A solid conclusion to the worlds best trilogy

Rating: 10/10 (5 June 2017)

8 years after Batman's conflict with the Joker, he has become a social recluse like you'd expect him to be. But that won't last very long, as the genius terrorist Bane, has risen in Gotham and will draw the Batman out of hiding. And Bane is more than a worthy opponent. Bane proves to be formidable this movie that gives Bruce Wayne the test of strength and willpower. Like the rest of The Dark Knight trilogy, and the rest of Christopher Nolan's movies, this film is incredibly well produced, and is amazing all together in every way. The story telling and scene quality is amazing, and leaves you wondering how it could be any better. The movie introduces the villain Bane, who has his origin explained in the movie. Bane is one of Batman's biggest comic enemies, and is an intimidating character. Tom Hardy's performance as Bane is flawless, and really makes you believe in the character throughout the movie. The movie also introduces another important Batman-related character, Catwoman. Selina Kyle's character isn't as deep as Batman, but is still a juicy feature of this movie. Seeing Christopher Nolan's Batman interact with the notorious Catwoman is pure gold. Anne Hathaway does a phenomenal performance of Catwoman, that defines how you'll view the character.
Overall, the movie is perfect. Its suspense and intensity remain constant throughout the run-time, as the characters develop, along with the plot. Every movie fan should see this, for it easily takes a seat among the best movies ever made. Although it does not surpass the previous addition to The Dark Knight trilogy (The Dark Knight), it still delivers a satisfying and purely uplifting conclusion to the trilogy that will never have any competition for the title of Best Trilogy Ever.