What about The Dark Knight Rises?

Writers: David S. Goyer, Jonathan Nolan, Christopher Nolan.

Genre: Drama, Action, Sci-fi, Thriller, Crime.

Production Country: Region: United States, United Kingdom.

Languages: English, Arabic.

Release date: 2012-08-27 (Chinese mainland) 2012-07-20 (United States).

Runtime: 165 minutes.

Names: Batman Prequel 3: The Dark Knight Rises The Dark Knight:

Dawn Rises (Taiwan) Batman: Night God Uprising (Hong Kong) Batman Prequel 3: Black Rider Rising Batman 7:

Rise of the Dark Knight Rise of the Night Knight TDKR Batman 3: The Dark Knight Rises

Synopsis of Batman: The Dark Knight Rises

In the eight years since the death of prosecutor Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart), Gotham City has effectively curbed crime through the efforts of Sheriff Gary Oldman (Gary Oldman). And Batman Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) is wanted for Dent and disappears in Gotham City because of the crime of Dent in the middle book. However, this seemingly peaceful state is broken by the appearance of **** Bane (Tom Hardy), who uses Catwoman (Anne Hathaway) to steal Bruce's fingerprints, causing the Wayne Group to face bankruptcy and Bruce being kicked out of the board.

In order to ensure that the energy projects invested by the Wayne Group are not used by bad actors to build nuclear bombs, Bruce helps Miranda (Marion Cotillard) become the chairman of the board. Bane's next series of intricately engineered plans will leave Gotham City in solitude, and the day of destruction is just around the corner. Bruce can only shoulder the responsibility of saving Gotham again, but the resignation and departure of his dearest housekeeper Ah Fu, Catwoman's betrayal, Bane's ** methods, and the true face of his lover Mirada are revealed, all of which make his action to save Gotham impossible ......

"The Dark Knight Rises" is one of Nolan's Batman trilogies, and the trilogies are "Time to War", "The Dark Knight", and "The Dark Knight Rises".

The Dark Knight Returns is an anime based on the comics, which tells the story of Batman's life in his later years; At present, only the first half is out, and the second half will not be released until next year.

The two are different.

It's one, but the translation is different.

Batman is just a symbol, anyone can be Batman, when others need it most, to care and help, it may affect their life, "Batman" is a spirit, but also a soul.

In my opinion, this movie is also very well made. The actors in it have great acting skills, and the plot is also very good. Whether it's the Joker or Batman, I love it.

I think this movie is still quite exciting. I think it's quite satisfying to me, and the characterization is very successful.

Landlord, you're wrong, Bane is Bane. Bane was protecting the little girl from going out, and the little girl went out and found her father, the ninja master, and returned to the prison to save Bane.

The Dark Knight's portrayal of human nature and questioning of the social system surpasses all superhero movies, as if you are drinking a bottle of bourbon, but drinking a single microphone level, completely beyond the expected, but easy to accept. Nolan just packaged this kind of torture of human nature very exquisitely, with the control of the rhythm of the movie that he is good at, and stuffed it to you at a very suitable time, at this time, the vast majority of the audience will not refuse to think about something deep while being a hero.

As someone who has watched "The Dark Knight", my feeling is that "The Dark Knight" has created a different or more realistic image of the hero in the world. also successfully portrayed a powerful, real villain.

To be honest, the clown in this ** is one of the most successful villains I've ever seen. It represents chaos and neutrality, which is evil, and he does evil for the sake of doing evil. is a complete villain.

He felt that he had seen through the darkness and ugliness of ordinary people's human nature, and he had also seen through the justice that Batman insisted on in his heart.

This film can be regarded as absorbing the good parts of the comics, and then adapting them from the director's own perspective, and the director of the entire Batman series trilogy is trying to create a feeling of acting in a tragic stage play, reminiscent of the heroes of ancient Greek mythology who broke free from the shackles of fate and worked hard to pursue self-worth. Director Christopher Nolan is best at portraying the guilt of the characters, and the trauma of the past, whether it is Inception or deadly magic or the Batman series and the feeling of guilt and longing for redemption in memory fragments have become the most important core of the film

Part 1: Wayne's choice is to take revenge on ** or revenge on the forces. Whether it's to destroy Gotham or save Gotham.

Wayne's choice led him to eventually become Batman. Part 2: Does Gotham Need Heroes, Batman defeats the Joker, but loses Gotham.

For the sake of Gotham he can do anything, even the bad guy in the eyes of people, is the Dark Knight. Part 3: How much can Batman sacrifice for Gotham, and whether a city that spits on him is worth his reappearance.

Batman doesn't care if he's a hero or not, he just needs to follow through on his beliefs, and no matter how many times Gotham needs him, he'll save him again.

Before watching The Dark Knight Rises, the success of the second episode in the series, The Dark Knight, largely reinforced my impression that the series was a "crime genre" film. But after watching the third episode, and then looking back at Nolan's entire Batman series in its entirety, I found that "The Dark Knight" was actually an extremely gorgeous digression, and "The Dark Knight Rises" finally brought the series back to the main topic.

The beginning of this film is a bank robbery, and it is the appearance of the key character of the clown. This appearance can be said to be the most talked-about highlight of the whole movie, and this appearance not only lays a tense sense of crisis for the whole film, but also completely foreshadows and shows the clown's character. I love this movie.

I just want to say that those of you who go to see the Dark Knight just to see the clown can understand the plot? Or is it just to see the appearance of the Joker? The Dark Knight Rise is the pinnacle of the trilogy, and the Dark Knight is completely supported by Heath Ledger's acting skills.

A superhero movie that does not rely on special effects and relies on the plot to win the audience's reputation