
Christian Bale (from American Psycho) was an excellent choice as Bruce Wayne/Batman. He gave the character a dark edge. Also, Michael Caine was a believable Alfred, and Gary Oldham transformed himself into the good, decent cop of Gothem City.
My only criticisms which still did not ruin my enjoyment of the movie are:
1) I felt Liam Neeson was miscast but his acting is always superb.
2) I could have done without Katie Holmes (Doesn't anyone else think of her as the little girl from Dawson's Creek? Yeah yeah I know she's with Tom Cruise now. I must be getting old).
3) I felt some of the comic relief...aka jokes...were forced and a bit distracting. But thank goodness they kept the "camp" factor down to a minimum.
I'm not a Batman fan but after seeing this movie, I'm looking forward to seeing the next one in the series. Finally a franchise like the old James Bond movies where you have a cool good guy character to root for.


This was only the second time we've been to see a movie since we had Astrid. On our first movie night post-baby, we saw Lords of Dogtown. I enjoyed that one too and highly recommend seeing the documentary if you haven't see it yet. (There is a documentary AND a hollywood movie.) The documentary is called Dogtown and Z-boys.
On both occasions Astrid's Godmother Jill babysat so Uwe and I could go to the movies.

Here she is with Astrid right before we left for the movies.
Jill is both kind and patient. She'll make a great mom someday.
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So good to have someone you trust so you can have movie night!!! ... took us a long time before we actually went out for things like that.
As for Katie Holmes .. since I have never seen Dawsons Creek, I will only remember her for showing both her 'talents' in "The Gift" :)
awww....thanks! i love taking care of her and i look forward to when i have a child of my own and a playmate for astrid! =o)
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