Good for Nolan!

Rating: 10/10 (29 March 2015)

Looked to be the summer of Wall-E, but Batman came and stole the limelight at the tender robot. Rather, wine Joker and his dirty makeup, lipstick run that mystifies the failed appeal. Yup; Ledger is great, powerful and hypnotic, but apart from the real "joke" of whether or not one of the best films in cinema history, the 152 minutes of "The Dark Knight" could divide them into a brilliant first hour and a half initial, pure cinema and entertainment adrenalin-filled dialogues without waste, followed by an hour of sound and fury, where too many faces and face down, shock and ferrys-, and some last minute where text rises to reach a formidable redemption though, yes, the moral tragedy biting gobbles some scenes visually as conventionalized. And of course, we must not fail to mention the real hero of Batman, who is not Batman. Even Joker. The real hero is a guy who has come to defend this avalanche which lasted years action film adapted from the comic book, basically childish, finally offering truly intelligent, remarkably profound stories. A guy that has reopened a path for adult cinema in the blockbusters, not only for his outstanding artistic quality, but because it is a carpeted path of dollars. I hope that in Hollywood let the focus on and looking at the sky as a warning to future film, because certainly for me, and safe for Warner, the real hero of Christopher Nolan Batman is called a millionaire now-savior that in crisis filled the halls with his brilliant history of tormented characters in dark times.