Score: 10 / 10
This movie is, in my opinion, the best movie I ever watched
of all time. It is just…phenomenal. No other ways to describe it. With a
running time that long, I am thoroughly impressed it can still produce the
great action, with and outstandingly excellent story with lots of surprising
revelations. I certainly cannot find a flaw in this movie at all.
Bane
was just an exceptional villain, he may have all his schemes planned in mind
the way The Joker did, without the signs of craziness, of course. And the way
he fights and his strength certainly matches that of Ra’s Al Ghul. He is a
combination of both villains. He is big, tall and looks creepy from the outside
wearing a mask like that, and his voice certainly adds the shivers.
At
first I expected Catwoman to be another villain too, but then perhaps it may be
too much for Batman. It was good to see that in the end Selina Kyle and Bruce
Wayne ended up together. John Blake is a great character, and I did expect
something to come from him, but I didn’t expect him to actually turn out to
become Robin in the end.
What
impresses me most of all are the revelations of the story. It was surprising
enough to understand Bane as Ra’s Al Ghul’s son, and we all certainly believed
in it throughout the movie, at least, until the surprising revelation in the
end. John Blake gets to become Robin. Bruce Wayne certainly knows how to make a
dramatic ending, with Alfred feeling grief until he went to that café in Italy looking
at Wayne as he had dreamt. I was temporarily saddened knowing the ending is
sad, from the point the Batman takes the bomb away with The Bat, up until the
point where Fox realizes that the autopilot had been fixed. An absolutely
stunning end to the movie.
I
walked out of the cinema, stunningly impressed, and believed that this got to
be the best movie I have ever watched, and believed that this Batman Trilogy by
Chris Nolan, as more than just 3 movies, but as a Legend...
