Lol, it's all good. I think you'd like them, though.
Actually you're right. I don't remember there ever really being a love interest for Batman. Although he is a red blooded human male, so...
Which is why I thought the movie was really good, because it's so accurate a portrayal of those kinds of people. But that's not really what bothered me, just that the women who were there could have been a lot stronger character-wise. They just didn't get enough development, and they didn't act like normal women would act. The idea that Madolyn would go out with Costigan after he bitches her out--I mean, no woman would put up with someone being such an asshole and then go out with him. She was okay, but she was a device and nothing more--the "love interest." There was nothing more to her--she's the background, part of the scenery. She wasn't realistic, whereas everyone else in the movie totally was.
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Date: 2007-03-20 05:29 pm (UTC)Lol, it's all good. I think you'd like them, though.
Actually you're right. I don't remember there ever really being a love interest for Batman. Although he is a red blooded human male, so...
Which is why I thought the movie was really good, because it's so accurate a portrayal of those kinds of people. But that's not really what bothered me, just that the women who were there could have been a lot stronger character-wise. They just didn't get enough development, and they didn't act like normal women would act. The idea that Madolyn would go out with Costigan after he bitches her out--I mean, no woman would put up with someone being such an asshole and then go out with him. She was okay, but she was a device and nothing more--the "love interest." There was nothing more to her--she's the background, part of the scenery. She wasn't realistic, whereas everyone else in the movie totally was.
Guiness in a bottle? Brilliant!