"The Hollywood Reporter" film critic Todd McCarthy: "The Dark Knight Rises" is an absolute model of Hollywood superhero movies, representing the highest level of Hollywood filmmaking art, although the film does not have the "clown" played by Heath Ledger. This is an outstanding performance that is shocking to the heavens and humans, but it is still a charming work.
"Times" film critic Richard Collis: "The Dark Knight Rises" did not fully follow the clues of the previous one. The story began eight years later. It seems that the city really does not need heroes anymore, Bruce-Way En lost self. As the concluding chapter of the "Batman Prequel" trilogy, Nolan is very bold and no longer leaves more room for development and extension of the story. For many years, Nolan has been concerned about the story itself and the relationship between people. The focus of the film is obvious to all. The guiding direction of its film is always positioned to penetrate into the legendary world belonging to Batman-this film actually presents the process of Batman from falling and perplexed back to "the altar", the whole film follows all the way With the change of its role in real life.
"Wall Street Reporter" film critic Joe Morganston: This film continues the excellent elements of any of Nolan’s classic works. The gloomy atmosphere, the ups and downs of the story, and the interesting characters make this movie close to three hours old. The film looks very exciting. Although the voice of Ban the Destroyer is a bit strange, Tom Hardy's face is covered by a mask, but it does not affect the richness of the role-from this role, you can see Vader in "Star Wars". Christian Bale’s acting skills are commendable, and in the newly added role, Anne Hathaway’s performance is also remarkable. In addition to being sexy, Annie's "Catwoman" has a more three-dimensional display of wisdom and emotion.
"Washington Post" film critic Ann Hornard: "The Dark Knight Rises" is a highly completed commercial blockbuster. It not only fully demonstrates the charm of Christian Bell and Tom Hardy, but also the secondary characters. Very brilliant. For example, Joseph Gordon-Levitt played Constable John Blake, and Marion Cotillard played Wayne Corporate Director Miranda Tate. These two interesting and vivid characters are not in the original comics. Nolan joins these two characters, bringing more points to the contest between the two forces. The contest between good and evil is no longer just a hero and a demon. The deal between them, the conscientious choice of ordinary people in the face of crisis, is also enough to shock the audience.
"Chicago Sun" film critic Roger Albert: "The Dark Knight Rises" is a dark and heavy movie, which has far surpassed the weight of a superhero movie. Like his previous works, Nolan still focuses on global hot topics, and has a reasonable imagination about the battle between good and evil in American society under anarchy. The weapons of mass destruction and the dragging pulleys that appear in the film are all Lit the entire screen. Generally speaking, as the last part of the "Batman's Prequel" trilogy, Nolan not only achieved the unity of style, but also presented a perfect ending. Although it is not as perfect as "The Dark Knight," Nolan Lan is already very remarkable.
