I thought the prologue was underwhelming compared Nolan's standard

Upon 2 viewings and a week's worth of reflection, I think the close-up of Batman's face in subtle slow motion is my new favorite 'shot/still' in all of film, especially considering the sacrifice (we think) he's making. That's the main reason I sort of dislike Wayne ultimately surviving. It steals fr...

Escaping a bank robbery in a school bus, aerially kidnapping a corporate executive from a Hong Kong high rise while escaping the notice of China's air force, rigging a controlled detonation of a hospital without anyone noticing - happens all the time, very realistic and believable "the Lamborghini t...

I pity anyone who chose sit through TDKR with a sour-puss scowl, arms-folded, refusing to enjoy themselves, nitpicking 'logic gaps' ignoring the forest for the trees. In your haste to hem and haw on the internet about plot inconsistencies, you missed a great film. Instead of living in the moment tha...

Thought it was great. Much better than The Dark Knight. Now looking forward to post-Batman Nolan .

Drew McWenny gives an A! http://www.hitfix.com/motion-captured/review-the-dark-knight-rises-closes-out-nolans-trilogy-with-brains-and-bombast This review is safe and spoiler free http://www.comingsoon.net/news/reviewsnews.php?id=92563 Moderate spoilers - avoid http://www.empireonline.com/reviews/re...

Bane wasn't in The Dark Knight prologue and this topic has been covered dozens of times.

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Midnight showing tickets for The Dark Knight Rises are currently on sale at Fandango for Lincoln Square IMAX, just ordered a pair.

Avengers will do about 150, TDKR will approach 175 opening weekend

It doesn't make any sense actually. South America is a continent comprised of 12 countries, 386 million people and multiple languages and dialects. There's no discernible or identifiable accent. Bane isn't "South America." He was born on a fictional prison island in the Caribbean to a British father...