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It was good

But it needs more Basspro55

Darkar responds:

Ehm............ oooooooooooooooooook.

What the fuck is that anyway?

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.....OHHHHH I GET IT, ROFL!

For anybody who dosent get the pun, he after a long day, he got in his PJ's , Brushed his teeth, and went to go "Hit the Sack" xD

Ohhh Boyy

This Was Just Dandy!

Emanhattan responds:

glad you like it now wheres my money

Oh My God...

... This is one of the most well animated flash animations I have ever seen in newgrounds history. This Paticular production must have had an insanly high budget. Starting off with the very dramatic first scene, which portrays racism, drama, courage, unity, friendship, betrayal. The way Bill feels insecure about black people was a stunning influence on basic youth today.

The High Quality CGI effects on the Inbected were out of this world, and blew me away every second. It was almost like the Zombies were coming out of my screen to grab me.

The trouble is that Batman, a.k.a. playboy Bruce Wayne, has had it up to here with being the white knight. He's pissed that the public sees him as a vigilante. He'll leave the hero stuff to district attorney Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) and stop the DA from moving in on Rachel Dawes (feisty Maggie Gyllenhaal, in for sweetie Katie Holmes), the lady love who is Batman's only hope for a normal life.

Everything gleams like sin in Gotham City (cinematographer Wally Pfister shot on location in Chicago, bringing a gritty reality to a cartoon fantasy). And the bad guys seem jazzed by their evildoing. Take the Joker, who treats a stunningly staged bank robbery like his private video game with accomplices in Joker masks, blood spurting and only one winner. Nolan shot this sequence, and three others, for the IMAX screen and with a finesse for choreographing action that rivals Michael Mann's Heat. But it's what's going on inside the Bathead that pulls us in. Bale is electrifying as a fallibly human crusader at war with his own conscience.

I can only speak superlatives of Ledger, who is mad-crazy-blazing brilliant as the Joker. Miles from Jack Nicholson's broadly funny take on the role in Tim Burton's 1989 Batman, Ledger takes the role to the shadows, where even what's comic is hardly a relief. No plastic mask for Ledger; his face is caked with moldy makeup that highlights the red scar of a grin, the grungy hair and the yellowing teeth of a hound fresh out of hell. To the clown prince of crime, a knife is preferable to a gun, the better to "savor the moment."

The deft script, by Nolan and his brother Jonathan, taking note of Bob Kane's original Batman and Frank Miller's bleak rethink, refuses to explain the Joker with pop psychology. Forget Freudian hints about a dad who carved a smile into his son's face with a razor. As the Joker says, "What doesn't kill you makes you stranger."

The Joker represents the last completed role for Ledger, who died in January at 28 before finishing work on Terry Gilliam's The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. It's typical of Ledger's total commitment to films as diverse as Brokeback Mountain and I'm Not There that he does nothing out of vanity or the need to be liked. If there's a movement to get him the first posthumous Oscar since Peter Finch won for 1976's Network, sign me up. Ledger's Joker has no gray areas - he's all rampaging id. Watch him crash a party and circle Rachel, a woman torn between Bale's Bruce (she knows he's Batman) and Eckhart's DA, another lover she has to share with his civic duty. "Hello, beautiful," says the Joker, sniffing Rachel like a feral beast. He's right when he compares himself to a dog chasing a car: The chase is all. The Joker's sadism is limitless, and the masochistic delight he takes in being punched and bloodied to a pulp would shame the Marquis de Sade. "I choose chaos," says the Joker, and those words sum up what's at stake in The Dark Knight.

The Joker wants Batman to choose chaos as well. He knows humanity is what you lose while you're busy making plans to gain power. Every actor brings his A game to show the lure of the dark side. Michael Caine purrs with sarcastic wit as Bruce's butler, Alfred, who harbors a secret that could crush his boss's spirit. Morgan Freeman radiates tough wisdom as Lucius Fox, the scientist who designs those wonderful toys.

Overall this was one of the most ANTICIPATED flash movies of our generation, filled with Loads of Suspence, Comedy, action, and enough Love and Wisdom to spead forever, epic

Well...

It was good, but I dident chuckle, at all

Good animation though, some things were tweened a bit fast in the opening, like the koopa's flying, and the toads.

ThePigeonMaster responds:

"some things were tweened a bit fast in the opening, like the koopa's flying, and the toads"

Maybe because they were running and flying fast, don't you think?

2.72 / 5.00

2.72 / 5.00... that is WAYYY to low for this flash, i'm going to be contacting you in a bit... Check your PM's soon

This is Awesome

Very nice, shows the true halloween spirit :)

10/10
5/5
Favorited

P.S. Sorry i couldent help you with the intro, but it looks like you dident need my help after all ;)

VintageBro responds:

Thanks paper.

Well

The Idea was kinda origonal, but the animation was Sub-Par.

The scenes dragged on, and were pretty boring to watch, putting the subtitles at the top was a pretty dumb idea seeing as how views have to look up, which takes they're attention away from the animation, and there are the most blatant grammer errors, but i wont deduct because of that.

Overall, pleasse try harder next time, because it is quite obvious that you have talent, you just dont know how to use it.

Another One?

More Unfunny Jokes, More Crappy Animation, and the dumbest crap i've ever seen.

This is the reason sprite's are declining popularity, because people like you rush these things because they want awards...

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This reminds me of someone.... a NG user.... not sure who.... someoneeeeeeeee.....

Great Flash By the Way :3

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