Kevin Smith said:

Estaba leyendo tranquilamente el blog de Kevin Smith, más conocido como Bob el silencioso, y director de Clerks 1 y 2, Persiguiendo a Amy, y un sinfin de pelis que molan, cuando de repente...

¿Ha dado la impresión que suelo leer el blog de Kevin Smith? Pues no, no suelo, pero de rebote si que me he metido en su pagina, porque el maldito cabron enchufao a podido ver ya EL CABALLERO OSCURO, y lamentablemente ha levantado un poquito mis espectativas diciendo cosas como que es EL PADRINO 2 de las peliculas de superheroes. (Aqui es cuando empiezo a morder el raton de la ansiedad de ver al murcielago...)
Tambien habla de Wall-e, y la verdad es que esta bastante cachondo, os recomiendo la comparacion que hace de ET con los nazis... planto aqui debajo copy-paste el post desde su blog por si alguien (que sepa leer Inglis) esta interesado en los pensamientos del colgao este:


Without giving anything away, this is an epic film (and trust me: based on the sheer size and scope of the visuals and storytelling, that's not an overstatement). It's the "Godfather II" of comic book films and three times more earnest than "Batman Begins" (and fuck, was that an earnest film). Easily the most adult comic book film ever made. Heath Ledger didn't so much give a performance as he disappeared completely into the role; I know I'm not the first to suggest this, but he'll likely get at least an Oscar nod (if not the win) for Best Supporting Actor. Fucking flick's nearly three hours long and only leaves you wanting more (in a great way). I can't imagine anyone being disappointed by it. Nolan and crew have created something close to a masterpiece

Masterpiece Department, this shit... (entonces aqui sale una imagen de Wall-e)
If you haven't already peeped it, get thee to a theater. It's the ballsiest animated film ever made (right up there with "Persepolis", in terms of untraditional cartoons), yet it'll melt your heart. Seriously - Wall-E's so adorable, he makes E.T. look like Josef Mengele. Alright, maybe not Mengele, but at least Rudolf Hess. Y'know what? Let's drop the Nazi comparisons altogether and just leave it at this: Wall-E (the character) is adorable and "Wall-E" (the film) is a must-see.