I am glad they showed Bruce but by the look on Alfred's face you know he spotted him

At the end, when you see The Bat flying over the water with the bomb from Blake's point of view, I could have sworn I saw a tiny figure dropping from The Bat into the water. If someone else could confirm this I'd greatly appreciate it as I'm not 100% sure if I saw it or if I'm hallucinating lol

I'm glad they showed Bruce so there wouldn't be a long-ass discussion on NolanFans about it.

- Bruce alucination (tha't not Nolan, sorry)

Well showing him at the table still has not stopped some people from saying he is dead lol

The first thing i noticed right away was the cleaned up Bane's voice, it was different from the bootleg version of the prologue what i saw back in december, i remember people complaining about his voice, but i personally never had any problems to understand him, but i understand Chris Nolan's decision to change his voice a little bit, and i thought his voice was perfect, it was menacing, very scary and mysterious, and his accent was more clearer then before, i really liked that!
From the beginning to the end you can really see and feel the dark gritty tone of the film, just like the two previous films, that was always one of the things i love the most about this franchise, so that was really perfectly done!
The story was written brilliantly, the entire film was an emotional, intense, incredible and EPIC journey, but this film also has his flaws of course, just like any other film, but i had goosebumps the entire time, my heart was pounding, many times i had to hold my tears, TDKR really is a once in a lifetime experience!

About the characters, the characters were brilliantly written, they had charisma and were very interesting and i thought you could really connect with these characters, but if i must say, there were too many characters in this movie, that was a bit too bad, that screentime could be filled with more attention to the mainly characters of the film, but overall the characters were so awesome and brilliant!
Bruce Wayne/Batman: I really loved his story, it was a very emotional journey, the perfect last challenge for Bruce Wayne, but i only wished that we had seen a little more of Batman in this story, doing detective work and more.

Bane: Really awesome villian, i hate when people are comparing him with the Joker, he's a very different type of villian, but to be honest in general the Joker was a better villian then Bane, but that's because the Joker was truly perfection, he was the best of the best, the ultimate villian, so, but Bane was a great villian, absolutely terrifying and intimidating, he was a perfect physical threat to Batman, but one little complain, i wanted to see a little more of Bane's back story, i wanted to see more scenes with his connection with Talia and Ra's when he was younger.

Selina Kyle/Catwoman: By far the best interpretation of Selina/Catwoman i ever seen, but also the best female character of any Nolan films, but also with this character, i wanted to see a little more of Selina Kyle's personal dark story, and also i wanted more scenes of her in the Catsuit as a burglar, while using her goggles, so that was also a little disappointing, but she was totally fantastic, badass, sexy, interesting and fun to watch!

John Blake 'Robin': Really refreshing character exactly what this story needed, he was brave, an idealist, a really interesting character, someone you can relate and compare to Bruce Wayne in a way, i was really suprised to see him become the new Batman in the end, but it absolutely worked perfectly, and i was really satisfied about that!

Talia Al Ghul/Miranda Tate: A good addition to the characters, i loved her twist in the story and her connection with Bane, i always had a feeling she was Talia, but i wished they had done her Talia revealing much sooner in the film, we only see her like Talia for 10 minutes, that was too bad.

Every Actor did an incredible job!
Christian Bale: This was his best Bruce/Batman performance of all three, once again he really brings life and depth to the character, you can really feel a broken and struggling Bruce, for me Christian has always been the perfect Bruce Wayne/Batman!

Tom Hardy: He did an outstanding job, he did a lot of acting only with his expression in his eyes, and his movement, Bane is a very difficult role to play, and Tom was really perfect for this role!

Anne Hathaway: She is the best Selina/Catwoman ever, she really understand this complexed character, her movement, her voice, her fighting skills, her sexyness, everything she did was done perfectly, from the moment she was cast, i always knew Anne would be the perfect Catwoman in Nolan's Gotham City!

Joseph Gordon-Levitt: He really brings charisma into the character, you really relate to John Blake 'Robin', and that's because he really gives a outstanding performance, he brings that awesomeness to the character, Joe was the perfect choice to become the new Batman!

Sir Michael Caine: I actually cried in every scene he was, he acted so beautiful, so emotional, it was just WOW!

And the rest: Marion Cotillard, Gary Oldman, Morgan Freeman, they all did a very good job and cool cameos by Liam Neeson and Cillian Murphy!

About the Ending: for me it really was absolutely perfect, when Alfred sees Bruce and Selina sitting in that café in Italy, that was a very happy and emotional moment, i was so happy he was still alive,
Bruce wanted Alfred to know that he was okay, and that he had listened to Alfred's advice and that he was ready to move on with his life, i also was very happy to see that Bruce and Selina were together, i was always hoping that they would end up together, and the ending with John Blake 'Robin' where he goes into the batcave, and then just like Bruce in Batman Begins, the bats starts flying around him, he's also holding a light, that was a very awesome moment, and then when he steps up the platform and platform goes up along with Hans Zimmer score, that was a very special moment, goosebumps everywhere, for me it was truly the PERFECT ENDING!