An Epic Conculsion to Nolan's Batman Trilogy

Rating: 10/10 (28 July 2012)

Walking out of the theater, I had a spring in my step. I felt fully satisfied with Batman's conclusion and had no doubt Nolan would take care of a character beloved by so many. The movie weaves together the previous two film which truly makes it a trilogy story. I wouldn't suggest going to see this movie until you given yourself a refresher on the previous two.
The characters all have their part to play. No one character was singled out and left by the wayside. It was not just about one character like TDK's Joker, but all the characters help weave the story together as a whole. The amount of detail and depth is staggering and having drawn to the previous two movies, Nolan's makes his own Batman mythology.
My biggest surprise was how Anna Hathaway handled Catwoman. This was the true representation of Catwoman. She's flawed like many of us, with an contradicting morals but still has heart and a tough as nail fighter. Not to mention drop dead gorgeous and knows how to use her femme fatal. Each time I watch it, I love her more and more. Her one liners was what gave the story humor in an otherwise dark and serious film.
As the last movie, this was also Bruce Wayne/ Batman's journey. The first movie he begins with anger and fear and ends in this movie with embracing fear and letting go of anger. A humanizing aspect that we all appreciate, about a man who conquered his demons after much trials and tragedy. He rises up. It finally ends on a hopeful note and brings all of Batman's actions into full circle.