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Genres:
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Action /
Crime /
Thriller /
Drama /
Music
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Release:
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Director:
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Christopher Nolan
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Actors:
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Maggie Gyllenhaal,
Ritchie Coster,
Nestor Carbonell,
Chin Han,
Christian Bale,
Heath Ledger,
Aaron Eckhart,
Michael Caine,
Gary Oldman,
Morgan Freeman,
Monique Gabriela Curnen,
Ron Dean,
Cillian Murphy,
Eric Roberts,
Anthony Michael Hall
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Duration:
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152 min.
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Rating:
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(8.9/10)427
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Plot Summary:
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Batman raises the stakes in his bourgeois war on crime. With the resist of Lieutenant Jim Gordon and Department Attorney Harvey Dent, Batman sets out to dismantle the residual criminal organizations that hound the borough streets. The partnership proves to be effective, but they soon note themselves vex to a become universal of entropy unleashed by a rising criminal genius known to the terrified citizens of Gotham as The Small print.
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Dark Knight, The
Kenneth TuranGiven the success of Batman Begins three years ago, adventurous, eclectic director Christopher Nolan could have gone anywhere and done anything with his next film. So why did he elect to return to the mythical city of Gotham, to the confines of a superhero movie and the narrow world of a caped crusader imprisoned by the secret of who he really is?
That sequel, The Dark Knight, answers all those questions with a vengeance. To see it is to understand that Nolan and his co-writer brother Jonathan saw a chance to go deeper into familiar characters and mythology, a chance to meditate on darker-than-usual themes that have implications for the way we live now. A chance to disturb us in the ways these kinds of movies rarely do.
With Christian Bal...
Dark Knight, The
The Joker and Batman battle for the soul of civilisation. A dark and disturbing comic book movie from Christopher Nolan dominated by the last complete performance from Heath Ledger
Is everything falling apart or is it just us? It's been a traumatic start to the new century and then late in the decade comes a supposed Hollywood comic book blockbuster that asks: do we deserve to be saved from the terrorists? Or has democracy failed, and would we be safer under a fascist regime led by a man dressed as a bat?
Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight is an annihilating experience, especially if you watch it in the enormous IMAX theatre, a vertiginous phenomenon at the best of times; when that eight storey screen fills up with the scarred, sweating, greasepain...
Dark Knight, The
Is everything falling but for or is it only us? It's been a traumatic start to the further century and then late in the decade comes a intended Hollywood humorous book blockbuster that asks: do we deserve to be saved from the terrorists? Or has democracy failed, and would we be safer under a fascist r‚gime led by a man dressed as a bat? Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight is an annihilating familiarity, outstandingly if you watch it in the immense IMAX opera house, a vertiginous phenomenon at the best of times; when that eight storey screen fills up with the scarred, sweating, greasepaint-smeared face of Heath Ledger's Wag, speaking of pandemonium and the cannibalism lurking out of sight civilisation, the come-on is to stream screaming into the continuously....
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