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I don't feel the film was true reflection of what I'd come to expect from a Batman and Robin movie.

Would you hold someone responsible for a decision one of their estranged relatives made? No. So how he feels about her dad is fairly irrelevant. Why not? She can also ride a motorcycle and is a gymnast. Turns out all of those things come in pretty handy in a Batman movie. Perhaps she can play guitar like Jimi Hendrix too, but there was never any call to show that during the course of the film... but if there had I wouldn't have wanted to see her taking lessons as a child to explain how she learned. I just accept the fact that she has acquired those skills somewhere down the line for whatever purpose she might need them for in the fictional town of Gotham City. No she wasn't. She was talking a good game, hiding her true feelings with a veneer of nihilism which Batman never bought into from the very start. He always thought she was better than that, and in the end he was vindicated in that belief. All Selina Kyle truly wanted was a fresh start, nothing more, and what happened to Gotham never brought her any joy at all. Razors were amongst the essential supplies they got. Keeping themselves respectable reminded the policemen and women (who liked to keep their legs smooth and underarm hair manageable) trapped underground that even though they were imprisoned they were still Gotham's finest. This maintenance of basic hygiene standards helped to keep morale high for the showdown at the end of the movie. Fun fact: The trapped men and women of Gotham PD also raised their spirits with camp fire singsongs, charades and impromptu orgies.... but like the scenes showing Anne Hathaway playing guitar these were cut from the final movie due to time constraints. ------------------ As far as logic holes go I did wonder why his leg still worked when he had to climb the pit and why the fall with the rope around him didn't fuck up his back again. I suppose he still had the leg device and the rope has a bit of give in it. I also wondered why the freed police men ran at the criminals who were carrying machine guns instead of hiding in the surrounding buildings and shooting at them from positions of cover. But then, that wouldn't have looked quite so visually impressive and maybe they just didn't have the time to do that. ---------------- Ultimately it was a good film about a man in a bat costume, with some great acting performances, which made perfect sense on an emotional level and was truly heroic.

Alfred is senile. Bruce Wayne/Batman is dead.

Kara: 2NE1

Rainbow: If you're all about the videos... Miss A

Brown Eyed Girls Big Bang 2NE1 + Big Bang Girl's Generation (SNSD) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5I0c7DmSZg

Oh no!

I'd like to give a few of my new songs a public airing. Any acoustic gig slots anywhere?

Thank you.

If you are black or a woman the Police could be a great career move for you, as you will be promoted twice as fast just to prove how racist and sexist they aren't.

Compassionate people should be allowed to adopt the chicks so they can live.

Your band's name is quite scatological. Is that deliberate?

I hate that picture. What's it supposed to mean? I see two women. One of them posed and photographed in order to look as glamorous as possible, the other a candid shot of someone (not posing for the camera) enjoying herself at the beach. Both are incredibly thin.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uoo2KioueCQ

I only write new songs

Time Cop... dear god.

Has no one mentioned cool thinker yet?

No rush. I am talking about goal-setting with deadlines. There you have it. After gigging your very first band you've known what it takes to be in a band. Therefore, you can more reasonably assess when you're ready. You can even afford to indulge yourself by not gigging. But a band who do not have the benefit of this information, without a deadline of any kind, will not use their time profitably. Let me ask you a question: Before your first gig, what difference would another 6 months of practise have made to your first band? Not as much as those 6 months of gigging did.

You have some good ideas and it sounds like you can play, but the recording is terribly executed. Sort it out. You don't need any more demos of this or a similar standard. Don't "look" to start gigging "post-summer" - whatever that means. That's fucking forever away. Pull your fingers out. Make getting a bass player your top priority. When you get one scare yourselves into practising like fuck by booking a gig a month or two later. How many songs have you got?

Beat her with a stick until she's learned a lesson. If she behaves a bit better, give her a bone.

Can I have the 10 bitches in a hot tub instead?

I feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

If you have no standards and only ever want to play to your mates.