The real Batman

Rating: 10/10 (14 April 2020)

After 15 years of the "not even close" Burton version, Nolan brings the real vigilante to the screen.
Based in as much realism as possible, we get to really know Bruce Wayne, his psychology, his philosophy, his traumas and the things that molded his vision to become "The Batman".
In terms of the plot, in typical Nolan fashion, we have an intricate thread of plots that get tangled all together into a massive story that culminates with Batman taking on itself to improve Gotham. We see how everything that happened to Bruce Wayne lead him to become Batman, and how the villains of this particular movie ended up rounding up his character and beliefs as both Bruce and Batman.
We also see the decayed Gotham, run by the corrupt, as another "character".
With an amazing cast top to bottom (I guess the Batman voice choice can be questionable) the only bad things are:
-The awful Katie Holmes. 5 more minutes onscreen could've made more damage
-The action, sometimes great and sometimes mediocre
-Maybe the lenght. I don't have that problem, but I like long movies, so I guess it can be bad for some.