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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.

This film was beyond realism. It was lazily splashed together in the end.







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[spoiler]If its about realism please tell me when the bomb had 2 days left on detonation, bruce just happen to escape, get from the eastern hemisphere to Gotham while bankrupt, no money, no connections with the current state of Gotham, then infiltrate a surrounded city with no one noticing and then approach cat woman in 1 day and have full knowledge of everything that is taking place despite being absent during the fall of Gotham.

Now before saying he had his batwing/gadgets for this, it was verified after rescuing mr fox, he had everything locked up and stowed away and all power was cut off so Bruce had no access to anything but his feet.

The story was lagging and the part where everything started kicking in gear was all done in 10 mins which is bs. This was a good movie but again a clear hole in the storytelling part[/spoiler]