It's not the end we wanted, it is what the trilogy deserves

Rating: 8/10 (10 August 2012)

What does a masterpiece mean? For me it does mean that the product presented shows it's requirement to get attention more time, not just once, if it's needed of course, like in this case.
If we want to understand a movie, for example, which is a little more complicated as it assumed to be, you have to watch it at least thrice: - The first one is the moment, when your (high) expectation doesn't really meet with what you see, and maybe you gonna be disappointed, but you feel the potential to reply the action, to search for answers for the latest, and modified questions. - The second time is, when you know what to expect, but still not know where the answers, and may you not find all of them even this time, but will know what question is still not answered. However, there are people who get it on this time. - The third time is the sure thing, when you actually feel, and understand what purpose the movie had. For example for me the third time helped me.
Christopher Nollan's Batman Trilogy is at it's end with some open doors, some leads to the Beginning, some to the post-story, but behind is the same fact throughout the story: Everyone can be the Batman, it's just a symbol, which gives hope for the people. Several symbolic scenes are in the third part too, which with understanding we get the whole story, that Bruce Wayne is just one of the many people, who became a part of the shield, and the mask. The story became a circle, and it goes round and round...
It was really long time ago that a trilogy maintained it's quality in the whole time, and with this I'll say that Nolan's Trilogy is the best in the last decade.
PS: Thank's to Hans for the memorable and magnificent melodies which helped in big ratio the franchise's rising.