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| Runtime: 152 min Audio: 5.1 Language: English Frame Rate: 25 fps Video Bitrate: 2924 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps |
Review: A second set of Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight joy exceeded all my expectations! With the success of 2005s reboot of the Batman franchise, they took what was already established and expanded, it inspired and give deep, dark and moody story that is poignant and excitement ä can catch you on guard several times throughout. Christian Bale delves deeper into Batman, sworn to fight evil and injustice, but also a bit hesitant and uncertain about his crusade can never stop and clean his inner turmoil of his broken heart for the murder of his beloved parents . But with the help of his trusted butler / ally Alfred (played by the excellent Michael Caine) it grounds give him moral support and to keep him in check. But the real star of the show is Heath Ledger as the most deadly enemy of Batman, Joker. I can honestly say that: as good as Jack Nicholson in Batman89 he CHILDS PLAY compared to the Joker. He's a sadist, a psychopath, and downright scary and disturbing psychological than the previous incarnation of The Clown Prince of Crime and Ledger gives his everything to do him justice. Along with the original cast, some new faces like Aaron Eckhart, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and more. I must say that I liked Katie Holmes, Gyllenhaal gives a much better job and is far from girl-in-distress stereotype (though little of it there, thank goodness) that is usually found in the movies. Bale and Gylle Hall has much better chemistry this time more than Holmes. Even better, the fight sequences are much better and have more brutal and bone-crushing battle from starting unless a new technology for the disposal of Batman. Also worth mentioning is the screenwriter Jonathan Nolan, who gives the film an extra icing on an already delicious cake. Simply put, The Dark Knight, a total of more bad ass than starting. The storyline is good, and the story is deep and fascinating. Welcome Christopher Nolan, Christian Bale, and especially Heath Ledger (who died earlier this year) and all those on board to believe in the talent Mr. Nolan for this second installment. Although some may feel a little melancholy over the death of Ledger, but as a final note I say this sincerely from my heart: Remember Heath Ledger and honor him in our minds and hearts not only for his achievements, but as a man and father of daughter Matilda Ledger. Can you give wishes for his family and friends and his daughter in the years to come. Do not forget. . . Honor him not only for this role and previous roles, but an amazing guy and a talented actor. Rest in peace. Heath Ledger: 4/4/1979-1/22/2008.
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