PentHouse Films

Batman - The Dark Knight, 2008 is not just a superhero movie. Despite the great action sequences and respect for the universe of the character, filmmaker Christopher Nolan took the best of the philosophy of human bat to draw a parallel with the decline of the advanced civilizations of the past, caused by widespread corruption of the system with the current process U.S. election.

Christopher Nolan has returned to develop an excellent job behind the camera. We toasted again by excellent action scenes that fill the film of adrenaline and emotion, the melee fights are well choreographed, and despite not being as physical as the first film, does not cease to amaze those who see them, also the multiple existing explosions throughout the movie brilliantly illuminates the darkness of Gotham. The chases and races are also an important part in the film, these are impressive as attractive vehicles for Batman, this new film the superhero debut a new "toy", the Bat-Cycle, a vehicle even more impressive than the famous Batmobile, however it is not only the beauty of aerodynamic vehicles superhero living motorized scenes of the film, they are also very well thought out and full of angles that capture all the tension and force. The most striking scene of action and thrilling movie is just a race where Batman has to race against time to save a life endangered by Joker, are moments of pure adrenaline and growing despair that will leave the viewer with his mouth open and is in scenes like these that can be seen Nolan's genius who managed to transform a simple race against time in one of the most fantastic film.

Personal Comment:

"The Dark Knight" more than a superhero movie is a movie heroes, is the ultimate reflection of what they symbolize, about the eternal struggle between order and chaos and the weakness of the established social order. Mankind has always needed heroes, real or fictitious. Super super or not.