Batman seen in the visionary light of Christopher Nolan. A kolossal full of action and evil philosophy

Rating: 9/10 (29 December 2018)

Christopher Nolan is the director of complex movies that need to be watched and understand in their deep meaning. They are, somehow, "interpretable" in different ways. And so is this film. It is not the usual superhero movie where the good fights against the bad in epic battles. Action scenes are alternated with proper "moral" fights. The Joker is one of the few evil men who proposes to the audience his own philosophy. This valuable characteristic distinguishes him from the other villains in the film, who seem to have no personality (they are in fact portrayed in a weak way, and his attitude towards the world involves both the citizens of Gotham and the audience. Joker manages to transform a honest man (Harvey Dent) in a vindictive villain. Nothing in the movie is no-sense and the words that come out from the mouth of the characters are well-chosen (and they are often taken repeatedly). Naturally, action and suspance scenes are present and they are extremely well-shot. You can enjoy the film in all its parts because they are balanced so as not bore the viewer.