An End that couldn't have been more Legendary

Rating: 10/10 (20 July 2012)

After 4 years of restlessness and the built up anxiety when you get to finally lay your eyes upon the promised legendary ending to the most epic superhero series in the Hollywood history, all you can do is simply gawk at the screen for 2 hours and 44 minutes, almost without blinking an eye lid.
Considering the hype around the movie and the claims of it to be an epic conclusion, Christopher Nolan left no stone unturned to ensure that his audiences got what they came for. The action, the suspense, the new gadgets, the humor, the romance all bound together with an intense emotional drama, captivates the viewers in a fantastic way.
Every moment in the movie gets your heart pounding in anticipation. The sheer brilliance of each shot bears testimony to the fact that Christopher Nolan pays his utmost attention to details in the frame and makes sure that every character in the movie gets to play a significant role even if it is the minutest one.
The new characters in the story never fail to impress throughout the movie be it Anne Hathaway with her sleek action moves, Joseph Gordon-Levitt as the new enthusiastic policeman John Blake or Marion Cotillard as Bruce Wayne's love interest, Miranda Tait. Coming to the most talked about character, Bane. He proves himself to be the most powerful villain that Batman has ever come across. He is the man with a plan to 'punish' the Batman slowly and painfully and by god he does it to a point where Bruce Wayne can't get angrier than he already is. And the moment when the knight rises from the dark to free the crippled Gotham City from the clutches of pure evil, just sets you off your seat like an excited child.
All in all, the movie delivers what it promised in the promos. In the end you are left with a need for more action, more awesomeness, more Batman. But, this is THE END. And this is how Nolan hypnotizes his audiences. Apart from big bucks, the movie earns something that most big budget movies find it hard to acquire; RESPECT and A STANDING OVATION.