(FOR MOBILE) TORRENTSME APPLE 1440P THRILLER GENRES THE DARK KNIGHT

2H, 32 min; 2008; Liked it 2202786 Vote; stars Aaron Eckhart; Country USA

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3:39, I said that (through tears) as I left the theater. Excellent movie excellent actors the best batman and guazon in the history.

Top 10 most iconic lines from Heath Ledgers Joker, number 1 12:19 “Wha”. I have a problem, my cat saw this Now he's always smilling. No one will ever replace Christian Bale! He, definitively, was the best who portrayed Batman. Christopher Nolan must have a sore back from carrying the rest of the DC comics films. Honestly, this trilogy is the only reason why the DC cinematic universe isn't absolutely shit. WHAT IS THE SONG OF THE MINUTE 53:44. The Dark Knight (2020) Available Hollywood Movies. This scene is the perfect definition of what the joker and Batmans battle is the joker well always try to get Batman to kill him to force him to break his only rule and batman has to stop him without killing.

Imagine being the dude driving that van Batman jumped over... Acting was generally above average: A.
Supporting actors (Freeman, Oldman, Caine) made the movie so much better: A.
Heath Ledger brought his best to the game: A.
Direction. Ambitious but in the end nothing exceptional: B.
Cinematography adequately does the job of promoting a brutal vision: B.
Story is mostly ordinary. At times, especially towards the end, it is quite loose: B.
Length becomes too much because it is too little to do full justice to certain late characters and plot-twists : B.
Last 30 min dilute and significantly compromise the previous two hours. B.
Last 15 min. All aspects of the movie start to fray as the movie seeks to tie up all the angles: B.
Last 5 min. Incoherent. Mouthing of rationales that just don't make sense: C.
Two-face portion of plot is the kernel responsible for much of the deficits that start to build in the last half hour. His character construction is in total contradiction to the movies ambition of bringing heft-filled dimensions to characters. Two-face is utterly cartoonish and flat. He is the car that clogs the highway. His motivations are solid enough. But the actions they translate into are incredibly arbitrary: C.

With the DARK KNIGHT, Christopher Nolan kicks his movie's up a notch. His previous films were critical - but not necessarily commercial - successes. With the 2nd of his Batman trilogy, Nolan swings for the seats and in more ways than one, hits a home run.
THE DARK KNIGHT continues the "dark, realistic" Batman story line (based on the Frank Miller Graphic Novels of the same name) that Nolan started with BATMAN BEGINS. This film starts off simply enough - a "James Bond" type of opening action sequence that has Batman tying up some loose ends (specifically regarding the villain Scarecrow) but Nolan (and his brother, the Screenwriter Jonathan Nolan) do a clever thing, they interweave the introduction of a new villain, The Joker, into this universe.
While The Joker commits crime after crime, his real purpose is to bring chaos and anarchy to Gotham City - and he succeeds wonderfully well, despite the attempts of Batman, Alfred, Lucious Fox and Detective Jim Gordon to stop him.
As is befitting a criminal such as The Joker - and also, as befitting a big budget summer tent pole blockbuster film - the stunts of this film are amazing, over-the-top, explosive and LOUD. There are death defying stunts, breathlessly captured, long, screeching car chases (that's a good thing) and fight scenes that are well choreographed and are, by the most part, done "practically" not with the aid of CGI) including a wonderful stunt of flipping a semi-truck and trailer up in the air and onto it's back by the nose of the truck.
These stunts would mean nothing if there wasn't some folks to root for and get behind - and this film has those characters - and performances - in spades with continued good work from Nolan "Dark Knight Trilogy" regulars Christian Bale (Batman/Bruce Wayne) Detective Jim Gordon (Gary Oldman) Alfred the Butler (Michael Caine, really shining here) and Lucious Fox (Morgan Freeman - a nice character add to this universe for this trilogy. This core really brings the goods, which is good, for the newcomers to this series - Aaron Eckhart's District Attorney Harvey Dent and Maggie Gillenhall taking over the role of Rachel Dawes (from Katie Holmes) are pretty bland in comparison.
of them pale in comparison to the once-in-a-lifetime performance and character of Heath Ledger as The Joker. Ledger, as most of you know, rightfully won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for this role - a rare feat for a "comic book" movie. This is not only the Best Supporting Actor turn for 2008, but I would argue it is one of the best Supporting Actor turns of all-time. Anytime that Ledger is on the screen, your eye goes to him and you lose all sense of anything else that is going on. His look, his tics, his pauses, his vocal patterns, his mannerisms, his walk, ALL convey a sense of the character and added all up, it is quite something to behold.
Many, many have called this their favorite "comic book" film of all time, but I don't think I share that idea. While Nolan spent much of his time on the characters, the "look" of the film and the effects and stunts, he left the story a little too thin and the length of this film is a bit too long, for my tastes. I was most certainly looking at my watch during the "thrilling conclusion" of this film waiting for it to be done.
be of the reason for that is that I was exhausted watching Ledger's performance. He wore me out. 's a compliment, not a complaint.
Letter Grade: A-
8 (out of 10) stars and you can take that to the Bank(ofMarquis.

God the drums when Alfred sees Bruce, chills every time

The Dark Knight (2020) Available 1080p Full Movies Stream HD »»» '1. Heat did a great job by changing his voice in this movie. 1:13:45 and 0:01.