A great disappointment

Rating: 6/10 (22 September 2012)

I don't like this movie in spite of being a huge (Batman is my most favorite super hero) fan of Batman. There are some reasons behind that-----
1) The Dark Knight is one of my most favorite movies of all time and a comparison definitely came into my mind while I was watching this movie. Honestly speaking, The Dark Knight Rises is not 30% of its legendary predecessor. The action, script, villain and even the Batman was highly disappointing and cliché comparing with the Dark Knight.
2) I do not know what was Nolan thinking while making this movie? Is it a Batman movie or a normal crime genre? The movie was 2 hours and 45 minutes long and Batman was suited in costume may be less than 20 minutes. The great action sequences of Batman which were found in the previous two parts are almost completely vanished at the last one. Batman was presented merely as a clown at costume who boxes like a petty boxer all the time and got ass kicked by Bane during the first encounter (getting ass kicked is not my point; my point is that the action encounter between Bane & Batman was pretty lame & Boring). Seriously, the action sequences and the screen presence time of suited Batman will disappoint any hardcore Batman fan.
3) The movie had a lot of loose ends which were tried to join at the end of the movie which had made the script a really lame one. A lot of things had just happened without any logical explanation. The way police officers fought with the gang-stars at the end of the movie was really ridiculous. It is 2012 not 1812. Nowadays, Police don't run with guns at their hands. Seriously, who wrote the action scenes?
4) The second encounter between Batman & Bane was even lamer than the first one. The most ridiculous thing was the way Batman defused the bomb. It actually reminds me a cartoon of Papaya; only a seven years old kid can think of this type of ending. A nuclear bomb blasted but nothing happened to Batman; how's that possible; seriously, did cartoon play the main inspiration behind this type of ending?
5) Bane was a disappointment too. It will be totally unwise to compare Bane with Joker as Joker played by Heath Ledger is really untouchable. Bane was much cliché even than Batman Begin's Ducard (played by Liam Neeson). I don't think that Bane was the right choice to be as the main villain (there was another main villain too, but that was just a part of surprise) as Bane lacked a lot of interesting characteristics than the other villains of Batman. Bane was boring rather than fearsome throughout the movie.
6) I don't know which one is the lamest one ---the goofy script, 3rd graded action sequences, flat villain like Bane, Unbatly Batman, or the director Nolan?
I really wanted to like (or love) this movie; but it came to me with a huge disappointment. The Dark Knight is at my top 5 list; The Dark Knight Rises will not enter even at the top 80.