Dylan Morgan

there are plot holes in all the films, but they stood out so obviously in this film. The entire stock market scenario, for instance?

- technical issues, jumps between day and night
- the bikes, where did they come from?
- how could they have gotten away with it? why did they accept that wayne's stock did what it did when the exchange was taken under control by a hostile group and that it was the only action to have been taken during that time

Apr 27 - 08:16 AM

Dylan Morgan

The plot hole is not regarding the length of time it took Bruce to return to Gotham, but rather how he did it. Remember, he has no idea where he is (in another country, clearly), has no tech, money, or way of communication, and Gothan is in complete lockdown.

The explosion issue is (ignoring the autopilot function, which somehow bruce could fix even though fox and R and D couldn't fix it), is that we are shown bruce in the seat of the plane just before it explodes (and you have to love how everyone missed the fact that there will be fallout, and that the city technically should have been affected by the blast as it was still within its radius).

Apr 27 - 08:14 AM

Jared Armijo

I didn't think the plotholes killed the movie, but I thought it made the film feel a little bit weak...especially by Christopher Nolan standards...but that's just me, and despite the problems, I still had fun watching it.

Apr 21 - 03:27 PM

Hunter Primm

I think the problem with the movie was that it felt incomplete. Some things just passed by too quickly and it tries really hard to reach the heights set by the last two movies, and so much, in fast, that it focuses on that instead of aiding the story. That's my only issue with the movie. Still a great movie overall and very satisfying.

Apr 20 - 05:40 PM

Typhon Q

I think that it is the issues with this movie are more like a lack of explanation of what happened rather than actual plotholes. For example, I think that it would be interesting to find out just exactly how Bruce managed to get from India into Gotham without being detection. I was also a little annoyed at how Bane was ultimately killed off like an extra. He was built up so well and then they simply ended him abruptly.

Also, I'm curious as to why you like this one better than the Dark Knight. Although this one was a very good movie, it lacked the psychological intensity that the Dark Knight had.

Mar 21 - 09:54 PM

Eric Shankle

There are plot problems but not necessarily holes in the story. For example, I didn't like the fact that the prison had no guards and a way to escape. I don't care what you say, that's a dumb plot device. Same with Talia waiting so long to blow up Gotham. There's no way she could have planned for Bruce to heal his back, escape the pit, and get back to Gotham just for her to reveal herself. So why wait to blow up the city? I would have been like: Holy crap, he's BACK? He means business then. Bye bye Gotham!

There's also characterization issues. I don't think the film needed Miranda Tate (Talia) or John Blake. Just too much. Catwoman is cool and I liked Bane but I think they could have chosen a much bigger actor to play him (Brock Lesnar would be have been awesome).

Mar 18 - 05:40 PM

Alex Maverick

And let the haters storm upon this thread with their delusions.

Mar 18 - 04:33 PM