- 29 Jul 08, 23:05#57927I love Batman and have been to see the film twice. Whilst the Joker was extremely good, I don't think Ledger's performance is the Oscar-winning cert that some people made it out to be. The way he continuously licks his lips when he speaks was stomach churning. I also enjoyed some of his sick stunts, like making Batman decide whether to rescue the love of his life or Gotham's new white knight. The first time I saw the film, I think the Joker was the stand-out character, but, having seen it again, the major characters are treated more or less equally; it's only because the Joker's sick deeds that he's more memorable. I thought the film started very well. There was a slight lull in the action in the second act, but that was necessary to set the scene for the rest of the film. I didn't really notice it the first time, for I'm interested in the moral aspects of the film, the characterisation and plot just as much if not more than the action. For a long, long time, Michael Keaton was the best Batman, and by quite some distance, but Chris Nolan's work has changed that. The films are have a darker tone than ever before, I really love the realism of the sets, the plot and intellect in the film. If there are problems with the film, it was that Two-Face didn't feature for quite as long as I would have liked, although I can see why he was in the film and there is a lot of scope to bring him back in future, that Batman's voice is far too gruff and that I don't like the Batsuit (Keaton's one was the best). Anyway, I can't wait for the next one. It can't come soon enough.
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