Batman: El Caballero de la Noche Asciende

2012 • 164 minutos

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Han pasado ocho años desde que Batman desapareció en la noche, convirtiéndose en ese instante en un héroe prófugo. Esto porque se asume que él es culpable de la muerte del fiscal de distrito Harvey Dent; el caballero de la noche sacrificó todo por Dent y el comisionado Gordon, ya que por un tiempo la actividad criminal en Ciudad Gótica fue aplastada gracias al fiscal de distrito. Esto cambiará con la llega de un hábil ladrón, el cual tiene una agenda misteriosa. Bane es un terrorista enmascarado que gracias a sus planes hace que Bruce salga de su exilio. El problema es que aunque se ponga la capa, es posible que Batman no pueda competir contra Bane...

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This movie sucks for so many reasons. There are tons and tons of plot holes, the acting is bad, and nobody seemed to care about making it. Bane talks like a Scooby Doo villain, Bruce magically appears in Gotham again, Robin talks to Bruce for like two seconds and somehow realizes he's Batman, Robin was also just crammed into a movie that already had way too much crammed into it and he shouldn't have been like that at all nor should his name have been what it was. It's pure trash.

The first and third batman film(meaning this one) are the best. My personal favorite is this batman movie. In many ways is personal, I relate and connect to the movie taking It from a metaphorical perspective. I like the ending, without spoiling the ending, Sometimes in certain aspects you wonder if the ending could be something exact Best movie I have ever seen. Loved it. Many might complain that is not exactly as the comic book. It was way better in my opinion. Good movie. First time I watched this particular movie. Music story line. It leaves a lot of "food for thought."

I don't know man i haven't watched the batman movies since i was a kid and i hardly remember them. After watching them for the first time in years I'd have to say it's the best series i've seen i mean no one really hears of a great trilogy like this and it's amazing how well it's put together credits to Christopher Nolan. My favorite part and what tied it all together is when Alfred looked across and saw Bruce at the end of the movie which made me happy.