For sure, the dark night was a masterpiece, funny, scary, enthralling, twists, turns, and possibly the best acting from a movie villain that I have ever seen. So why do people think this movie is better?
Okay I understand that fir people that know nothing about batman this movie is entertaining, how could it not be with all the special effects. But did anyone else feel like this movie was really, really predictable.
So going into the movie we obviously knew it would be Nolan's last Batman. I was apprehensive. But then pretty much 20-30 mins in straight away oh great! The cop is robin. But lets tell them at the end because only 2/3 of the audience already know who robin is. And worst of all the ending, please no one say they thought Batman was going to die, or even that you didn't know he would retire with Anne. That was nicely set up by Alfred midway into the feature.
Finally, Bane, Bane, Bane. I understand the monumental task of trying to compete with the joker, but I believe he well and truly failed. I was not convinced at all by Bane at any point in the movie and was disappointed by the villain.
In Conclusion, sure it's probably worth a watch if you find yourself needing to waste 3 hours. But unfortunately, it was very obvious and with a poorly written and cast villain, so for me I'm afraid it just goes down as another disappointing end to what could have been a great trilogy.
Okay I understand that fir people that know nothing about batman this movie is entertaining, how could it not be with all the special effects. But did anyone else feel like this movie was really, really predictable.
So going into the movie we obviously knew it would be Nolan's last Batman. I was apprehensive. But then pretty much 20-30 mins in straight away oh great! The cop is robin. But lets tell them at the end because only 2/3 of the audience already know who robin is. And worst of all the ending, please no one say they thought Batman was going to die, or even that you didn't know he would retire with Anne. That was nicely set up by Alfred midway into the feature.
Finally, Bane, Bane, Bane. I understand the monumental task of trying to compete with the joker, but I believe he well and truly failed. I was not convinced at all by Bane at any point in the movie and was disappointed by the villain.
In Conclusion, sure it's probably worth a watch if you find yourself needing to waste 3 hours. But unfortunately, it was very obvious and with a poorly written and cast villain, so for me I'm afraid it just goes down as another disappointing end to what could have been a great trilogy.
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