Because who needs a plot that makes sense?

Rating: Null/10 (5 January 2015)

What's there to say that hasn't already been said?
This is a decent movie but it doesn't live up to the incomparable excellence of its predecessor and grows increasingly frustrating the more you think about it.
Plot holes abound in this movie: How does Blake figure out who Batman is just because he's an orphan? Why does nobody find it suspicious that both Bruce and Batman die at the same time? How does Bruce heal his back in less than a month so much so that he can make an impossible jump? How did Batman get back to Gotham when it was under effective quarantine? How can Bruce show up in Florence without anybody noticing the millionaire who just had a very publicised death is alive? How did he survive when he had less than five seconds before the bomb was detonated?
And most baffling of all, How does anyone understand a word Bane says? I advise turning on subtitles. At least the character is done justice by Christopher Nolan, unlike Joel Schumacher's effort (or lack thereof) in "Batman & Robin".
If you are prepared to let such gaping plot holes go by this is a decent film, even if it's not as good as "The Dark Knight" (but that's given, no movie is as good as that). Otherwise these are plot holes that will ruin the movie for you. You have been warned, proceed with caution.