The marketing worked well enough for this Batman. The viewers were convinced that they will see the greatest movie of all times. Ha! I'm not being surprised. Its Heath Ledgers death that helped to that kind of placebo. I deeply want to believe that those deifying ratings of imdbs commentators was only a short of homage to that admittedly great actor. I can understand that. But only that.

Come on guys! Look into your mirror and ask yourself loudly "was this the greatest movie i ever seen?". It was just another Batman's movie and in my personal opinion a bad one.

I spend 2 hours and a half of my life to see that crap and I'm trying to understand why all this enthusiasm? First of all the batman's voice turned the whole movie into a comedy. OK batman have to use another voice so they cannot recognize him. Nolan wanted a realism. Where is the realism when a little truck catches up and destroys the police's convoy, when only a policeman stays into the inquisitive room to watch over Joker, when Joker gets like he was invisible into a hospital where Dent's in there, when Dent shoots the car driver and the car capsizes but Dents gets out in full health and many other unrealistic things you can detect to the movie.

From now on I'm not gonna trust again the ratings of imdbs users. The level went dangerously down. They put a second-rate movie upwards of masterpieces like like Pulp Fiction, Clockwork Orange, Taxi Driver. That's a shame.

p.s.: Why an actor like Michael Cain prefers to play in such roles man? He needs so desperately money? What the hell? I will give him my credit card. Qualitative cinema needs him most.