Best comic book adaptation in every way

Rating: 10/10 (2 March 2016)

I think everything was perfect. The story was great, the Dent storyline exceptionally rounded and incorporated into the plot, love triangle very effective, and not at all forced and derivative unlike so many from this genre.
Nolan created very powerful mythos out of, what I taught is, drained and not particularly "catching" topic of superhero world.
But, once in a while, same as when I read Alex Ross' Kingdom Come, superheroes can be dramatical, soul crushing and menacing, and when you add superb directing, great screenplay and surprising high level acting efforts of well rounded cast, you've got something special.
Ledger was out of this world - there's no point going on about his performance, it was brilliant, splendid, jaw dropping, scary and ultimately bounding.
But when you take notice, you can observe that Oldman, Maggie Gylllenhaal and Caine did equally well, expressing their stories masterfully.
I don't think Eckhart, Freeman and Bale were best choices in the long run but I have no pivotal remarks about their respectful performances, just I would like to see someone portrait Batman with chill spine resilience and warrior like demeanor that this character in his essence represents.
Straight and well deserved 10 from me. If you want to watch a superhero movie, look no further, The Dark Knight is quintessential leader of this sub-genre.