Sammy_ExpertCritic

I really have no words to describe it. One of the best movies, I have seen till now. The tough to understand plot, so dynamic storyline, too awesome performances by each of the actors and actresses, the rhythmic turn of events,slow and steady pace and what not. Everything has been executed so perfectly. The storyline is so scattered yet so well knit. All the scenes, starting from beginning to end, unfolding series of events, the take overs through diaries, the flashbacks, even the last scene, it's marvellous. I am not being able to define the awesomeness of this movie, through words. In fact, words aren't enough. For people, who mistakenly by chance, go through my review, just one word: "Watch this movie, before you die. Else you are gonna die a looser".

The epic movie with more epic sequels. This movie gives rise to a superhero known as "Batman" and also the saga of Batman Trilogy. It depicts the story of a young and fearful boy, Bruce Wayne, and how he became a crime fighter as a result of his parent's death. A beginning of three master pieces by Christopher Nolan, the movie is not only epic in the sense that it has a great plot and more really executed than other artificially portrayed superhero movies, but also because it gives rise to a series of such epic cult classics. Incredibly well deigned action scenes, good acting by Christian Bale and Katie Holmes, justifying their selection, good direction as well as extremely well selection of supporting cast, has made this movie a success.

Following the cult of the classic, "The Dark Knight", this movie brings out another masterpiece by Christopher Nolan. Starting from direction, stunts, visual graphics to acting, everything just seems to be so perfect. Christian Bale reprises his role as Bruce Wayne Alias "The Batman", thereby establishing his fit to the role. Tom Hardy as the strong evil "Bane", who is even more powerful than Batman and in front of whom, even Batman is no match, adds lots of value to his role. Anne Hathaway as "Catwoman" is pretty much fitting and justified. However, one thing missing in the movie was the charm of The Joker. Evil seems to be faded away in this movie, as compared to Heath Ledger as "Joker" in the previous installment. Other than that, the plot, storyline, script, dialogues and dynamism scores equally well, making it another masterpiece by Christopher Nolan.