Batman Truly Begins

So I was fortunate enough to attend the midnight screening of Batman Begins last night, and man what a truly awesome movie it is. If you like Batman, then you will like, if not LOVE this movie. And if you’re really cool, you might even catch the villain they show and say nothing about. But, if you don’t like Batman, then don’t ever speak to me again, cause obviously you suck and our friendship has no basis. I could not stop smiling as I watched before me the Batman I always imagined when I read the comics…especially his voice. That alone was worth the admission price for me. And MAN, helluva way to leave things open for a sequel. Everything about it was great, so it must be watched again and again and again. And then purchased on DVD. Although, I think a more adequate title would have been Batman Kicks Your Ass. Because that’s exactly what it does.

Anyway, what’s with some people’s constant need to cuss? When I was sitting in the theater waiting for the movie to start, that’s all I could hear around me. It really bothers me. And I don’t get it. Sure, I just said “ass” up there, but that’s not the kind of cussing I’m talking about. I’m basically talking about the f and s words. Words that, to me, are completely unnecessary in our language. I’ll admit that in movies, sometimes cussing can be very funny, like in Snatch for example. But seriously, is cussing really that crucial to communicating with each other? It seems like it’s more and more just a reason to fill in the blanks of a lacking vocabulary. Pretty freakin sad if you ask me. I think that’s all I have to say for now. Good day to all; and I hope you do yourselves a favor and go watch Batman Begins.

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