The beautiful culmination of Nolan's dark design

Rating: 10/10 (21 July 2012)

Simply put Nolan justifies all his previous comments of his take on the beloved Dark Knight. He has always been adamant that he had planned a three film story arc that he was unwillingly to compromise and he has been right to previously refuse to divulge too many details to savour the impact of his story.
For those that are fans of Nolan's previous films Memento and Inception which were famous for their 'Rubix Cube' like plot nature in which the product is up to interpretation. For me there is no doubt that he can climax as he seamlessly raps up the epic trilogy still leaving you begging for more(which is how it should be - without spoilers it's clear if he chose to he could keep it going).
I refuse to go into any plot specifics because honestly any details are spoilerific! Nolan generally casting choices were safe pairs of hands and his frequent collaborators bar Anne Hathaway who I am not a huge fan of but all were sterling - especially Tom Hardy and an emotive Micheal Caine. See it in IMAX - I read some daft reviews complaining they couldn't understand Bane, no such problems for me. Action sequences are flawless and well placed.
Thank you to all those involved for creating a story I will never grow tired of revisiting.