I have to say I originally thought her screen time felt short given the movies runtime, however the more I watched it the more it flowed better for me. The movie feels like 15 minutes now. And Selina doesn't really disappear for me anymore. Even though during the occupation she really has no lines ...

Sure, but I just wish all the things I said- Bruce and Selina on the same side of the table, so they're bboth clearly in the shot and Selina doesn't have to turn her head. And, a closeup of Selina wearing the pearls. We all know she's wearing them, but the casual fan who only saw the movie once mig...

I would have us see Bruce and Selina a few seconds longer, including a closeup of Selina wearing the pearls. Plus, Bruce and Selina are on the same side of the table rather than across from each other. She's leaning her head against his shoulder. The point that we didnt get to see much about them w...

I would have us see Bruce and Selina a few seconds longer, including a closeup of Selina wearing the pearls. Plus, Bruce and Selina are on the same side of the table rather than across from each other. She's leaning her head against his shoulder.

Any working links to the ending? The youtube ones have been taken down.

The cover should be the CIA guy looking right at the audience and saying, "Ben?"

That guy lost any and all credibility when he cast Edward the vampire in his movie.

You missed subtextual cues. Example: the music cue on Alfred's face when he see's Bruce at the cafe'. It's not a curious, mystifying piece of music like the end of Inception , it's very much a definitive "this is it boys" piece of music. That could be, as well as the necklace. The necklace could be...

Really? Just in terms of character? It was kind of underwritten in comparison to Bane and Blake. Combination of everything. Character, acting, appeal, etc. She definitely has me wanting more scenes of her. Plus, Bruce/Batman just lights up in his scenes with her. IMO. Very true. Bruce's best scenes...

When the movie ends with the happy guy getting the girl, it's a typical happy, banal ending for the "main" character, like as not. It doesn't even feel right for this series but they used Alfred to attempt to manipulate us into accepting it. I don't think Nolan will be back for a sequel if his word...