But we shouldn’t let this stop us
living our lives (We still fly on planes don’t we?) so I went to see this film
anyway.
I think even if you had not seen the
other Batman films this film is entertaining as a stand-alone film. It is very
watchable and the special effects in the action scenes are really good.
I liked Bane as the villain. He had
almost a Mad Max out-and-out violence about him. (Why do most villains have an
English accent?) He is played by Tom
Hardy, and is almost unrecognisable from his character in “This means War”. (The
sign of an adaptable Actor).
I am not a fan of Christian Bale.
However he does do the part of Bruce Wayne justice and I love the interaction
scenes with him and Alfred (played by the legendary Michael Caine).
Anne Hathaway is Selina (but some
would say she is Batgirl!). I was unsure about her for the role after her disastrous
role in “One Day” but she was great in the part and had a kick-ass outfit!
The unsung hero of the film is Blake
(played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt), who
is a cop trying to keep the peace in Gotham with no Batman to back him up.
Some of this film feels very
predictable (when you watch it you will know what I mean).
The real star of this film is the gadgets.
I love the bike. (Bat-Bike?) and how its wheels move when changing direction.
(My next birthday present perhaps?!). The “Flying Bat” is also way cool and I
love all the tech in the Batcave.
I am glad it is not too dark. I have a
strong love of the 60’s series and film starring Bruce Ward and Adam West, and
part of me pines for those fun Batman days. Holy Retro Batman!
Verdict: If you have three hours to
spare, give it a go. It is worth the investment! Kapow!
Me and my New Bike! ;)
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