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d21lewis on 31 July 2012
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scat398 said:
d21lewis said:
scat398 said:
 

I'm afraid I don't see the plot holes there.  I see people who have tried to create plot holes because they have to see problems in everything.
  But maybe you could be more specific about these "problems" and then we can all have a better understanding of your "problem".


Specific enough for ya?

"15 Things That Bothered Us About 'The Dark Knight Rises,'" 

 "11 Things That Didn't Work in 'The Dark Knight Rises'"

"9 Logical Gripes With 'The Dark Knight Rises'"

  "12 Questions We Had After Watching 'The Dark Knight Rises'"

"'The Dark Knight Rises': 7 Lingering Questions"

"'The Dark Knight Rises': 5 Unanswered Questions."

 

I enjoyed the movie a lot--it's my favorite movie of the year.  It's got some issues, though.

I think you just proved my point....the links you provided are the very people who can't help but see problems in everything, to them nothing is perfect...so it has to be a problem.  I enjoyed the movie as I'm sure you did too, those that get wrapped up in wanting answers to every little thing never find the time to enjoy anything.  Did you really have that big of a problem with Bane knowing that Batman's weapons were stored at Wayne enterprises?  I know I didn't, I'm able to look past things to focus on the big picture, afterall there is whole forrest behind that tree.


I saw a lot of problems because they just jumped out at me. I wasn't looking for them but I wasn't going to just accept everything, either.   I came up with my own solutions for many of them.  I just assumed that the guy that figured out Batman's identity in The Dark Knight (Mr. Reese) told Bane and company what was going on.  It's plausable, right?

But some of them just made me say WTF?  I didn't go into the movie looking for problems and I actually defend the movie quite a bit when I'm not online.  I say it's more about the emotion and the themes.  I just wish that Nolan had attempted to make things......make sense.