I though you were a child of the Eighties, man. 
Lingering Questions from 'The Dark Knight'...
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And I thought everyone here knew about The Dead Zone. It ran for six seasons.
I though you were a child of the Eighties, man.
It's been ages since I've seen any of those movies, and a couple of them I've never seen and The Dead Zone I've never seen either.
Anthony Michael Hall? Is so low on my radar he's practically Steve Gutenberg.
Although, him, I'd very like recognize.
^^^ Don't summon the Gutenberg. It is unholy.
I loved The Dead Zone. It was a great show.
I loved The Dead Zone. It was a great show.
Steve Gutenberg. Steve Gutenberg. Steve Gutenberg.
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Maybe he was being blamed for the deaths of the cops who were guarding him, that Joker killed? That's the only thing that could make sense.
But that would bring the cop count to 3 including Wuertz.
Ok.... WHAT THE HECK>>>
Ok, when Maroni tells Gordon that he can tell him where the joker is.. It cuts.. Where does he lead Gordon and why???
Ok, when Maroni tells Gordon that he can tell him where the joker is.. It cuts.. Where does he lead Gordon and why???
Re: Ok.... WHAT THE HECK>>>
Gordon was talking to his team, preparing to move in on the Joker, at MCU when The Joker makes his announcement about blowing up a hospital forcing Gordon and the police to re-prioritize their efforts.
Gordon was talking to his team, preparing to move in on the Joker, at MCU when The Joker makes his announcement about blowing up a hospital forcing Gordon and the police to re-prioritize their efforts.
Question...wouldn't the death of Lau, the chief witness, be reason enough to dismiss the case against the mob?
They had already gotten his statements.
But did he testify?
Gordon has a line near the end where he says everything has fallen apart.
Everything has fallen apart because Dent's reputation is trashed and his repuation is critical to getting their work done. If what he did got out it'd but his credibility into question, releasing the mafia. That's why Batman "sacraficed" himself -so that Dent's repuation could stand not cause all of their work to be undone.
As for Lau and him testifying. I'm not sure and I've not enough legal know-how to know what happens when your witness makes statements and he's killed by those he's testifying against before he can testify. What happens to his statements and deposition? Also the judge who agreed to the absurd number of charges dies so that's another wrench in the plan.
But, strictly from what we're given in the movie, Gordon believes Dent's tarnished reputation will ruin their plans and un-do all of their work. So Gordon, in the context of the universe of the movie, believes that all of their plans can still work so long as Dent's reputation was maintained. That's why Batman took the blame for the deaths of the "5" people. It keeps Dent's reputation clean so their plans can work.
If their plans couldn't work if Dent is clean or not then Bat's sacrafice means nothing -other than redeeming himself in his mind for killing.
He had some-kind-of hydraulic/multifunction tool built into his arm/glove.
Did you not hear the mechancial whirr?
Yes, I did hear it and I figured that was part of it, but I didn't see the tool.
I really liked the parking garage sequence. I thought the fake Batmen was an awesome reintroduction to the real Batman.
"The difference is I'm not wearing hockey pants."
Actually he said "hockey pads" as that's what the fakers were wearing as "armor."
But with Bale's growly over-blown voice I thought it was "pants" too but realized "hockey pants" didn't make any sense.
