The Dark Knight Rises is very good as a standalone movie. As the bookend to a trilogy, it’s even better. Either way, it’s not without one or two slight problems, but they’re not massive ones.

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The Dark Knight Rises is an event film in every sense of the word, the crescendo of beating-drum anticipation building both the hype and onscreen action to its very peak.

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The final chapter in the Dark Knight saga allows Bale to move deeply into Bruce/Batman’s troubled soul. Bale, up to every challenge in a tough role, gives a hypnotic, haunting performance.

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The Dark Knight Rises B+ Despite the self-conscious grandiosity, Christopher Nolan’s Batman films are more doggedly grounded in realism than any other superhero movies I can think of.

The Dark Knight Rises, which is easily the most pretentious of the trilogy, did lose me about halfway through, when the action slows a bit for some blurry exposition and ham-handed introspection.

But, much to the relief of fans, "The Dark Knight Rises" was the final Batman film audiences both needed and deserved. By Renee Lorenz Special to OnMilwaukee.com Published Jul 20, 2012 at 3:00 AM ...

“The Dark Knight Rises“ is never more enjoyable than when Bruce, Selina and their respective alter egos confront each other, whether in all-out battle or something far more ambiguous.