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genre Thriller / Director Christopher Nolan / Cast Heath Ledger / creators David S. Goyer, Christopher Nolan / Duration 2 Hour 32 Minute / Review When the menace known as the Joker wreaks havoc and chaos on the people of Gotham, Batman must accept one of the greatest psychological and physical tests of his ability to fight injustice

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Indulge me for a second here. Imagine that you're a studio executive, and someone is pitching the movie to you. And here's what he says: All right. My movie's based on old comic books and is set in a fictional city. In it, there's going to be a rich guy who goes around fighting crime while dressed like a bat because his parents died. And then there's going to be this other guy who, for no given reason, dresses up like a clown, acts creepy, and goes around killing people. The bat dressing person is going to go around trying to defeat him by beating people up with his bare hands. Meanwhile, there's this other guy who's a perfectly nice lawyer, but then his face gets burned, so he decides to kill people based on this random coin that he has." It sounds kind of funny and interesting to you, but just as you're accepting it, the person suddenly coughs under his breath, Oh yeah. And I'm going to take it seriously like it was Shakespeare and make it so depressing that it actively hurts the audience."
I'm not sure if that's exactly how the meeting proposing this movie went, but it seems to be a reasonable guess. Let's face it. The whole story of this movie is patently ridiculous. It could not be more unrealistic if there were space aliens involved. And yet, it's still treated here as if we should be taking it as a serious parable of modern life, and that it should be used as a way to push really depressing messages across. How does a guy who beats people up while in a bat suit teach us about what kind of justice is realistic and effective? What does a weirdo in a clown suit teach us about the nature of evil? Why would anyone be proud that they kept campiness out of this despite the fact that it is a campy movie? Give me the days of Adam West. At least his show made me happy rather than depressed.

This is, without a doubt, one of the worst motion pictures I've ever seen. The primary actors in this film should be ashamed of their performances in this picture. Morgan Freeman and Michael Caine are two of the finest actors in the business. These men are generally the gold standard in their profession, however in The Dark Knight, they allow the horrible script and direction drag them to lows I never thought possible. This picture is a great example of poor story telling and bad direction.
The editing was horrible and the "special effects" were childish, even the photography was weak. Yeah, we get the gray tones and the urban hues. but please, enough already. The story was confusing, there was no one to like (even Batman) no plot, too many explosions, too much repetition, horrible dialog and a weak, unsatisfying ending.
So, what made this movie successful? Four things. The Batman brand. Marketing. Marketing. Marketing.
Geez, this was just so disappointing.