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[cleolinda]

So. As far as I know, both of my grandmothers are stable.

Marie Claire is a bunch of jackasses who apparently set their "provocative blogger" up to fail for the page views.

And lo, the internet rose up as one and smote them thus.

Pallas cats playing in jack-o'-lanterns make me feel better. (Thanks, @giishu.)

I was able to put up the third

Comments

[redcoast]

"The Dark Knight Rises": eurgh. Didn't he do most of the rising in Batman Begins? What's he rising from? I don't like it.

[queenanthai]

I bet it'll make sense if the villain is Catwoman.

HEYOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[redcoast]

According to the slash fans, it would make sense with just about anybody.

[cleolinda]

Well, it sounds like what I suspected--a redemption arc, since the last movie was about him sacrificing his reputation and falling from grace.

[himhilien]

A redemption of Batman was what I assumed when I saw TDK the first time.

[redcoast]

Hmm -- Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises. Doesn't really flow, does it? Well, regardless, there's a good chance of the title changing by the release date.

[beth_shulman]

That's exactly what I was thinking. (I did just finish a class on Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice, so it was especially obvious. Also, your icon is awesome.) I hope it does change.

[diddakoi]

Dunno, makes sense to me. It's kind of like A New Dawn, The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi.

[himhilien]

It's A New Hope.

[redcoast]

Actually the original titles were "Star Wars," "Empire Strikes Back," and "Revenge of the Jedi."

[himhilien]

I keep forgetting about this. *facepalm*

[diddakoi]

Thanks. I knew it was A New Something, I just couldn't be bothered to look it up.

[yatsirch]

I'm more concerned that it's a bit confusingly similar to the movie before it :/

[fineprnt]

Seriously. It might make more sense if the first film had been titled similarly, but Batman/Dark Knight/Dark Knight kind of weirds me out.