A good way to reboot a dead movie franchise!

Rating: 7/10 (26 September 2017)

With the old batman movies, that were created by Tim Burton, long dead. A reboot came around the corner with this one, directed by one of the great British Directors, Christopher Nolan. This is probably one of the best superhero Origins movies out-there along-side the first Spider-man, it makes the character of Batman dark again, and did a good job with the story of the film.
The story is that Bruce Wayne (Played by Christian Bale), who's parents were shot and killed as a child, left Gotham for over 7 years since the beginning of his adulthood, he made it his way to the other side of the world, where he eventually met-up with Henri Ducard (Ra's Al Ghoul) (Played by Liam Neeson) to goes into the "League of Shadows", an martial arts Terrorist organization. After finishing his training, Wayne soon goes against the League and once he thought he wipe them out, he moved back to Gotham, to not just to continued his parents' successful wealth as Billionaires and Enterprises' owners, but to use his martial arts to go against the criminals of the city, as he blame all of them for killing his parents, as they were murdered by a Crook. He made his career of becoming the vigilante, Batman. As he getting into more of his crime-fighting, it turned-out that the League of Shadows are in Gotham City, alongside a associate, Scarecrow, hoping to bring it to an end, in which have to prevent it from happening.
The characters of this movie are great, Christopher Nolan is good as Bruce Wayne, with good emotions and powerful acting, but as Batman, some issues, most notably his growling voice, like okay I know Batman is supposed to be Batman, but this is unnecessary to hear. The costume is actually neat-looking so, most likely my favorite character. Good-old Liam Neeson played as this film who it turned-out to be Ra'Al Ghoul, the main villain of the film, he did a good job here playing such a fantastic villainous personality. The secondary Villain of the film, Scarecrow, I thought was awesome in this movie, especially when he first uses his fear Toxins to that Mob guy, it was quite horrifying, and they did an brilliant job. The only problem of the character so, is that he was quite somewhat of a minor Character, he had a few memorable scenes, like his encounters with Batman was enjoyable to watch, but it was all disappointing in the end with him joining with Ghoul's chaos in Gotham City, where he was only engaging for about 5 minutes and then was stopped not by Batman, but his love interest, Rachel. Both Alfred and Commissioner Golden was both well replaced by Michael Caine and Gary Oldman, both did well with who's there playing, especially with how they made Golden in this film, finally having him have a character in him, like seeing him in Action, showing Emotions, not at all a fat emotionless who can't even defend himself in any of the original films.
With this movie being quite powerful as its carried a realistic world, which I grew to like, with it being about Fear, and having a realistic serious issue like Terrorism as related to that topic, just genius. I like the whole martial arts theme of this film, it real nice tributed to movies that mainly centering around that sort-of topic. Despite this however, there are problems I have with this movie. Such as going back to the Growling voice of Bale's Batman and the showing of the Scarecrow's character of the film, as well others like the action scenes which are unenjoyable to watch as we can't even see what is going on. Overall, this movie ain't too bad despite these major problems I already. It was a good reboot to the series, and the start of one of my favorite Movie Series, the "Dark Knight Trilogy", I absolutely recommend it, if you haven't seen this one which is possible.