In the end, I'd like to think that Alfred found out about Bruce being alive WAY before the final cafe scene. In fact, since he inherited Bruce's money, I can see Alfred being nearby if Bruce needs him--and to pay the bills. "Where to this month Master Wayne? Switzerland? Monte Carlo? How much will ...

Nelson..it got me twice too:-) I cried three times :( Alfred resigns. Bruce making the final climb. And when the orphans saw The Bat emerges from the fire and yelled "it's batman", JGL's expression was perfect, from full of hope to understanding Batman is sacrificing his life...I started crying lik...

OMG ldmanface: :batface:

Hopefully my worst fear won't be true for this film: That it'll be a great film, but just not a great Batman film. I don't want this to be a Tale of Two Cities film with Batman elements in it, I want a Batman movie with Tale of Two Cities elements integrated, if that makes sense. No worries :twothu...

What I am worried about (a little bit) is Bane. Some say the acting is brillant (which is no surprise at all), but I'm surprised that he obviously has as much screen time as the other characters and that he doesn't stand out that much. Also, what about his "terrific brain"? (Nolan) Haven't heard ab...

Some of the complaints that have worried me slightly are things about pacing issues. A few reviews have said that a few key scenes don't feel like they ever have the chance to fully breathe. I hear things like the execution is a bit clunky etc. I wonder if maybe the large scale and scope of TDKR co...

Just came back from it. And I'd like to list some complaints. Forgive me if my grammar sucks :silent: 1.Compared to previous films, Nolan upped the scope. But it was messy at times. Many things left unexplained. 2.Too many new character bugged me a little. Some are under-developed and one I think sp...

I'm a bit disappointed

A bit spoilery toward the end. Watch at on risk