[Greenskar]

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Originally Posted by Torn Prince

Keep in mind Nolan's movies are based in realism, and in the real world if a man like The Joker existed and perpetrated the crimes he did, they would execute him, which is exactly what I think happened.

Yes because in real life you can, Spoiler: fix a broken back by just punching in a protruding vertebrae without any adverse damage to the nerves in that spinal column.

Nolan gives the movies a sense of realism. This is not to be confused with actually real. There is so much that is completely unrealistic about the Batman movies. But that's one of the reasons I enjoy it, I mean it is based on a comic book character after all.

While there were definitely some plot holes, such as how the hero made it back to Gotham when it was supposed to be on lock down and he was just who knows where and on what continent and also broke, Its the ambiguity of it all that Nolan created that allows for the fans to justify their own reasons for this and why any of the things happened the way they did or ended the way it did.

Very few films pull that off successfully and have a fan base that devoted that it will defend the very things that were actually weak about it.