I've waited a long time trying to find the right words to express my thoughts about this film. I have read some incredibly great reviews on this title that put it on a pedestal. But nothing compares to the movie itself. I'm not here to write a synopsis, but I will tell you this. The ending gives me goosebumps, every single time I see it.
This is a story about self-discovery. About fear. And about justice. It is about man who struggles to deal with his anger and his guilt and who uses those feelings to fight those who harm the innocent.
Nolan is a different kind of a film director in more ways than one, but when it comes to comic book adaptations he has changed the game.
His vision here, inspired to bring together heavy talent for comic book movies instead of cheap B-list actors. His Batman is the reason we have Robert Downey Jr. in Iron Man and Edward Norton in The Incredible Hulk. I thank him for that.
And everyone else who had a part in it.
This is a story about self-discovery. About fear. And about justice. It is about man who struggles to deal with his anger and his guilt and who uses those feelings to fight those who harm the innocent.
Nolan is a different kind of a film director in more ways than one, but when it comes to comic book adaptations he has changed the game.
His vision here, inspired to bring together heavy talent for comic book movies instead of cheap B-list actors. His Batman is the reason we have Robert Downey Jr. in Iron Man and Edward Norton in The Incredible Hulk. I thank him for that.
And everyone else who had a part in it.