The movie started with the people of Gotham City celebrating
the 8th Harvey Dent’s day. Commissioner James Gordon tempted to
reveal the truth during his speech but ended up keeping his notes and said
otherwise, praising the Dent Act instead. During a party at Wayne Manor, Bruce
Wayne who has become a recluse accidentally discovered 1 of the maid, who was serving
his dinner, checking out his hideout. He immediately noticed her wearing his
mother’s pearls and attempted to retrieve it but was outwitted instead. He was
intrigued and curious as she has managed to also retrieve his finger prints
from the well-guarded safe. This has prompted Bruce to find out her identity
while Alfred worrying over Bruce’s recluse and not afraid of dying manner. They
had a fight with Alfred telling the truth about Rachel’s letter which he had burnt,
prompting him to leave Wayne Manor. The more Bruce digs, the more he discovered,
slowly but surely bringing Batman out of hiding and back to become the hero he
is.
Finally! I was so over the moon when Hubby decided we should
watch the last of this trilogy! I definitely had high expectation of this
movie, especially since Batman Begins and The Dark Knight were GOOD! Alas,
Christopher Nolan did not disappoint me… good story line, good action, good
CGI! What more can I asked for? Some say the starting was kinda slow… to me it’s
just nice… slowly but surely picking up the pace and hit the high notes at the
end. Of course, Christian Bale is the most suited Batman comparing to the
previous older versions. Anne Hathaway purred away my doubts and emerged a
fantastic Catwoman! Tom Hardy and Marion Cotillard may look stiff at some point
but the overall movie shone away from them. Not forgetting the beautiful Lamborghini and super cool Batmobile! Just loved it! A triumphant ending to a superb
trilogy!
PS: I suspect there might be another movie about Robin.
9 thumbs up out of 10
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