Take that, Spidey! — WHAT WOULD TOTO WATCH?

Take that, Spidey!

July 20, 2008

We have a new champion, folks. “The Dark Knight” will haul in between $153 and $155 million this weekend, according to track-master general Nikki Finke.

That beats the previous non-holiday weekend record set by “Spider-Man 3″ - and that’s a film that doesn’t deserve to hold a single record.

But can “The Dark Knight” keep on keepin’ on? It’s not a film for the kiddies, and word of that will surely spread (although the 1 year old who sat a few seats down from me at my screening didn’t complain a bit)

Then again, I can’t imagine people watching this and not all but dragging their pals to go see it with them.

Did anyone out there hate it? Feel it was a major letdown? Let me know …

(Photo: Batman smashes fellow superhero Spider-Man’s box office record with “The Dark Knight”)

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Monkey Ben 07.22.08 at 5:49 am

I was generally pleased with “The Dark Knight,” but I liked “Batman Begins” better. It was great, but not the greatest. It has some problems, Maggie Gyllenhaal foremost among them.

By the way, the photo on the post reminds me: Was I the only one who thought when Batman was tearing through that shopping center on his Batcycle “A lot of space in this mall”?

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cftoto 07.22.08 at 12:55 pm

Maggie’s character was a weak link, to be sure, but Katie Holmes isn’t a good enough actress to distract me from her real life escapades so I appreciated the casting change.

You’re right about the shopping center scene, but Batman has enough angst without worrying about running over civilians!

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