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[Mcfly616]

Dendio1 wrote...

Just saw it. Excellent movie, even better than the 2nd. Bane was amazing. I can't give it enough praise. I loved the ending. Emotional whiplash to the extreme. But in the end, I was so happy for bruce.

haha....no....its not as good as the 2nd.....it was a fitting end, but not as epic, dramatic or cohesive as its predecessor.....and Bane doesn't even come close to the Joker....

[Dendio1]

Mcfly616 wrote...

Dendio1 wrote...

Just saw it. Excellent movie, even better than the 2nd. Bane was amazing. I can't give it enough praise. I loved the ending. Emotional whiplash to the extreme. But in the end, I was so happy for bruce.

haha....no....its not as good as the 2nd.....it was a fitting end, but not as epic, dramatic or cohesive as its predecessor.....and Bane doesn't even come close to the Joker....

Guess we will have to agree to disagree
I really loved everything about the film

[Drake-Shepard]

Mcfly616 wrote...

clos wrote...

Sure wish Nolan would have written the ending to ME3. TDKR is an absolutely outstanding ending to a trilogy.

See, the plotline has a few holes but the movie (and specially the ending) is so satisfying the majority of people don't give a crap. That's how you do it Bioware, take note and stop messing up franchises.

besides literally seeing Bruce with his L.I....there's not much different than ME3's ending

you forgot about the ending of the movie making sense. But then again you're probably one of the few clever people that can understand ME3 fully and the rest of us can't.

Modifié par Drake-Shepard, 24 juillet 2012 - 08:19 .

[Torrible]

 
 70 logical gripes with The Dark Knight Rises:

http://www.imdb.com/...t/202245927?p=1 

[TAlTAl]

i do think if ME3 ended like dark knight rises should have been amazing, maybe it could have happened like this

crucible completes construction but while shep attacks cerberus base and entire alliance forces previously constructing the crucible there TIM other half of the cerberus forces takes control over the crucible and the citadel. TIM programs the crucible to take total control over the reapers, shep and hammer goes into citadel located near jupiter on its course to earth; location to harbinger (crucible needs to be in close proximity to harbinger for its to take total control over the reapers) anyways, citadel on its way the whole might of the galaxy holds off the reaper forces until shepherd can rig the crucible to "disable" all reapers. in gameplay it would have been cool if there was a EMS chart on top of the screen that shows reaper forces destroyed or some of the galatic alliance forces destroyed. mission would be like the final suicide mission on me2 except this time all characters besides you and 2 squad members lead a squad suitable for their purpose like ashley, james or garrus for battalion shock troop squad (additional efficiency from krogan squad + grunt, and rachni if it makes sense), tali or garrus again for tech squad (additional efficiency from ex-cerberus scientists with jacob and miranda), kaiden,javik or liara for biotic squad support or biotic artillery (added efficiency with jack's students and jack), and etc.

leading up to a final battle with unrecognizably deformed reaper-like illusive man from hooking up to crucibles' system and boosting it up with his cybernatic upgrades- like the monster from the art book which i really look forward to kill at the beginning. during the battle it's cut into many sequences taking down crucible parts hooked up to illusive reaper man then defending another alliance squad to set up explosives around the crucible, after the final explosives set the citadel reaches within proximity reaper forces enters the citadel reeking havoc to the hammer and your squad-mates you need to get out of there but on the half way to extraction the reapers have reaches the bomb setups and the detonator is damages someone needs to get there to reactivate it thats when it cuts to just cinematics with Shepard running to the explosives and depending on the ems shep either gets there alive or extremely injured once there shep will seem very injured if alive not extremely injured he will rig the crucible and get away in time(but will not look like he made it) extremely injured he dies a hero but all sequences will end with sad quiet music with muted explosions and shep screaming in pain flashes of his/her friends as he fights on while shep reaches the explosives the rest of hammers who acted as decoy squad ( did not follow shep it would have been stupid if they did) starts evacuating depending on ems most of or some of them will evacuate safely. when shep gets to detonating the explosives shep says hes goodbyes to LI and rest of the normandy crew/hacket/ over the comm and andersons' radio (who is seen on the frontline taking) cover from reaper fire. after his report on succeeding his/her mission he just sits against the war looking up to space or some beautiful scene listening to LIs' plee for him to come back,, then, KABOOM true tear jerker. everyone cies sadder than mordin or legions death. but if shep is extremely injured he passes out during talking to everyone over the comm - mission failure couldn't destroy the reapers. if ems was somewhat high enough though shep extremely injured he holds out until the end and detonates the explosives.

after reaper destruction everyone cheers search parties sweep citadel if ems high enough they find shep injured but alive if just enough fro reaper destruction they find shep dead, if alive reunion with LI and crew at hospital bed shep gives speech to all of galaxys' races if dead hacket and anderson speech .
if ems too low reaper forces are hit with TIMs' control crucible signal but it does nothing, reapers win next gen finishes the job like the rejection ending.

sorry BSN super long post

[Essalor]

Hah, forum search be damned. DKR - awesome trilogy ending for dummies (i.e. build up suspense and resolve all plot points, plus leave minor possibilities for future headcanon - Robin), ME3 - how to ****** off customers for dummies (i.e. generate hype and blow it). Can we get LI reunion DLC now?

[mupp3tz]

EC should have been exactly the last scene of DKR:

Hackett goes to a cafe in London, looks up and gets distracted by what appears to be a familiar figure. Why, lookie thar! It's Shepard and his LI. Alive! And living on the down low.

Lulz.

But, in all seriousness, I enjoyed that movie.

[FrozenDreamfall]

That would have been the best ending ever lol.

[Iakus]

Mcfly616 wrote...

clos wrote...

Sure wish Nolan would have written the ending to ME3. TDKR is an absolutely outstanding ending to a trilogy.

See, the plotline has a few holes but the movie (and specially the ending) is so satisfying the majority of people don't give a crap. That's how you do it Bioware, take note and stop messing up franchises.

besides literally seeing Bruce with his L.I....there's not much different than ME3's ending

Bruce lived and found peace.  ANd we got to see a snapshot of it.  That makes all the difference in the world.

[mc_garnicle]

Just seen this movie today and have to agree with OP... ending was really satisfying, epic even. Puts Mass Effect 3 (including EC) to shame.

[teh DRUMPf!!]

Torrible wrote...

 70 logical gripes with The Dark Knight Rises:

http://www.imdb.com/...t/202245927?p=1 

If she had been pre-established in an earlier film, her reveal as Talia would had way more of an impact instead of “Hey! There is only 10 minutes left in the movie, BTW I’m really the main villain!” She was just as poorly added to the story as the Thomas Elliot character in “Batman: Hush”. 

No kidding.

Just watched the movie today. This was my biggest issue. Here, you're being told all this stuff about Bane growing up in this terrible prison, and then at the last minute you're told "nah, that's the girl, Bane was just a guy." The trickery was clever, but not necessary. That part really bummed me out.

It's eerily reminiscent of starchild. And frankly, I had no problem with the catalyst as such, it makes sense that these giant sentient starships are run by an overlord. Only, the reveal of that overlord was turrrrible.

I was neutral on the part about Bruce Wayne living, and moving on with Selina. I didn't mind it, but it just did nothing for me, whereas him the notion of him dying in the end to save the city was much more moving. I also felt the two of them as a couple was a bit ridiculous.

Apart from that, there were a bunch of other flaws from the link above I also noticed and agree with (though not all). But in the end, I can look over them and enjoy the movie enough to say it was good.

Same with this game.

[Mcfly616]

iakus wrote...

Mcfly616 wrote...

clos wrote...

Sure wish Nolan would have written the ending to ME3. TDKR is an absolutely outstanding ending to a trilogy.

See, the plotline has a few holes but the movie (and specially the ending) is so satisfying the majority of people don't give a crap. That's how you do it Bioware, take note and stop messing up franchises.

besides literally seeing Bruce with his L.I....there's not much different than ME3's ending

Bruce lived and found peace.  ANd we got to see a snapshot of it.  That makes all the difference in the world.

Not really lol.....I already know what everybody plans on doing if they survive the war.....I don't need a picture illustrating it for me.....

Thanks for reassuring my belief that people mostly bash the ending because they didnt get an irrelevant slide illustrating what we already know will happen if a Shepard lives(a L.I. reunion)

[mupp3tz]

Torrible wrote...

 
 70 logical gripes with The Dark Knight Rises:

http://www.imdb.com/...t/202245927?p=1 

Logical?  More like obsessively nit-picky.  You could play this game all day with any form of media or, hell, even real life.

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

M U P P 3 T Z wrote...

EC should have been exactly the last scene of DKR:

Hackett goes to a cafe in London, looks up and gets distracted by what appears to be a familiar figure. Why, lookie thar! It's Shepard and his LI. Alive! And living on the down low.

Lulz.

But, in all seriousness, I enjoyed that movie.

That would've been the best thing ever, of all time.

[Conniving_Eagle]

Torrible wrote...

 
 70 logical gripes with The Dark Knight Rises:

http://www.imdb.com/...t/202245927?p=1 

This list nails almost all of the reasons for my own stigma against the film. Yeah it was good, but people saying it was legendary, perfect, 5 stars, etc - Lol, no, just no.

[Torrible]

M U P P 3 T Z wrote...

Torrible wrote...

 
 70 logical gripes with The Dark Knight Rises:

http://www.imdb.com/...t/202245927?p=1 

Logical?  More like obsessively nit-picky.  You could play this game all day with any form of media or, hell, even real life.

All day? Try 4 months. 

[Torrible]

Conniving_Eagle wrote...

Torrible wrote...

 
 70 logical gripes with The Dark Knight Rises:

http://www.imdb.com/...t/202245927?p=1 

This list nails almost all of the reasons for my own stigma against the film. Yeah it was good, but people saying it was legendary, perfect, 5 stars, etc - Lol, no, just no.

Me too. I was a fan of the first 2 films but the 3rd one (even ignoring all the plotholes, inconsistencies and contrivances) is several notches below Nolan's usual standards. Nolan sacrificed too much of what made Batman awesome to tell this story.

In TDKR, this isn't the Bruce Wayne I have grown up with these past 26 years. The Bruce Wayne I know doesn't retire, he isn't selfish enough to even THINK of living his own life and settling down while someone else takes up his mantle. He wouldn't have sat around for 8 years because he was upset. Him being upset is what makes him fight crime even harder(look at how his parents death motivated him to be The Batman). The real Bruce Wayne doesn't get so depressed that he GIVES UP, did he do that with Jason Todd? NO. His parents? NO. And real Bruce Wayne will be The Batman until he is so old that he can barely stand. That is the Dark Knight I KNOW. 

Other than the batpod-to-bat chase by the cops in the first half & the 'breaking of the bat' encounter with Bane it just felt as though 'The Batman' never really got into his stride again afterwards. Don't get me wrong - I'm all for the buildup, narrative and gravitas that Nolan injects in the last two acts, but the second half of the film just seems to miss the 'feel' of a true Batman story - his final fight with Bane being in daylight and amoungst the masses a prime example of what I'm trying to get at... that's just not Batman in my eyes. Too obvious, too formulaic. 
Am I alone in this? Did no one else hope to see more of him dodging the shadows, terrorizing Bane's mob in the dark and generally influencing the final confrontation more subtely? Where where his most iconic weapons, ie. "theatricality & deception"...?

Modifié par Torrible, 27 juillet 2012 - 04:54 .

[Conniving_Eagle]

Torrible wrote...

Conniving_Eagle wrote...

Torrible wrote...

 
 70 logical gripes with The Dark Knight Rises:

http://www.imdb.com/...t/202245927?p=1 

This list nails almost all of the reasons for my own stigma against the film. Yeah it was good, but people saying it was legendary, perfect, 5 stars, etc - Lol, no, just no.

Me too. I was a fan of the first 2 films but the 3rd one (even ignoring all the plotholes, inconsistencies and contrivances) is several notches below Nolan's usual standards. Nolan sacrificed too much of what made Batman awesome to tell this story.

In TDKR, this isn't the Bruce Wayne I have grown up with these past 26 years. The Bruce Wayne I know doesn't retire, he isn't selfish enough to even THINK of living his own life and settling down while someone else takes up his mantle. He wouldn't have sat around for 8 years because he was upset. Him being upset is what makes him fight crime even harder(look at how his parents death motivated him to be The Batman). The real Bruce Wayne doesn't get so depressed that he GIVES UP, did he do that with Jason Todd? NO. His parents? NO. And real Bruce Wayne will be The Batman until he is so old that he can barely stand. That is the Dark Knight I KNOW. 

Other than the batpod-to-bat chase by the cops in the first half & the 'breaking of the bat' encounter with Bane it just felt as though 'The Batman' never really got into his stride again afterwards. Don't get me wrong - I'm all for the buildup, narrative and gravitas that Nolan injects in the last two acts, but the second half of the film just seems to miss the 'feel' of a true Batman story - his final fight with Bane being in daylight and amoungst the masses a prime example of what I'm trying to get at... that's just not Batman in my eyes. Too obvious, too formulaic. 
Am I alone in this? Did no one else hope to see more of him dodging the shadows, terrorizing Bane's mob in the dark and generally influencing the final confrontation more subtely? Where where his most iconic weapons, ie. "theatricality & deception"...?

Just one question. Where are the other 35 questions? I only read the first 30?

[Torrible]

Conniving_Eagle wrote...

Just one question. Where are the other 35 questions? I only read the first 30?

He listed the rest in the 3rd and 4th posts. 

[Conniving_Eagle]

I read some of the 4th page, which covers 30-50 and that's someone else trying to refute his points. I think I'm a little lost...

[Torrible]

Stay on the first page and click the 'flat' link at the top of the page.

Edit: Oops, you need to be a registered member to do it. I'll copy and paste the rest below.

31.) For a city that has been overtaken by criminals it seemed severely down played. Within that 5 month span the streets of Gotham should have looked worse than New York City in “Escape from New York”. Here was a great subplot, the rape and pillage of Gotham, instead wasted for the *beep* Pit prison subplot. 

32.) How did Selina Kyle not get gang raped/killed (or in reverse order) by a bunch of the Blackgate prisoners after they were set loose? Sure she could take on a dozen thugs, but a couple hundred murderers and rapists running loose at the same time? I don’t think so. 

33.) What was the point of Selina Kyle wearing the catsuit? Anyone who I would image she would want to conceal her identity from already knew her true identity. Bruce knew it, Bane knew it, Dagget knew it, Blake knew it, (but he knows everything) so why even bother? It is also never explained why she chooses to dawn the suit in the first place. What was her inspiration? She just randomly comes out with this whole getup. And what exactly did her cat-ears/visor do exactly? For a broke jewel thief she managed to get some high tech looking shades. 

34.) Jonathan Crane would have been killed shortly after the prison breakout considering he experimented on criminals in “Batman Begins”. I think there would be more than a few inmates that have a bone to pick with him. 

35.) Why didn’t any of the prisoners dig or chisel holes into the wall as they made their climb so they would have some kind of a stable grip and footing while making their way up? 

36.) Bane tells Bruce his (I mean Talia’s) master plan on how he will give Gotham’s citizens a false sense of hope before inevitably blowing them all up. First off what “hope” did he actually offer them? The whole city must have been scared *beep* knowing the one random citizen could blow up the city at any given time. There is a terrorist overtaking the city and blowing *beep* up criminals, running around loose on the streets with no law and order, no government, no society. What the *beep* kind of hope did he exactly sell to the people of Gotham? The five month wait was completely pointless and was just a lazily written excuse by Nolan and his terrible co-writers to give time to Bruce to impossibly recover and return to Gotham as Batman. In other words more contrived *beep* from Nolan’s amazing storytelling abilities. 

37.) How were the prisoners fed if at all and where did the food come from? 

38.) So Bruce gets his back broken by Bane. Not only is he not paralyzed or severely incapable of walking, but he gets his vertebrae punched back into place, and with a few sit ups and push ups he is fully recovered and better than ever, WTF!?!?! The intelligence insulting continues from Nolan and company as you are seriously supposed to buy this *beep* When a person has a herniated disc, it impairs a person greatly never mind having it literally snapped out of place, yet the prison doctor had the magic touch. What *beep* is the world’s greatest chiropractor doing at the bottom of a *beep* prison? Hasn’t anyone realized the miracles this man can bestow upon the world? How many people he could cure and all without a single scalpel. They would have to rewrite medicine based on this guy. Forget Batman, this prison doctor is the hero Gotham, I mean the world needs. 

39.) During Bruce’s *beep* recovery we see him attempting the climb up the Pit a few times, each time falling and get battered up against the rock walls. The fact that we was already in bad shape before even fighting Bane, then getting beaten and broken, he is somehow able to withstand the battery of the rock walls and eventually get out. 

40.) So the one part of the prison Pit that none of the prisoners could overcome was the one long jump from the one ledge to the next. It seems if you could clear this jump, you were home free. The only person to make this jump was a little scrawny girl that was half their size and possessed less than half their strength..............*beep* you Nolan! 

41.) The bats flying out of the prison walls as Bruce was just about to climb out of the pit was stupid as they seemingly came out of nowhere. 

42.) Bane gave Bruce a TV to watch in prison as Gotham “fell”. This is cheesy on the stupidest level. It sounds more like a tactic that a villain from the Adam West Batman TV show would use. And how did Bane get cable for a TV, that is in a pit, in the middle of nowhere, in what Alfred referred to as an “Ancient Part of the world”? To further torture Bruce maybe Bane switched to Dish network so that Bruce would miss the latest “Breaking Bad” episodes, while imprisoned for the summer. 

43.) With only the ragged cloths on his back, Bruce Wayne manages to somehow make it back to Gotham city from the middle of nowhere. The prison looked to be like it was in a desert. So how would a broken, battered, malnourished man survive a trek through a blistering dessert let alone get into a city that has only one heavily guarded point of entry? Bruce had no money or any conveniently placed ride to get him back. He couldn’t have flown in on the Bat since it was still in the city. What did he do, ice skate to Gotham Island? 

44.) I can’t really see Bruce throwing down the rope to the prisoners, after hearing horror stories of how they killed and raped a woman and would have done the the same to her daughter had it not been for her protecter/**** Bane. 

45.) Bane exposing the murders of Harvey Dent was extremely underwhelming and pointless considering it had no impact on anything afterword. What gives his word any credibility when he is just reading off of some wrinkly sheets of paper? Do the prisoners really care at this point now that they are free and run the city? Are the dead mayor and other deceased politicians concerned about this great revelation? Batman gets a statue erected in his name and Gordon is still a police commissioner at the end of the film, in spite the fact they contributed to the Harvey Dent cover up. 

46.) Why did Bane/Talia idiotically decide to have the nuclear reactor driven around the city, in 3 different similar looking trucks? The amazing John Blake figured this out quickly (he doesn't miss a beat does he?) so it would have been more sensible to hide it somewhere deep within the city rather than drive it around like it’s *beep* ice cream. 

47.) It isn’t until few months into the takeover of Gotham, that the U.S. military decides to send in a small special ops team that seemingly had no plan other than getting killed shortly after arriving. Maybe they would have had better luck sending in Snake Plisken with the Gulfire. 

48.) How did Bruce know (after somehow getting back to Gotham) exactly where Selina was? The amount of coincidental run-ins are amazing. 

49.) Aside from the pacing being the worst I’ve ever seen in a film, the editing is also screwed to the point where they even placed a scene in the wrong spot. As Gordon and Miranda Tate are brought before judge Crane, Bane asks for Miranda to be brought to him. The next scene has Bruce enter the building to talk to Lucius and Miranda, even though she was just called to see Bane. Later, Batman asks where Miranda is and he is told that Bane took her, but Bruce was the last person to see her. Uhhhh ok. 

50.) The whole Bane’s army vs. the GCPD scene didn’t make sense to me even long before the film was released since I played an extra during the Wall Street shoot. I played one of the thugs on Bane’s side and we were all equipped with various kinds of weapons. I had an AK like many others, (even a lot of the cops had hand handguns) yet once we were given the go ahead to engage no one was using their guns. The only people that were actually shot were a few cops and mercenaries at the frontline. What was the point of having the guns? It’s like have the US army and the ****’s running at other on the beaches of Normandy with their guns in hand but instead of shooting each other they start to fist fight instead. Yet another of the many unfathomably, nonsensical things that happen in this film. 

Modifié par Torrible, 27 juillet 2012 - 05:14 .

[Torrible]

51.) A lot of the cops were freshly shaven on set and in the film so did Bane provide gillette for his prisoners? It’s the only way to explain why every male cop didn’t have full grown Rob Zombie beard.

52.) The whole build up to the big clash between Bane’s army and the GCPD was fruitless considering that it lasted less than two minutes before Batman gets to Bane. The shoot was two grueling 16 hour days in the freezing cold with many shots taken, yet Nolan only used so little of what was supposed to be the climax of the film. So why pay a *beep* of money to shoot on Wall Street for 2 minutes of underutilized footage? It would have been cheaper to just build a set.

53.) So with the Bat sitting on a rooftop for 5 months no one came across it and tried to use it or sabotage it?

54.) So a nuclear bomb is about to go off, and either Batman or Gordon's cops took the time to etch a giant bat symbol onto the bridge? “A simple phone call would have sufficed.”

55.) The constant wide shots of Manhattan every five minutes really took me out of feeling like I was in Gotham city. Gotham city is a character in and of it self in the Batman mythos and shouldn’t feel/look like any old city in the US. In the Tim Burton films, Gotham truly looked like Gotham since they actually built whole set-pieces to really immerse you in the world of Batman. Even “Batman Begins” does it to some extant, introducing you to the “Narrows” which is oddly never mentioned or revisited in the subsequent films. I’m sure Chicago natives felt that Batman and crew lived in Chicago in “The Dark Knight Rises”, well this is how I felt about this film blatantly showing New York landmarks like the unfinished Freedom Tower, or were we supposed to pretend that was another Wayne Enterprises building being put up?

56.) Somehow Batman can physically stand toe to toe with Bane again (what happened to his leg brace?) and for whatever *beep* reason seems to be fighting better than ever. Batman punches Bane’s mask damaging some of the tubes causing the indestructible brute to falter. Why didn’t this happen when Batman punched his mask 20 times the first time they fought?

57.) What does Bane’s mask do other than the vague *beep* explanation we get that “It would hurt” it he took it off? If it keeps him alive then how does it do it?

58.) How is Bane punching through the pillars with superhuman like strength? Nolan scrapped the whole venom idea so Bane has no excuse or strength to be able to do such a thing. This character was severely half-assedly written.

59.) WHERE’S THE TRIGGER!?! lol

60.) Talia’s reveal is a very weak plot point due to to the non existent character build up. The Miranda Tate character was already introduced way too late into the story to have any impact, and then Talia comes out of nowhere as the true mastermind? Not only is she a horribly written *beep* villain, but she degraded an already mediocre one. Bane became pointless once Talia is revealed. His role became just as it was in "Batman & Robin" as he was another woman's ****.

61.) Talia’s plan/motive as mentioned earlier, is chalk full of contradiction and idiocy. So she wants to complete her father’s work even though she hates her father....ok. Then she has a nuclear bomb she could detonate at anytime to complete her father’s (the guy she hates) plan but she doesn't.....ok. Before blowing Gotham up she wants to give the citizens a “false” sense of hope but instead just made them feel hopeless/sacred, and what the *beep* dose it matter what they feel like 5 months or 5 minutes before the bomb goes off? They are all going to be disintegrated along with her. So how the *beep* does any of that matter?

62.) Some people are still debating on weather Batman died or not yet no one seems to point out the fact that Talia is still alive. She just fell asleep (hilariously I might add) during her own long, boring, pointless exposition.

63.) After being fatally stabbed, while coupled with other serious injury Batman is still able to chase down Talia and retrieve the bomb, all while taking the time to make out with Catwoman (I mean Selina).

64.) Batman survives being at the epicenter of a nuclear blast........enough said.

65.) The blast radius of the bomb is said to have been 6 to 10 miles wide meaning at the very least the entire coast of Gotham should have been destroyed.

66.) Bats may have saved people from getting blow to hell, but can he save them from Radiation sickness/cancer?

67.) Alfred crying at the Wayne family’s burial site was genuinely touching to me in spite all the stupid *beep* that came before it, but or coarse one of the very few scene I like is cut abruptly to see John Blake again, because we surely haven’t seen or heard enough of his *beep* expositions.

68.) Alfred is hysterically crying thinking that his beloved master has died at the funeral, yet he barley has a reaction when he seems him alive and well in the cafe.

69.) John Blake’s real first name is revealed to be Robin........ok? So is this supposed to tell us he becomes Robin? If so would he use his real name that he previously tried to conceal as his alias? Who would he even be a Robin too now that Bruce gave it all up presumably? If he were to take up the cape and cowl, how could he do so without any of the years of special training Bruce endured? Why would Bruce abandon his entire fortune and legacy as Batman to some random cop just because he figured him out based on “look in his eyes”? None of it makes any *beep* sense and doesn't “epically” conclude anything. It actually leaves the film with many more questions such as:

70)*What will Robin Blake do? Use his real name as his alias and be sidekick to a hero who is no longer active? (It’s funny considering both Nolan and Bale went on record saying they would never make a film including Robin.)
*What will become of Wayne Enterprises with nearly all of the board of directors dead, and Bruce out of the picture, with a lot of his top secret tech scattered throughout the streets?
*What will become of Gotham City, now with it’s financial district in flames, more than half it’s police force wiped out, the cities worst criminals running around free, and the nuclear radiation fallout that will inevitably kill everyone in Gotham?
*What will Alfred do now? Run a daycare at Wayne manor?
*What will become of Bruce Wayne? Is he just gonna settle down with Selina in Italy and really leave everything behind?
*Will Talia ever wake up from putting herself to sleep?

Modifié par Torrible, 27 juillet 2012 - 05:21 .

[GFOX7]

Am I the only one who thought Nolan was going to pull an Inception and just have Alfred smile at the camera at the end? I totally expected that to happen.

And oddly enough, I also would have been ok with that. I'm just happy that Bruce and Selina ended up together.

[Conniving_Eagle]

Thanks, Torrible.

[Torrible]

Conniving_Eagle wrote...

Thanks, Torrible.

No problem.