The Dark Knight Rises

 Batman ceases to be dark, comes out into the daylight, and fights alongside the police, respecting the ethical code of law enforcement.

 The solitary superhero has no future, the qualities of a single individual can do nothing against armies.

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 Nolan brings out the best in himself, giving up 3D in favor of using IMAX technology.

 Never before has the Bat found himself as fragile and alone, in his war against Evil.

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 Dark Knight Rises truly falls apart when the 'twist' and betrayal occur.

 The needs of the Hollywood blockbuster and the intrinsic rhetorical heaviness of the first part lead Nolan to ruinous choices.

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 Batman/Bruce Wayne is entirely inadequate in this chapter, especially for facing the villain of the moment, Bane.

 Nolan has demonstrated he does not know the character, astutely drawing some narrative elements from his adventures to tell something abstract.

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