THE DARK NIGHT
Today i will be talking about one of the best Netflix movie tittled THE DARK NIGHT
Director: Christopher Nolan
Writer: Jonathan Nolan
Cast: Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Aaron Eckhart, Gary Oldman, Morgan Freeman, and Michael Caine
One of the best superhero movies ever made, full-stop, The Dark Knight is a masterpiece. Christopher Nolan successfully introduced the world to the idea of a “gritty reboot” with Batman Begins, but for the follow-up he crafted an epic, surprising, and downright thrilling story of escalation. Heath Ledger’s take on The Joker is iconic, offering up an enigmatic villain who consistently throws Christian Bale’s Batman for a loop. Then you have Aaron Eckhart’s Harvey Dent, as The Dark Knight crafts a meaty, fulfilling, and heartbreaking arc for this Bruce Wayne foil. On top of all of that, Nolan is essentially making a film about the post-9/11 world—one in which fighting “the bad guys” only leads to bigger and more severe devastation. How do you confront an enemy that just wants to watch the world burn? There’s a reason The Dark Knight has lingered in the public consciousness for a decade, and it still holds up as the best of the best in the face of the bevy of superhero movies that soon followed. – Adam Chitwood
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I think it is a good film. Don't get me wrong, I just think its overhyped. Like the cast and performances from Ledger, Bale, Oldman, Freeman, Caine makes it the 8-10/10 film that people think it is but I don't think the story is all that fantastic or ground-breaking. There is more to be desired from these characters than moving to the Dark Knight Rises with Tom Hardy. This film has amazing moments and has to be one of Nolan's better films (obviously better than Tenet) but I would never put it above Memento, The Prestige or Inception.