Because an Epic Film is Epic

Rating: 9/10 (29 July 2012)

It felt like I was waiting for this release for a lifetime.. well in real since the time it was announced to come out. I am now a very impatient guy so decided not to rely on my friends to get a ticket to its screening or to wait for a decent print to come out and downloaded a cam rip of it. Sad I know. But it was worth it actually worth more.
But the movie was just plain awesome, no it can't be compared to Heath Ledger's Dark Knight, but truly a matching conclusion to the one of the best series of movies ever made.
From bane's presumably muffled voice to rise of allegedly dry Bruce Wayne, the entire runtime of the film keeps you tied to your seat. Anna Heathway as CatWoman was just a cherry on the top of this delicious cake. In contrast to what other reviews would tell you about plot holes in DKR, there were none. It was made as a movie, it was a movie and it had flaws like a movie should have. People would criticize it for an over-dramatic strike on Gotham's Stock Exchange, Catwoman's lavish lifestyle despite of living in a slum, shady bankruptcy of Bruce Wayne, sudden development of Tate's character etc. But these weren't flaws, these were just speed of a fast paced plot. You can't expect Nolan to show each and every second of every character's life, some you have to develop through your common sense.
If watched in the right frame of mind, DKR truly proves itself to be an inspirational peace. It hits people with a down syndrome as a hope to rise again. Nolan successfully portrays that times are never dark for anyone, forgotten people have their true chance of rise once again provided they find the right motivation. For Bruce Wayne it was a reality slap that his efforts of raising hope in people of Gotham without leaving a successor were shallow and his belief on people to be good were just baseless. Then he rises putting his trust in people who are willing to change, people who are burglars on face and angels at hearts. Sigh I can't put enough words in how inspiring the movie personally was for me.
*Quote* Why do we fall? So that we can learn to pick ourselves up *End Quote*