Masterpiece which is neither made before nor after, Directors Vision and Actors Best play gives the fantastic Output

Rating: 8/10 (26 May 2016)

Outstanding Direction and Ultimate Performance leads to this masterpiece, never ever rewritten this record of acting and directing skills. Inspired many and it keeps inspiring forever. Joker is the Ultimate Character we never get out of it. Progressive screenplay and graph of the time line and interest through the characters builds very impressive. no one can deal such a classic direction tricks except Cristopher. Entered to theater without having any expectation he blew my mind really amazing throughout the film, action sequences are somewhat having less dose but screenplay needs it. Ledger's performance is monumental, Yes, the special effects are extraordinary. They focus on the expected explosions and catastrophes, and have some superb, elaborate chase scenes. The movie was shot on location in Chicago, but it avoids such familiar landmarks as Marina City, the Wrigley Building or the skyline. Chicagoans will recognize many places, notably La Salle Street and Lower Wacker Drive, but director Nolan is not making a travelogue. He presents the city as a wilderness of skyscrapers, and a key sequence is set in the still-uncompleted Trump Tower. Through these heights, the Batman moves at the end of strong wires. Nolan also directed the previous, and excellent, "Batman Begins" (2005), which went into greater detail than ever before about Bruce Wayne's origins and the reasons for his compulsions. Now it is the Joker's turn, although his past is handled entirely with dialogue, not flashbacks. There are no references to Batman's childhood, but we certainly remember it, and we realize that this conflict is between two adults who were twisted by childhood cruelty — one compensating by trying to do good, the other by trying to do evil. Perhaps they instinctively understand that themselves.