A great film but not the trilogy's best!! Best film of 2012 so far..

Rating: 8/10 (27 July 2012)

The first thing I should clarify is that he is no better than the last. It must be analyzed differently. The fact of the Dark Knight is vastly superior to Batman Begins brought a great impact on who attended. Soon the expectations on this new film have become huge. And the grandeur that item exceeds expectations. And there are a few flaws, this is perhaps one: the film is too "big" and scares sometimes.
Taking this hook, I'll describe shortly its defects. There are few and do not affect the work, but they are there. There are many new characters, which makes us wonder where they came from? The script suffers with some of them, as the case of Miranda Tate. Her relationship with Bruce Wayne is not believable.
The editing also failed a little. Occasionally it decelerates so much that it gets a little monotonous. But it's just a small detail that also does not compromise the film as a whole.
Finally Bane (the villain) is not the Joker. But the Joker is unbeatable. It will be difficult that someone overcome him in the question of irrational evil. But Tom Hardy (Bane) plays the role very well, which is to be the most physical opponent of the hero. And that part he can scare us as much as the Joker scared of with his insanity.
The tension is in every action scene, masterfully executed by the production. It is exciting and realistically to cheer for a hero of flesh and blood. The incarnation of Batman perpetrated by the brothers Nolan (director and screenwriter) is real and visceral. And it would not be possible if not for the masterful acting of Christian Bale. This time he is the focus of attention. That is why we are moved by him and really cheer for. So this is the perfect conclusion for this trilogy. In the Dark Knight, The Joker stole the scenes. In this movie the Batman / Bruce Wayne is the real protagonist.
However I can not forget the supporting cast. Cat Woman / Selina Kyle (Anne Hathaway) does not compromise and do a great job as a character convinced of his physical and athletic ability, but emotionally troubled. Commissioner Gordon (Gary Oldman) and Lucius Fox (Morgan Freeman) are competent. But those who stand out are Alfred (Michael Caine) and Blake (Joseph Gordon-Levitt). The latter is in my view, the character who represents us. It is through his eyes we feel and see everything that happens. And Alfred is the soul of the film. Whitout him Batman would not be a flesh and bone character. As he relates, he can sew the wounds of the hero, or even put his bones in place, but he is the only one who truly loves him fraternally. The only one who would feel his disappearance if something happens to him.
The movie is sensational. It just not better than the previous one for small details. But I'm talking about a level a little higher. So you can not compare it with 99% of the movies today. These two, Dark Knight and Dark Knight Rises are in a higher level, and both completed magnificently the history that stars with Batman Begins. A Must See! Note 10.