5. X2: X-Men United

4. Batman Begins

3. Spider Man 2

2. Iron Man

1. The Dark Knight

I saw this movie at 12:30 on July 18th, and it has got to be the best comic book movie I've seen, ever. My 23 year old brother said "It was the best movie I've seen in my life" and I agree as well.

Everything worked and there were no flaws because every flaw has been counter attacked with a solution. All the actors delivered outstanding performances, especially Heath Ledgers as The Joker. The Joker is scary, funny, evil and menacing all at the same time. The plot is deep, dark and complex, you'll keep guessing what happens next, it's intense most of the time, it never got truly boring. The action scenes have improved greatly from Batman Begins, the special effects are mind blowing as well, the violence is more brutal too. The music is perfect as it makes most scenes have tension. Batman's gadgets and vehicles were useful and cool as well.

This is more than a comic book/superhero movie, it's a crime drama and is considered to be one of the greatest sequels since The GodFather Part 2 and Star Wars Episode 5: The Empire Strikes Back.

If you haven't seen this movie, what are you waiting for, go and see it now, watch it more than once. Sure, I'm hyping it, but it's just so good, people did applaud at certain scenes, LOL.

R.I.P. Heath Ledgers, you deserve the Oscar.

This movie is a 10/10.

In other news, a New York critic was attacked by TDK fanboys when he gave a bad review on TDK, that's messed up, violence doesn't solve anything.

Your eyes don't decieve you, that's The Dark Knight Xbox 360. Here's the contest.

To be honest, I don't think comic books are just for kids, some can be for adults, agree or disagree.

In fact, Perfect Dark: Janus Tears is not suitable for kids for 3 reasons:

Bad Language

Joanna shows a bit of skin(more than a kid could handle)

Lots of blood, trust me, Joanna bleeds a lot from getting shot, and so does the people she hurts

Yet, some say comic books are only for kids, which brings me to the reviews of The Dark Knight at rottentomatoes.com . Around 10(out of 134 positive) are negative, and they all have something in common: They say the movie is too dark and serious. Trust me, I read them all. And here we go.

Ok, what's wrong with that, Batman Begins was dark and brought Batman to his roots, unlike that piece of **** you call Batman and Robin. So, your going to give it a bad review because it's dark and serious. Can't comic book movies be dark and serious, it's closer to the comics than the Batman movies in the late 80s and 90s. Sure, it's their opinions, and I can't change that, but we can all agree/disagree with their opinions, and not making a review having valid points will force us to most likely disagree with the reviews. So they want it to be campy and possibly PG, it's called The "DARK" Knight for a reason. They did have other reasons to hate it like some say The Joker didn't perform well(huh, LOL) and more, but they all agree that it was too dark and serious. We need a better ****of reviewers.

I'm hopefully going to see The Dark Knight tommorrow and see how bad(***) this movie is like the critics who hated it said, I hope they're right.

Admit it, 2007 was an awesome year for games, and 2008 is doing so well that we hyped E3 2008 like crazy, right?

Nintendo didn't make a strong 1st impression, but announced more hardcore games later on, and now Kirby and Star Fox are in the works. I don't like Kirby games but I'm excited for Star Fox.

The best E3 was E3 1998 because of this:

After suffering through a drawn out, slow trickle of games from Nintendo since the N64's release, gamers were finally starting to see a decent flow of titles (relatively speaking) coming to the system. At E3 1998, Nintendo had two juggernauts with them in the form of the GoldenEye sequel, Perfect Dark, and, more footage for Zelda: The Ocarina of Time. They also debuted a new franchise that would allow shareholders to roll around in large piles of money when they unveiled Pokemon for the GameBoy.

Perfect Dark is still one of my all time favorite FPSs, and the Legend of Zelda: The Ocarina of Time had changed the way we play games forever. Pokemon was awesome as well as I got both Red and Blue, before it got repetitve and sour with the 3rd generation of Pokemon(Ruby and Sapphire). That was a very strong E3 showing.

Click here for more reasons why E3 1998 rocked!!!

I have a feeling that I'm going to be broke this year if I get all the games that I actually want, and it's more than 10, possibly 20.

ZELDA

SUPER MARIO GALAXY 2(as I predicted), PIKMIN 3 AND NEW SUPER MARIO BROS. 2

KID ICARUS ALMOST CONFIRMED!!!

Discuss.

If only Nintendo had announced them at E3 earlier, it would had been better and I would give it a 10/10.

2 things I actually cared about are Wii Speak(lets you talk to your friends online) and Animal Crossing: City Folk, since I loved the 1st Animal Crossing on Gamecube.

Maybe I would enjoy Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars on the Nintendo DS(since it's not coming to the Wii for an unknown reason), but I don't know the last GTA game was awesome, but not mind blowing awesome, and there was a GTA game on Game Boy Advance just to let you know.

Wii Sports Resort, Wii Music and more casual games? Well, I'm not surprised, but not much hardcore games at all? Well, it looks like I'll get more games on the 360 and this makes me want to get a PS3.

Nintendo, why, just why?

As for most impressive game at E3, I would say Gears of War 2.

On July 18th(or a later date), I will do my top 5 best comic book(more like superhero) movies if I see The Dark Knight, stay tuned. These movies have a chance to be on the list:

Iron Man

Spider Man

Spider Man 2

Batman

Batman Begins

X-Men

X2:X-Men United

The Incredible Hulk

Sin City(Jessica Alba's only good movie)

Hellboy

Hellboy 2: The Golden Army

Keep this up and it may be a top 10 list.