movies like this seldom ever make any sense. If you're unwilling to suspend your disbelief, that is. Cos if you're prepared to swallow a guy dressed up as a bat (and precious few people ever noticing he's one of The Richest, Most Powerful and, therefore, one of The Most Famous Men In The World!) everything else really is just pointless nitpicking.

So there.

Can I direct you both yet again to the bit where I said that it isn't a big deal for the very reasons highlighted above.

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ORIGINAL: chris kilby

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ORIGINAL: cerebusboy

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ORIGINAL: Rgirvan44

The question about the bikes is a good one - wondered that myself. I suppose the magic of cinema is how they managed to get them through the building. I suppose they could be smuggled through the backdoor.

Again not that big an issue. It was a fun sequence in of itself.

Is it really that big a deal? We see that the LoS have infiltrated everywhere (Project Mayhem style!) so having a few bikes in the basement (or whatever) is pretty small beer by their standards.

Be a lot easier to smuggle a few dirt bikes into the basement of the Gotham Stock Exchange than it would be to "sneak" hundreds of oil drums onto those ferries (and presumably a hospital) in The Dark Knight. Just sayin', like. Like I did in my glowing-yet-curiously-not-uncritical reviews.

Fact is, movies like this seldom ever make any sense. If you're unwilling to suspend your disbelief, that is. Cos if you're prepared to swallow a guy dressed up as a bat (and precious few people ever noticing he's one of The Richest, Most Powerful and, therefore, one of The Most Famous Men In The World!) everything else really is just pointless nitpicking.

So there.

Hmm, in a panic emergency evacuations situation, would "searching below decks for oil drums" really be a priority ?

And remember, in Batman Begins we see a more "realistic" Bruce in a ski mask and Kevlar. It's pish. Dressing up as a Bat is a reasonable and not excessively implausible implementation of "weaponized fear" The fact that even the most hardened criminal, used to dealing with cops, rival gangs will have a terrified WTF? response to a dude in a Batsuit is kinda the point. Look also how Batman took down the SWAT team in Dark Knight. They ain't trained to deal wit' no Batman!

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Hey Chris, it struck me that me and you are like Batman and Catwoman, heroically fighting against the baddies and haterz!

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ORIGINAL: Rgirvan44

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ORIGINAL: chris kilby

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ORIGINAL: cerebusboy

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ORIGINAL: Rgirvan44

The question about the bikes is a good one - wondered that myself. I suppose the magic of cinema is how they managed to get them through the building. I suppose they could be smuggled through the backdoor.

Again not that big an issue. It was a fun sequence in of itself.

Is it really that big a deal? We see that the LoS have infiltrated everywhere (Project Mayhem style!) so having a few bikes in the basement (or whatever) is pretty small beer by their standards.

Be a lot easier to smuggle a few dirt bikes into the basement of the Gotham Stock Exchange than it would be to "sneak" hundreds of oil drums onto those ferries (and presumably a hospital) in The Dark Knight. Just sayin', like. Like I did in my glowing-yet-curiously-not-uncritical reviews.

Fact is, movies like this seldom ever make any sense. If you're unwilling to suspend your disbelief, that is. Cos if you're prepared to swallow a guy dressed up as a bat (and precious few people ever noticing he's one of The Richest, Most Powerful and, therefore, one of The Most Famous Men In The World!) everything else really is just pointless nitpicking.

So there.

Can I direct you both yet again to the bit where I said that it isn't a big deal for the very reasons highlighted above.

He wasn't necessarily disagreeing with you - the dude with the Spider-Man avatar in the DK thread raised the motorbike issue too!

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ORIGINAL: cerebusboy

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ORIGINAL: chris kilby

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ORIGINAL: cerebusboy

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The question about the bikes is a good one - wondered that myself. I suppose the magic of cinema is how they managed to get them through the building. I suppose they could be smuggled through the backdoor.

Again not that big an issue. It was a fun sequence in of itself.

Is it really that big a deal? We see that the LoS have infiltrated everywhere (Project Mayhem style!) so having a few bikes in the basement (or whatever) is pretty small beer by their standards.

Be a lot easier to smuggle a few dirt bikes into the basement of the Gotham Stock Exchange than it would be to "sneak" hundreds of oil drums onto those ferries (and presumably a hospital) in The Dark Knight. Just sayin', like. Like I did in my glowing-yet-curiously-not-uncritical reviews.

Fact is, movies like this seldom ever make any sense. If you're unwilling to suspend your disbelief, that is. Cos if you're prepared to swallow a guy dressed up as a bat (and precious few people ever noticing he's one of The Richest, Most Powerful and, therefore, one of The Most Famous Men In The World!) everything else really is just pointless nitpicking.

So there.

Hmm, in a panic emergency evacuations situation, would "searching below decks for oil drums" really be a priority ?

And remember, in Batman Begins we see a more "realistic" Bruce in a ski mask and Kevlar. It's pish. Dressing up as a Bat is a reasonable and not excessively implausible implementation of "weaponized fear" The fact that even the most hardened criminal, used to dealing with cops, rival gangs will have a terrified WTF? response to a dude in a Batsuit is kinda the point. Look also how Batman took down the SWAT team in Dark Knight. They ain't trained to deal wit' no Batman!

Tell you what. Pop down to Ardrossan and try to smuggle one oil drum onto a ferry and see how far you get. Alternately, you could try doing the same at The Royal Infirmary, if that's handier for you. You could even kill two birds with the one stone by attempting these feats while dressed up as a bat and I'll watch out for you on the news tonight!

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Hey Chris, it struck me that me and you are like Batman and Catwoman, heroically fighting against the baddies and haterz!

And like The Batman, I often get blown out of the sky for my trouble. Or do I...?

(Hang on a sec! Just who's supposed to be who in this little scenario, exactly...?)

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ORIGINAL: cerebusboy

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The question about the bikes is a good one - wondered that myself. I suppose the magic of cinema is how they managed to get them through the building. I suppose they could be smuggled through the backdoor.

Again not that big an issue. It was a fun sequence in of itself.

Is it really that big a deal? We see that the LoS have infiltrated everywhere (Project Mayhem style!) so having a few bikes in the basement (or whatever) is pretty small beer by their standards.

Be a lot easier to smuggle a few dirt bikes into the basement of the Gotham Stock Exchange than it would be to "sneak" hundreds of oil drums onto those ferries (and presumably a hospital) in The Dark Knight. Just sayin', like. Like I did in my glowing-yet-curiously-not-uncritical reviews.

Fact is, movies like this seldom ever make any sense. If you're unwilling to suspend your disbelief, that is. Cos if you're prepared to swallow a guy dressed up as a bat (and precious few people ever noticing he's one of The Richest, Most Powerful and, therefore, one of The Most Famous Men In The World!) everything else really is just pointless nitpicking.

So there.

Can I direct you both yet again to the bit where I said that it isn't a big deal for the very reasons highlighted above.

He wasn't necessarily disagreeing with you - the dude with the Spider-Man avatar in the DK thread raised the motorbike issue too!

That is my point - we are all in agreement. Huzzah!

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ORIGINAL: cerebusboy

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ORIGINAL: cerebusboy

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ORIGINAL: Rgirvan44

The question about the bikes is a good one - wondered that myself. I suppose the magic of cinema is how they managed to get them through the building. I suppose they could be smuggled through the backdoor.

Again not that big an issue. It was a fun sequence in of itself.

Is it really that big a deal? We see that the LoS have infiltrated everywhere (Project Mayhem style!) so having a few bikes in the basement (or whatever) is pretty small beer by their standards.

Be a lot easier to smuggle a few dirt bikes into the basement of the Gotham Stock Exchange than it would be to "sneak" hundreds of oil drums onto those ferries (and presumably a hospital) in The Dark Knight. Just sayin', like. Like I did in my glowing-yet-curiously-not-uncritical reviews.

Fact is, movies like this seldom ever make any sense. If you're unwilling to suspend your disbelief, that is. Cos if you're prepared to swallow a guy dressed up as a bat (and precious few people ever noticing he's one of The Richest, Most Powerful and, therefore, one of The Most Famous Men In The World!) everything else really is just pointless nitpicking.

So there.

Hmm, in a panic emergency evacuations situation, would "searching below decks for oil drums" really be a priority ?

And remember, in Batman Begins we see a more "realistic" Bruce in a ski mask and Kevlar. It's pish. Dressing up as a Bat is a reasonable and not excessively implausible implementation of "weaponized fear" The fact that even the most hardened criminal, used to dealing with cops, rival gangs will have a terrified WTF? response to a dude in a Batsuit is kinda the point. Look also how Batman took down the SWAT team in Dark Knight. They ain't trained to deal wit' no Batman!

Tell you what. Pop down to Ardrossan and try to smuggle one oil drum onto a ferry and see how far you get. Alternately, you could try doing the same at The Royal Infirmary, if that's handier for you. You could even kill two birds with the one stone by attempting these feats while dressed up as a bat and I'll watch out for you on the news tonight!

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Hey Chris, it struck me that me and you are like Batman and Catwoman, heroically fighting against the baddies and haterz!

And like The Batman, I often get blown out of the sky for my trouble. Or do I...?

(Hang on a sec! Just who's supposed to be who in this little scenario, exactly...?)

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Wait - you are from Ayrshire?

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ORIGINAL: MonsterCat

Personally I think Insomnia is his best.

Seems like a total hipster choice, but while I have a genuine fondness for his Batman flicks (especially The Dark Knight), Insomnia is the one Nolan joint I always go back to time and time again.

It contains Pacino's arguably last great performance and Robin Williams is creepy as sin.

Pacino's last great non-shouty performance, that's for sure. And Robin Williams is always creepy. Only here he was supposed to be for once!

(Insomnia's great. And the reason Hollywood was queuing up to star in Batman Begins, I think.)

Shouty Pacino isn't all-bad though! Personally I thought his turn in the peerless Angels in America was superb.

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ORIGINAL: chris kilby

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Personally I think Insomnia is his best.

Seems like a total hipster choice, but while I have a genuine fondness for his Batman flicks (especially The Dark Knight), Insomnia is the one Nolan joint I always go back to time and time again.

It contains Pacino's arguably last great performance and Robin Williams is creepy as sin.

Pacino's last great non-shouty performance, that's for sure. And Robin Williams is always creepy. Only here he was supposed to be for once!

(Insomnia's great. And the reason Hollywood was queuing up to star in Batman Begins, I think.)

Shouty Pacino isn't all-bad though! Personally I thought his turn in the peerless Angels in America was superb.

Indeed. I'm quite partial to a bit of quiet, brooding Pacino which suddenly gets all SHOUTY. Heat is a classic in this respect:

Cos's she's got a GREAT ASS! And you've got your head ALL THE WAY UP IT!

Hank Azaria's genuinely stunned response ("Jesus") is priceless - he had absolutely no idea Pacino was going to do this.

Glengarry Glen Ross is another one -

You stoopid focking cont... FOCK YOU, DAVE! FOCK YOU!

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The question about the bikes is a good one - wondered that myself. I suppose the magic of cinema is how they managed to get them through the building. I suppose they could be smuggled through the backdoor.

Again not that big an issue. It was a fun sequence in of itself.

Is it really that big a deal? We see that the LoS have infiltrated everywhere (Project Mayhem style!) so having a few bikes in the basement (or whatever) is pretty small beer by their standards.

Be a lot easier to smuggle a few dirt bikes into the basement of the Gotham Stock Exchange than it would be to "sneak" hundreds of oil drums onto those ferries (and presumably a hospital) in The Dark Knight. Just sayin', like. Like I did in my glowing-yet-curiously-not-uncritical reviews.

Fact is, movies like this seldom ever make any sense. If you're unwilling to suspend your disbelief, that is. Cos if you're prepared to swallow a guy dressed up as a bat (and precious few people ever noticing he's one of The Richest, Most Powerful and, therefore, one of The Most Famous Men In The World!) everything else really is just pointless nitpicking.

So there.

Hmm, in a panic emergency evacuations situation, would "searching below decks for oil drums" really be a priority ?

And remember, in Batman Begins we see a more "realistic" Bruce in a ski mask and Kevlar. It's pish. Dressing up as a Bat is a reasonable and not excessively implausible implementation of "weaponized fear" The fact that even the most hardened criminal, used to dealing with cops, rival gangs will have a terrified WTF? response to a dude in a Batsuit is kinda the point. Look also how Batman took down the SWAT team in Dark Knight. They ain't trained to deal wit' no Batman!

Tell you what. Pop down to Ardrossan and try to smuggle one oil drum onto a ferry and see how far you get. Alternately, you could try doing the same at The Royal Infirmary, if that's handier for you. You could even kill two birds with the one stone by attempting these feats while dressed up as a bat and I'll watch out for you on the news tonight!

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Hey Chris, it struck me that me and you are like Batman and Catwoman, heroically fighting against the baddies and haterz!

And like The Batman, I often get blown out of the sky for my trouble. Or do I...?

(Hang on a sec! Just who's supposed to be who in this little scenario, exactly...?)

Is Adrossan in the midst of an urgent emergency evacuation?

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ORIGINAL: cerebusboy

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ORIGINAL: chris kilby

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ORIGINAL: cerebusboy

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ORIGINAL: cerebusboy

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ORIGINAL: Rgirvan44

The question about the bikes is a good one - wondered that myself. I suppose the magic of cinema is how they managed to get them through the building. I suppose they could be smuggled through the backdoor.

Again not that big an issue. It was a fun sequence in of itself.

Is it really that big a deal? We see that the LoS have infiltrated everywhere (Project Mayhem style!) so having a few bikes in the basement (or whatever) is pretty small beer by their standards.

Be a lot easier to smuggle a few dirt bikes into the basement of the Gotham Stock Exchange than it would be to "sneak" hundreds of oil drums onto those ferries (and presumably a hospital) in The Dark Knight. Just sayin', like. Like I did in my glowing-yet-curiously-not-uncritical reviews.

Fact is, movies like this seldom ever make any sense. If you're unwilling to suspend your disbelief, that is. Cos if you're prepared to swallow a guy dressed up as a bat (and precious few people ever noticing he's one of The Richest, Most Powerful and, therefore, one of The Most Famous Men In The World!) everything else really is just pointless nitpicking.

So there.

Hmm, in a panic emergency evacuations situation, would "searching below decks for oil drums" really be a priority ?

And remember, in Batman Begins we see a more "realistic" Bruce in a ski mask and Kevlar. It's pish. Dressing up as a Bat is a reasonable and not excessively implausible implementation of "weaponized fear" The fact that even the most hardened criminal, used to dealing with cops, rival gangs will have a terrified WTF? response to a dude in a Batsuit is kinda the point. Look also how Batman took down the SWAT team in Dark Knight. They ain't trained to deal wit' no Batman!

Tell you what. Pop down to Ardrossan and try to smuggle one oil drum onto a ferry and see how far you get. Alternately, you could try doing the same at The Royal Infirmary, if that's handier for you. You could even kill two birds with the one stone by attempting these feats while dressed up as a bat and I'll watch out for you on the news tonight!

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Hey Chris, it struck me that me and you are like Batman and Catwoman, heroically fighting against the baddies and haterz!

And like The Batman, I often get blown out of the sky for my trouble. Or do I...?

(Hang on a sec! Just who's supposed to be who in this little scenario, exactly...?)

Is Adrossan in the midst of an urgent emergency evacuation?

It will be when you get there - I've already grassed you up!

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Wait - you are from Ayrshire?

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Wait - you are from Ayrshire?

I've been to Ayrshire. I have connections/friends in low places. But then, I have eyes and ears everywhere...

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Wait - you are from Ayrshire?

I thought Chris was a fellow Weegie!

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Hope he's not a closet teucthar (no wonder he needs a secret identity)

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Who's side are you on!? You're worse than Miranda Tate

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Wait - you are from Ayrshire?

I thought Chris was a fellow Weegie!

Now that would be telling. Scotland's about as specific as I'm prepared to get, location-wise. Once you've acquired an online stalker like wot I have (no, not him!) you learn to be a bit more discreet about what you divulge about yourself online.

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Hope he's not a closet teucthar (no wonder he needs a secret identity)

What's wrong with teuchters? Some of my best friends are teuchters. Actually... None of them are.

(Why are so many people in Edinburgh called "Ken..."?)

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I do hope you're not confusing Pacino with Shatner The latter should really be credited with inventing grunge style quiet-LOUD-quiet-RANDOM LOUD via his acting style

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Come on Glasgow's big like Gotham! Lots of crime though. Hope nobody ever sends all our polis down the sewer!

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Jeez; I leave for a week or something and it all goes tits up!! What the duce has gone on?!

Anyway; back on topic...is that ok?!

Now that I've watched the film an unhealthy amount of time at the cinema (including an evening visit by myself, which is only the second time in my life I've done that) I am getting curious as to how this film will translate onto DVD.
Personally I think Batman Begins works better in the comfort of my living room; it just feels more personal a film. As the scale of this film is so epic I wonder if it won't translate as well...just my thought of the day.

You're gonna need a bigger TV