Gothic Cathedral Architecture

Is this multiple-choice? I'd go with C.

Gothic architecture is designed to intimidate.

Nonsense.

Mark Noble is a well known nonsense troll.

Because I find gothicism intimidating?
Nice.

That does not mean the architects set out to intimidate. I will admit there is often an intended impressive aspect to much public architecture (not just Gothic), but not everybody finds it intimidating.

I was giving my opinion - How can I answer for everyone?
Are you retarded, in some way, chum?

You said it "was designed" to intimidate. That is a statement of fact, which is either true or not. I say it isn't. Anyhow, shut up, idiot.

The set (city, exterior) of 'Gotham' was gothically superimposed to generate a more (batmanesque) intimidating (darker, with a hint of insidiousness) backdrop.
Guess the director/s saw it as do I?
Don't ask what the creators of 'stereotypical' architecture perceived from their creations - Rather, ask - What the intended result produced for the FINANCIERS of those creations...