The perfect ending to a perfect trilogy

Rating: 8/10 (25 February 2019)

Christopher Nolan has made the three best movies DC will ever make, nothing suggests otherwise. With The Dark Knight Rises Nolans trilogy is complete, and what an ending it is. From great action, no more than necessary, to clever plot twists, The Dark Knight is back again, keeping us all on the edge of our seats during the entire film.
With The Dark Knight, and Heath's one of a kind, Oscar winning, performance, the standards sure were set high. But this follow up does not dissapoint, altough its precursor will not let go of its champion belt that easily. The first and major thing Nolan had to do first, was to find a villain that could match the excellence of Heather's Joker. He did find the perfect actor in Tom hardy and the perfect villian in Bane, but the same story goes here as with the movie itself. Nevertheless, Bane is an equal match for Batman who now faces his greatest ever threat in an attempt to blow up Gotham City.
When it comes to practical effects and stunts, Nolan has a very realistic style, making almost all of them without green screen, and this time he has put on his magic gloves once more. This movie is full of action packed scenes and each and every one of them is a delight. Action movies often gets stuck on the violence and action, and forgets about the story telling and characters. But Nolan has sharp eyes and both the characters and the storyline are interesting and well built up, making for a
perfect action movie.
This is indeed one of the best trilogies of all time. And it is indeed the best movies DC will ever make. Without pushing anything too far, without dragging out the storyline or ruining a well known and loved character, Nolan has revolutionised the superhero industry, even the whole action industry, with these three movies. It is a legacy to be proud over, and it is a legacy that will prevail. Thank you Nolan.
Oh, can I just mention the brilliant performance of one Sir Michael Cain. He has not as much screen time in this movie as the last, but talk about quality over quantity. Every time he was on the screen he made me cry. It might even be so good, he could've won an Oscar for it.