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How do you top The Dark Knight? Well it's simple, obviously. The Dark Knight Rises is everything it needed to be and more. Nolan ended the trilogy perfectly. While The Dark Knight is truly a beautifully done movie about Batman, The Dark Knight Rises is truly a beautifully done movie about Bruce Wayne. Set 8 years after the events in The Dark Knight, Bruce has lived a life of isolation. Nolan mirrored his character off Howard Hughes, a man who Nolan admires greatly and is fascinated with. While it is technically a sequel to TDK, I would say it is more of a sequel to Batman Begins. The movie explores Bruce's psyche and allows the viewer to connect with him more than ever. Joker battled Batman's mind in TDK, while Bane battles Batman's body in TDKR. The movie is filled with great, well-done action scenes, a subject that had plagued Nolan in movies past. With the maturing of Bruce's character on screen, we as a viewer notice the maturing of a director as well. A boy who has a great talent and passion to an ideal of making movies. At the end of the film, you feel completely satisfied. It's a breath of fresh air for we see our friend Bruce finally live a life of his own. A life that meets him, not the other way around. So as we see Bruce in that final shot, smiling, we see Nolan smiling. Now he is not bound to the cape and mask, and can now progress in his filmmaking. * Arguably the best scene in the film - This scene tells it all and is a great telling of Bruce's current dilemma. * Bane at Work - Here we see just how massive and powerful Bane is. Bane is the type that can make you cry by hurting your body and your feelings. He is a huge bully and a perfect final villain for Batman.
Well there you have it. I hope you enjoy Christopher Nolan as much as I do. He has taught me so many things through the art of film that I will hold true for the rest of my life. It isn't often that an artist can manage doing that to his audience.