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Rating: 4.5/5
Review: "The Dark Knight Rises movie review"

The wait to the one of the most anticipated movie this year is finally over. And how's it? It is a good conclusion to Nolan's trilogy. Although, this is the third movie in the trilogy, the movie takes its time showing Bruce's hesitation before donning the batman suit again. Everything in this movie seems to be amp up whether or not it is the action or explosion or destruction. It features the best action scenes featured in a Batman movie. Though overlong, it is tense and meaningful and touching at some points and packed with some great action scenes.

The story: Those who are eager to see Batman in the first half and hour will be disappointed as Bruce hesitates to don his suit but they will at least be glad to see some action from Bane and Selina Kyle known as     Catwoman. The movie opens to a thrilling airplane jacking by Bane and his gang. And in the first half and hour, we also get to see Selina showing off some moves. By the time Bane is a threat to Gotham City, Batman appears and fends off them. From there, the pace speeds up as Bane terrorizing the city. Of course there are a lot of things packed in the long 2 hours and 45 minutes and at times, it feels a little bloated. The last hour is tense and the explosive and intense climax is the best ever seen in a Batman movie. Acting is good. The newcomers like Selina, Bane etc. are well-acted. Music by Hans Zimmer is top-notch.

Overall: Is it the best in Nolan's trilogy? I can't say although it is better than The Dark Knight. To tell the truth, The Dark Knight is good but not a masterpiece. I think I am the few who enjoyed Batman Begins more than The Dark Knight. The action in this is better and it is more tense than the second movie. With Nolan concluding his trilogy, I look forward another version of Batman in future.

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