What I loved most: all of them

What I really hated: none

very nice. rate it as the top of all comic adaption movies. 1 - tdk 2 - iron man 3 - sin city very dark, shows that batman is human after all, joker performance top notch, nobody can replicate him, thanks led. two face - superb performance too, work the lines well. shows pacy long storyline 2 1/2 hours just nice, can't imagine how to squeeze those storyline into shorter version. I rather watch longer duration and complete storyline rather than cut-short squeeze type. do watch it with full confidence. n' do choose a good seat to watch it. really worth it. or watch it in imax theatre @ times square. worth paying every single cent. this year really full of nice movies. can't remember the last time i've enjoyed so many entertaining blockbuster movies. iron man, hellboy, wanted, tdk, red cliff, kungfu panda. can't wait for wall-e, the mummy

What I loved most: Super Heros are human too

What I really hated: 2.5 hours a little too long

Personally, I am not a Batman fanatic but The Dark Knight had to be mentioned as the best Batman sequence so far. However, I still prefer Katie Holmes to Maggie Gyllenhaal as Rachel Dawes though. The movie itself is well arranged with just the right pace. Throughout the show, there is not much breather, even toilet break had to cut short or don't go at all, so as not to miss any vital parts. As compare to Jack Nicholson's Joker, Heath Ledger's Joker was much darker and scarier. His Joker can really passed a chill down your spine. Is a make believed that there might be such a character in real life, waiting to create chaos not for money but just for fun! The show had sent out a message to us, these humans, should stop being so finicky and defensive and start being appreciative afterall, some super heros are human too! Oh, don't miss that 3 seconds of Edison Chen as LSI VP!