I'll start with what I disliked about it. The whole segment when Bane broke the bat (not a spoiler since Bane is indeed famous for being the villain that broke the bat) and when Bruce Wayne had to recover. And then what happened with Gotham during that period of time was too loosely covered.
Yes, if they were to write it out properly the movie would have been 4 hours long, but still I have to take it into account.
And how the whole Gotham police force wasl tricked and then trapped was too much of the same thing as The Dark Knight story. Had both villains been the same ones or from the same group, I wouldn't mind it at all. But the way these two movies were written, the recycled "strategy" used in both stories were just too similar for two different villains to be using. Too much of a coincidence didn't stretch the imagination for me.
But other than those two points, everything else was quite a treat to have sat through. Furthermore, I've just watched the first two installation a day before catching this one, so the whole thing really tied up very well.
While Heath Ledger portrayed a representation that was twisted to the point of danger, Tom Hardy represented intelligence to the point of danger. Both projected fear and destruction but Bane's intelligence made him even scarier than the Joker.
The new additions in this instalment, Marion Cotillard, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Anne Hathaway were again brilliant as the chosen ones by Christopher Nolan. They added dimensions into the story from their portrayals and really brought life to the characters from the comic books.
This was definitely a great way to end the trilogy. But spoiler alert, I would have preferred it more had they just let Batman stayed on the ship and have that different ending. That would have had a bigger impact on the ending!
But oh well, still a strong and satisfactory ending to the trilogy.
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