Perfect

Rating: 10/10 (12 May 2020)

If "Batman Begins" shows us a new and more realistic yet darker and more complex manifestation of Batman, "The Dark Knight" is not only miles ahead of us in advancing and deepening the elements, atmosphere, and debates discussed in the first part. Instead, Bruce Wayne's dangerous superhero acting is so artistically met with an unexpectedly tragic tragic twist that we still can't believe when we watch the film that we actually see a superhero work that is so masterfully and far from clichÃ©d. The same superhero movies that we know with colorful, superficial, predictable, predictable stories and characters, and in a word, popcorn. Before watching "Beginning," we never imagined Nolan and his assistants going to turn the world of the black bat upside down. But when we saw the film, we were deeply moved by the nail-biting realism, the beautiful symbolism, the close-ups of gray and gray storytelling, and of course the character and the amazing acting of Bruce Wayne and Batman. "It Begins" Bruce Wayne's confrontation with the devil inside him depicts Batman and that's it. All the characters, from Ross Al-Ghoul to Rachel and the Scarecrow, made us better understand Bruce and his childhood traumas and better identify with him, so that, as always, we would find him more fragile and blacker.