[spoiler]the biggest problem i saw was: how did batman and rachel fall 10+ stories from a glass building, land on a taxicab (completely demolishing the roof) and walk away without a scratch, let alone a broken bone? meanwhile, when batman falls 30 feet off a dock, he can barely get up?
my sister and i were talking about whether harvey was dead. i thought he was dead, but she said he could have survived and the gotham police force were falsely announcing his death to avoid investigation into his evil doings.
the whole privacy rights vs. anti-terrorism surveillance thing cut into today's politics. it wasn't really necessary though, and unfortunately, it didn't really handle the issue well. it was like, okay just for this one special time its okay, but otherwise its really really bad. really.[/spoiler]
but yeah, awesome movie. one of very few movies i would considering paying to see twice at the theater. the acting was good, esp. heath ledger, but there just wasn't enough of it (or at least i just wanted more). there may have been too many action sequences or too long of action sequences. christian bale was always behind the mask with jowls that seemed too large for him. gordon was pretty good. dent was kinda cheesy at times. but heath ledger in nurse garb took the cake.
the storyline was kinda straightforward the first half, but got much better second half. special effects were really good too. didn't really notice the score, except one part where they have the traditional suspense-climax music (violins going nee-nee-nee-nee-nee-nee), but it must have blended into the movie really well otherwise.





