masterpiece

Rating: 10/10 (8 August 2012)

lets just start off by saying that after the engrossing,spectacular dark knight and the most extraordinary film I've ever seen in Inception TDKR was always going to be hyped up to new levels even i have seen the trailers, interviews and prologue and couldn't wait for the film now I've seen it we can finally say its done thats it.
this film has taken storytelling,emotion and action in film to new levels never has there been such a film that consists of every kind of genre and leaves you quite oust anded and honored to witness it.
the story itself is riveting with a 2 hour script that pulls you in the second bane scene is over. instead of going into detail about the script the movie itself plays like a Hitchcock suspense style thriller also social network type dialogue although Nolan does give us some action in the opening 2 hours the script moves fast and you have to pay attention to realize what is the story is about.
bane is a different type of villain although not out to kill batman like the joker in tdk. he wants to let Bruce Wayne see exactly what his and not known to batman Talia's plan is. one of the most brutal scenes in the movie comes in the middle of this epic. with bane breaking Batman's back.
. instead of killing him bane rather mentally tortures BW by placing him on hell on earth, a prison with an almost impossible way to escape by climbing from the hole and making a jump only achieved by a child. thats what i love about Nolan's villains they don't want to kill him many times that has degraded the Batman's before Nolan's but in tdk the joker enjoys it rather wanting batman watch the carnage unfold. the same is in rises bane meets a batman that actually welcomes death.
the pitch explosion is jaw dropping but when the last 45 minutes kick in you hardly remember that spectacle as when Bruce escapes the prison and returns to Gotham he plans to rescue the police so he has an army against the prisoners bane released to conclude in one of the most spectacular, powerful action war like scene ever in film. the last 30 minutes are like a dark musical with the last 5 minutes creating a tender ending to the greatest ever trilogy.