Seven years in and looking back at it, I gotta say.... I did not love it enough

Rating: 10/10 (16 July 2015)

The movie that sets the bars for Batman so high it's now very difficult to pull of Batman in nowadays since this movie is just absolutely spectacular. An action movie with one of the best plot lines and philosophy in cinema history, period. So the premise of the movie is that Batman is trying to fix Gotham city buy investigating the biggest thugs and mobs of the city, cooperating with James Jim Gordon and Harvey Dent, the best lawyer of Gotham to date. What I love about this movie is that it plunges deep into the world of Harvey Dent and explores his character and the fact that Harvey WAS a good guy in the beginning. Harvey's character is basically that he is the most confident guy ever who goes and "make his own good luck" his coin has two same side which really shows much of his character. Now under the darkness the police are not aware of the fact that there's a super criminal about to take place, the Joker who is hands down the most psychotic villain in any superhero films to date. The Joker character is a mystery and I love the fact that it stays a mystery as the Joker told two different backstory of his (paying homage to the Killing Joke Joker) as in proving that The Joker became the way he is BECAUSE he had no past which goes against everything Batman represents, Batman was built upon the fact the he seek out vengeance on crime not just for himself but for all those who had and would suffer just like him, simply put Batman is built on the fact that he HAD a past. So essentially the Joker proves to be a yin to Batman's yang. Absolutely chaos, a man built on nothing but his insanity. So as the movie progresses we actually see more and more of the psychotic side of the Joker and essentially it actually made sense, it made sense in his point of view proving further from R'as Al Ghul's point of view that Gotham is just gonna tear itself apart once people started to see their bad sides. Ultimately the Joker has no past and has no reason proving a point against the Batman. What I love even more about the villains of this movie is that each villain has their own point of view, take for example Harvey Dent or Two Face as the movie progresses to shows more and more that Harvey has lost everything, his love one and now he believes that everything happens by chance, the Joker choosing him, his girlfriend so ultimately he'd set out to do the city "justice" by using the fairest way of judge, chance. In the end the dark knight is a movie that is immortal as vampires that plunges into the deep world of the criminals and shows that everything has a point of view