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9 months ago
in DAGRON on Notes of Chaos 2: The Revengening
I thought that dragon from Never ending story was a dog too. Very nice drawings. And the Five Alive callback was classic. It's funny what things stick with us over time.
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Jim
Indeed. I'm thinking it was probably the really colorful logo and box design. Or perhaps it was really delicious? Now, I'm really going to have to try to find some.
9 months ago
in Notes of Chaos 2: The Revengening » Blog Archive » My twelve hours with Senor Cardgage on Notes of Chaos 2: The Revengening
I too was misinformed about canvassing. Thanks for clearing that up. This seemed quite surreal.
But unitarians are pretty liberal. comparatively speaking.
But unitarians are pretty liberal. comparatively speaking.
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Jim
Oh, I don't doubt that. It's just that I don't see the point of going to a church service. I hated those as a kid, even more than hearing about a god that seemed suspect to me.
11 months ago
in The Dark Knight: I wasn’t awed. on Notes of Chaos 2: The Revengening
Good, and fair review. (I loved the movie, but I also love good reviews)
I see where you are going about there being a wall of believability when it comes to the realism of the film. Coming in spoiler-free, I wasn't expecting that at all, but in terms of establishing Gotham's need for heroes and hope, I think the film did that, I dunno if that was the only point though. Gotham needed heroes and hope so badly that they did pin their hopes on a very unlikely source, Dent, but he too, was only a man. I found it believable, if a bit paternalistic, that Batman/Gordon would feel the need to protect the secret of his murders to keep the city's faith.
I've got more, but it's morning and my boss is looking at me.
I see where you are going about there being a wall of believability when it comes to the realism of the film. Coming in spoiler-free, I wasn't expecting that at all, but in terms of establishing Gotham's need for heroes and hope, I think the film did that, I dunno if that was the only point though. Gotham needed heroes and hope so badly that they did pin their hopes on a very unlikely source, Dent, but he too, was only a man. I found it believable, if a bit paternalistic, that Batman/Gordon would feel the need to protect the secret of his murders to keep the city's faith.
I've got more, but it's morning and my boss is looking at me.
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Jim
I did see Gotham's need for hope, certainly, but the movie didn't really establish to me their need for heroes, especially not their need for Dent. But you're right in that the movie had other points and did succeed on some of those.
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