The Dark Knight Rises

[sercor::jhumzki]

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Blake the rookie is Robin!

[blu bizcuitz]

Please put some spoiler tags. Don't take away from them thrill in watching the movie.

[Blackbeard]

havent watched it yet, but as ive read the critics ol its not as good as the second movie daw...anyway, ill still have to watch it...basta christian bale and nolan...wat can u ask more?

TDKR is still a good movie and worth the price of admission.

but those critics are right, or rather I agree with their opinions. TDK is better. that was a great film.
I think if TDKR had a smaller cast of characters, it would have been much much better. it would have been great.

and

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if it didn't have the twist at the end which completely ruins Bane's credibility as a master villain.

[weezur]

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if it didn't have the twist at the end which completely ruins Bane's credibility as a master villain.

Spoiler! 

Well, it would've been ridiculous if he was Ra's son, wouldn't it? Expected na pud to si Miranda, but I would've preferred her to be more hotter like in the comics and BTAS or Arkham City. But, hey, it's Nolan.

With regards to it not surpassing TDK in greatness, basta naa lage si Bird Boy...

[Blackbeard]

Spoiler! 

Well, it would've been ridiculous if he was Ra's son, wouldn't it? Expected na pud to si Miranda, but I would've preferred her to be more hotter like in the comics and BTAS or Arkham City. But, hey, it's Nolan.

With regards to it not surpassing TDK in greatness, basta naa lage si Bird Boy...

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no it wouldn't be ridiculous at all. at least Bane's character wouldn't have been totally demeaned by being just a glorified henchman of Talia.

besides, a bloodline connection with Ra's isn't necessary anyway. it could've easily been:
"Bane was born in the pit. he escaped. Ra's found him, raised him and trained him, but later excommunicated him because of his brutality. he had always thought of Ra's as a father, and so he decidesd to finish his work in Gotham."

and if you want ridiculous, John Blake becoming Nightwing(because his real name is Robin, and it would be stupid if he uses that as his superhero moniker) is very ridiculous.

[weezur]

Spoiler! 

no it wouldn't be ridiculous at all. at least Bane's character wouldn't have been totally demeaned by being just a glorified henchman of Talia.

besides, a bloodline connection with Ra's isn't necessary anyway. it could've easily been:
"Bane was born in the pit. he escaped. Ra's found him, raised him and trained him, but later excommunicated him because of his brutality. he had always thought of Ra's as a father, and so he decidesd to finish his work in Gotham."

and if you want ridiculous, John Blake becoming Nightwing(because his real name is Robin, and it would be stupid if he uses that as his superhero moniker) is very ridiculous.

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I forgot, Bruce was just hallucinating. hehehe Well, like i said before they had to because he's not the Joker.

Well, it's implied that he was going to take the mantle anyway after his brief subtle stint as his sidekick. And Nightwing probably wouldn't be too ridiculous by me at all if it was a Nolan film. Just imagine shades of red, green and yellow in a dark film. hahahhah!

[edgeknife]

nice movie.. but i still prefer the dark knight than this the dark knight returns...

[digitalsuperman]

nice movie.. but i still prefer the dark knight than this the dark knight returns...

daghan ko nabasahan mas nahan sila sa TDK kaysa sa TDKR. why man mas nahan mo sa TDK? curious lang.

[jumps_zilla]

I loved "The Dark Knight Rises" but the Joker in "The Dark Knight" was more memorable, despite the hype around Heath Ledger's death, than Bane or Talia.

Cheers!

[J.Abz]

an excerpt from one of a famous reviews of the movie

"A major chunk of what makes this brilliant film work is how Nolan manages to make the intellectual concept visceral: Bane is a brutal symbol of both an invincible, force-of-nature terrorism and the kind of political manipulation that conspiracy theorists claim politicians use in order to get themselves into power. Bane is also a physical threat to Batman and an institutional one to Gotham. Where Heath Ledger’s Joker was a primal force wreaking havoc from some dark and terrifying place within an abyss of the human soul, Bane is a specimen of both strength and intelligence. Understanding not only how to destroy the city, but the sociological and cultural implications of that destruction. "

Mind you, it’s difficult to characterize the kind of horror that helps form The Dark Knight Rises’ story because its psychological impact thrives upon different fears: the deterioration of society, lost of trust among the law, and the physical destruction from an unstoppable impact!


Review: 'The Dark Knight Rises' Ends An Epic Trilogy With An Exclamation Point - Starpulse.com