Jeremy Allshouse

To start off I'm a little biased since I've been reading Marvel comics since the mid seventies and have read most if not all of the characters source material. The negative reviews are completely ridiculous, this movie wasn't the best piece cinema the world has ever seen but it is a good movie based on what it was supposed to be. Superhero, or super anti-hero, movies aren't supposed to be high art, Academy Award winners for best picture. The genre is supposed to be fun, it's not supposed to pull at your heart strings. The reader, or in this case viewer is supposed to suspend reality, it's not supposed to be believable it's supposed to be astonishing, incredible, amazing, uncanny. Give it and other movies in the genre a chance. If you don't like it then shut it off or perhaps don't watch it at all if you are walking into it expecting it is meant to be something it never was intended to be. "Nuff said", in the words of the immortal Stan "the Man" Lee.

Not bad but not great. Starts off amazing but lost me halfway. Too much focus on other characters, the title of the movie is after all Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. So basically the same fault as all the other Indy movies except Raiders, only this time it just was over the top on what was supposed to be the supporting cast.

The best Batman movie yet! The acting is great and story is superb.