With The Dark Knight, Christopher Nolan has one of the most acclaimed superhero movies of all time created. Opinions differed more when it came to the successor and trilogy ending The Dark Knight Rises. Many people complain about the overloaded script of the DC blockbuster.
Also, the Batman movie has one of the worst death scenes in 15 years. Alongside this, however, there is another The Dark Knight Rises moment that is called logic hole is still annoying 10 years after the theatrical release.
That The Dark Knight Rises scene is, and always will be, incredibly goofy
In Nolan’s Batman graduation, villain Bane (Tom Hardy) manages to take over Gotham City. However, he manages to do this through an incredibly absurd scene. When the city police find out that the antagonist is supposed to be in the sewers, all law enforcement officers storm the underground tunnel. And so is actually the entire Gotham City Police Department meant.
Of course, the action turns out to be a trap that locks up all the police officers in the sewers and the city completely defenseless is. Even if there are always one or two logical gaps in the screenplays for big blockbusters, such a scene can hardly be explained to this day.
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Following Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy, both Ben Affleck and Robert Pattinson have most recently slipped into the role of the Dark Knight. Dark Knight star Christian Bale is sticking with it the door open to a return. He recently said he would play the DC hero again if Nolan approached him with a new idea for another Batman film.
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What do you think of the The Dark Knight Rises scene where the entire Gotham police force is locked up?