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The best superhero movie with the best score. Nothing in marvel compares to

I still remember seeing this in the theater and immediately went out to the lobby of the theater and bought tickets to the next showing. The best of the Batman films in my opinion.

When this scene happened in 2008 people in the audience were cheering for it. One of the greatest theater experiences in my lifetime.

Nolan estás enfermo. Increíble final alv.

The dark knight is G.O.A.T and no one can challenge the movie in terms of philosophy

biggest flaw with batman story is that a good detactive will easily find who batman is. Come one a well suited vigilante with access to high tech militiry grade gadget that may require millions of dollors to make or R and D and u cant think whom it may be ???

There is no way anyone will ever create a masterpiece like this... The dark knight the best movie ever made...

If there is light, someone must become the darkness. Because light and darkness coexist. .

The greatest super hero movie of all time...period...❤❤

The best part is despite being a superhero, he still is a human. He needed all those people Gordon, Fox etc to fulfill his purpose of cleaning the city unlike all those fantasy superhero movies where a single person destroys whole villain setup.

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That Marvel run had me in a daze it was great, but looking back. the TDK trilogy is still untouchable🤣

This was probably the greatest superhero movie ever made. Period ! No other film comes close to it

One of the best movies I've ever seen. But definitely the best movie of super heroes!!! The movie is a masterpiece!!!!

Batman Always need help from Gordon,Alfred and Lucius ,all of them Old Guys maybe his Father.. this is Great

More than fifteen years later, this film remains exceptional in many ways. If some people are still not convinced, here are a few arguments. Criticisms regarding Nolan's action scenes, often judged as messy, do not always hold up. Unlike "Batman Begins," where some fight sequences were indeed confusing, "The Dark Knight" offers much clearer and more fluid action scenes. Hand-to-hand combat scenes are few and quickly resolved, avoiding any chance of boredom. The chase scene with the truck is a perfect example of a well-executed action sequence, magnificently orchestrated and visually impressive, keeping the viewer on the edge of their seat. The influence of Michael Mann's "Heat" on "The Dark Knight" goes beyond the famous heist scene. The overall atmosphere of the film, with its palpable tension and raw realism, owes a lot to this thriller classic. Comparing "The Dark Knight" to "Spider-Man 2" or Matt Reeves' "The Batman" is thus inappropriate. "The Dark Knight" is not trying to be a traditional superhero film faithful to the comics; it is primarily a gripping thriller that reflects our world, or at least post-9/11 America. Essentially, it’s a crime film with Batman and the Joker added. As for those who think the film has "aged poorly," this is far from the truth. Thanks to the use of practical effects and IMAX sequences, Nolan created a visually impressive work that remains timeless. The absence of dubious digital effects gives the film an enduring quality. They even included a real explosion of a hospital, what more could you ask for? Regarding the editing, it is hard to see where the criticisms lie. The editing is technically mastered, offering a steady rhythm and constant tension, essential for this type of film. Lee Smith uses quick and precise cuts that make the action scenes fluid and comprehensible. The narrative structure is skillfully managed, allowing smooth transitions between different plotlines and characters, maintaining the coherence of the story. The editing also greatly contributes to the film’s dark and intense atmosphere, with dynamic transitions that highlight the chaos and threat embodied by the Joker. Iconic sequences like the car chase and the interrogation showcase expert use of editing to maximize visual and emotional impact. Regarding the characters, the cast is widely recognized as exceptional. Each actor brings depth and nuance to their role, but it is Heath Ledger, in his legendary role as the Joker. It's clear that he's one of the best villains in the history of cinema, easily in the top 2 of this category. We can also discuss Harvey Dent's character arc, which is the most complete and perfectly mirrors Bruce Wayne's evolution. It is true that the film is not solely focused on Batman. In this movie, the protagonist is sometimes seen as a pawn in a larger game orchestrated by the Joker. However, this is intentional and part of the film's narrative complexity. Batman is a character in constant evolution, which adds richness to the plot. It’s rare for a film to put its hero in this position, and in this case, it’s a successful gamble. Although this film is part of a trilogy, it can be seen as a standalone work with its own narrative arc, introduction, and conclusion. This speaks to the strength of the storytelling and direction, making "The Dark Knight" not only a memorable superhero film but a cinematic masterpiece in its own right. It fully deserves the praise it has received and marked a turning point in the superhero genre, setting new standards. There was a before and after "The Dark Knight" in the film industry. Some will always seek to criticize and find faults, but no matter: the film has nothing left to prove. It may not be faithful to the classic comics, but it is undeniably faithful to cinema. A true gem.

One trilogy that MCU can never beat 🪘

I want to make enough money to buy a theater or put one in my house because playing this ANYWHERE but a theater just does it a grave disservice.

The Nolan bros are truly two of the top tier story tellers ever. Jonathan Nolan creating Person of Interest, one of the best tv shows ever 👌. These guys abilities to tell a story and direct is truly incredible. Talented family

Batman in his most simplest form and essence is literally…a silent guardian, a watchful protector, a dark knight 👏🏻

I wish there was a video like this but from 2008

“Directed By Christopher Nolan” ❎ “Directed By The Legendary Visionary Genius Perfectionist Sir Christopher Nolan” ✅

I’m a huge marvel fan, but I’ve always been a Batman fan, since I was maybe 4. I know the money made and all, but this by far is the best comic movie.

“I can do those things…” 🥲

I remember seeing it when it released in 2008. I’ll never forget it.

This is the applause a perfect movie deserves at the end.

I still have this movie on my phone and I feel so good to have it on my phone 💞

I'm watching this on a video thats got 3 pixels on the screen and I still got goosebumps! Best Batman film ever made.

That ending will never not be good.

I was only a year old when this movie came out, but I was lucky enough to catch a special showing of it in Philadelphia when a theater was showing Christopher Nolan’s most iconic films before the release of Oppenheimer. It was a spectacular experience.

I'm so jealous of the people who watched this in theatre. Waiting for it's re-release 😮‍💨

I still feel like that voice is ridiculous.

Still the greatest movie of all time.

You can put a thousand avengers vs this one. This finals are just the best ever in a super heroe movie.

One more thing. Harvey Dent, can we trust him?

A great ending to a great movie

"This movie will always be iconic for everyone, especially for me."

A billionaire who always try to protect the society what a story

Hope one day life will give me a chance to watch this iconic movie in theatre😐

We are so blessed to live on the same time as Nolan and Zimmer.

probably the best sequel of all time

So many years. I have seen this movie a lot of times. But it amazes me every time, like I'm watching it 1st time

Every single time I got goosebumps

Es realmente impresionante

Nolen is a god.

Here in 2024, Mr. Nolan won the Oscar

While seeing this at a drive thru was still a pretty fun way to first see the movie, I bet the surround sound of an IMAX type room was the absolute best means of seeing it.

His voice sucks lmao

Man.. back when movies used to be good, used to mean something.

ahhh that stupid f voice. almost perfect