Yup, it's Batman, always Batman. And it’s the third in Christopher
Nolan’s Batman trilogy. I must admit, I wasn’t the biggest fan of Batman begins
(in fact there are certain parts of it I absolutely hated "I won't kill you,
but that doesn't mean I have to save you" YES IT DOES, YOU'RE BATMAN), and was
sceptical when the Dark Knight came out. My sister saw it before I did. I only
bought it because I had ClubCard coupons and it was cheap at Tesco.
To my surprise, for the most part it was amazing, catching the
relationship the Joker has with Batman better than Tim Burton's movie, although
they didn't make him all that funny, but you can only ask for so much, especially in
this incredibly grim world of Christopher Nolan. So, I came into the cinema to
watch the Dark Knight Rises and came out smiling. Then I read all the negative
reviews, and found points I genuinely agreed with.
So I wasn’t sure how I'd feel watching it again, but I still enjoyed
it, for every flaw, and there are lots of them, I actually still like this
movie. Thing is, I have an incredibly hard job explaining why. So, with no idea
how this review will end, let's dig into the Dark Knight Rises
