Was a awesome Movie, Liked the first remake batman begins this movie even better, I liked all the new gadgets, and new addictions to the batman suit.

The Dark Knight. Spectacular , stunning and amazing. Absolutely staggering, a film that is not going to be forgotten. One that actually shows a story as it was meant to be shown, and one of the most darkest, cruelest, and violent action-packed...
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The Dark Knight. Spectacular , stunning and amazing. Absolutely staggering, a film that is not going to be forgotten. One that actually shows a story as it was meant to be shown, and one of the most darkest, cruelest, and violent action-packed films ever created. With great dialogues in between the equally great scenes, taking the film to another level of greatness.

The special effects were all done in a simple, non shabby way, the soundtracks were simply harmonizing with the picture, and the Gotham we knew is now gone, this is a darker and more corrupt place than in any of the previous films.

Moving on to the acting. Starting off with the Dark Knight. Bale's performance was outstanding, no-one else has ever been as superb a Batman as he is. Him being split between righteousness and insanity, between what is right and what is wrong. An entirely different Batman, and Bruce Wayne, surpassing any of his other predecessors. Whilst those were more flat, two sided characters, the Bruce Wayne we face in The Dark Knight, is a totally different story.

Two key people in the film were also Det. Lt. James Gordon, who was played by Gary Oldman, and Aaron Eckhart as Harvey Dent. They both gave a good, very believable performance. Same would go to the two characters in the supporting roles, Alfred and Luscious fox, being cast by Micheal Caine and Morgan Freeman. Whilst these all gave a good quality from themselves, I was not at all impressed by Maggie Gyllenhaal who played Rachel Daws.

Whether these characters were played well or not, people just could not concentrate on them too much, and that is only because of the fact that Heath Ledger, as the Joker, simply dominated every scene he was in, he was the highlight of the whole film. This is no ordinary Joker we were used to, Ledger portrayed the Joker as someone with hate running through his veins, someone that killed for pleasure and someone who had felt a great loss in his past. A darker, sicker, and more evil Joker than any of the other ones in the previous films. Insane, corrupt and terrifying, with a laugh of a psychotic maniac. A perfect villain for the Dark Knight, one that truly completed, and challenged him through the whole story. Hats down for Heath Ledger.

Now, not to give all the compliments for the fantastic job to the actors. I also have to compliment the Nolan brothers for an obviously marvellous screenplay and great directing. Not to forget for a large stack of brilliant dialogues. They make films immortal, in a way that they are never forgotten. It makes the difference between a quality film and a masterpiece. The Dark Knight is a masterpiece, amazing performances by the actors, with special mention on Ledger as the Joker. Bone-chilling scenes combined with action and drama, in Gotham that looks flawless, a huge city covered with darkness and insanity. The Dark Knight is a must see film.

You don't need me to tell you this is an awesome movie. It's received near unanimous praise and made about a bajillion dollars at the box office, so it's definitely liked by more than a few people. So let me just hit a few random notes:
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You don't need me to tell you this is an awesome movie. It's received near unanimous praise and made about a bajillion dollars at the box office, so it's definitely liked by more than a few people. So let me just hit a few random notes:

Christian Bale ably performs the roles of the oblivious and vapid playboy Bruce Wayne, and the dark brooding Batman. He even gets a new more practical batsuit and a new vehicle, the Batpod, which is totally badass. Heath Ledger truly gives a Joker performance that will probably never be topped. From the instant he appears on screen, you completely forget that it's Ledger behind the makeup and you spend the next 2 hours in complete fear anytime he pops up. He does some truly heinous acts and the anticipation of those acts made me squirm. I kept having to tell myself, PG-13 movie- they won't be that graphic! The Two-Face makeup? Wow, they actually translated the animated series image into real life and it is quite frankly most disturbing. Makes you forget the campy Tommy Lee Jones performance.

Maggie Gyllenhaal improves upon the Rachel Dawes character that Katie Holmes originated. Of course she really isn't given that much to work with, but at least she doesn't screw it up. And it's Zeus! What more can I say? There is a definite theme of how far one is willing to go to do what is necessary. The Joker represents pure evil. There is no logic; he does it just for the sheer amusement. Contrast that with Batman who has a strict no kill code and you get two characters endlessly dancing around each other destined to repeat their actions. I think the way the movie ends is perfect to reestablish Batman's reputation. The instance Batman becomes a hero; he loses his effectiveness. When Batman bursts onto the scene, he is strange and feared because he is unknown. But as he progresses, he becomes just another law enforcement authority figure whose even working with the police department. The criminals get wise to his code of ethics and realize that Batman won't kill them. This is why the end of the movie is so important. By preserving Harvey Dent's image, and turning Batman into a murderous vigilante, he goes back to being the feared figure he once was. This is the sacrifice Batman has to make. While he doesn't kill, as long as everyone thinks he is capable of killing, he regains his effectiveness. I can't wait to see what they come up with next time. What more can I say about this film that hasn't already been said? Highly enjoyable film, and I'd totally pay to see it again in IMAX. In fact, I did pay to see it again in IMAX!

good movie,so long {2 1/2 hours}but good,it seems like collecting lot of batman series cartoon ,including joker.double face.