Nolan's Masterpiece

Rating: 10/10 (9 August 2012)

This review might be biased, as I am ardent fan of Christopher Nolan. I love all his work especially the Batman series. Batman Begins set the tempo for The Dark Kinght and TDKR takes the trilogy to the next level.
I am actually quite confused to chose between LOTR and Nolan's Batman series for Second best Series after The Godfather. Looks like I have to give it Nolan for his sheer brilliance in screen play and giving a whole new dimension to brainless super hero movies.
Coming back to TDKR. Needless to mention, Bale, Caine, Oldman, Freeman fit the roles to a T and delivered awesome performances. The new comers too joined the party in a big way, Anne was brilliant. The Inception team was as impressive as they were in Inception.
Nolan, what can I say about him. after TDK, I thought it would be impossible for someone to better a film like TDK. But he proved the world wrong by coming with yet another masterpiece. If TDK was good with superlative performances. TDKR was excellent in subtle yet complete story telling. If Nolan wanted to better TDK, trying to better the roles, he would have failed, as Heath raised the bar too high. Nolan was however extremely calculative and decided to go with story and dialogues this time to avoid direct comparisons and wins it big.
Some scenes I loved - Wayne Prison Escape, Opening hijack scene, The bat & police chase, Alfred- Wayne Rift, Climax, Wayne revealing himself to Gordon, Death by exile and batman return, Miranda Suspense
Dialogues - That part comes later, Let the games begin, not everything not yet, its the batman, yes it comes in black, fear death
No words can actually describe the film even remotely, go for the movie, get lost in its brilliance and feel sorry that the legends ends.
Eagerly waiting for the next film from Nolan's stable.