Good batman film...prefer first two though.

best batman movie. So great.

A great turn in the Batman films, thanks to the director Nolan.

Batmobil stopped being a pussy magnet when it's became an off road pile of junk.

The first batman movie that feels like a true serious batman movie. Christopher Nolan delivers his usual exceptional directing skills and matching that up with Christian Bale's fantastic acting skills, you get a hell of a movie. The script is well done, the effects are great, the only thing that is truly lackluster is Katie Holmes who is possibly the movies major flaw. Even if you aren't a a batman fan you will still enjoy be able to enjoy the movie for all its worth.

Rewatched this in preparation for The Dark Knight Returns and it's pretty much exactly as I remember it. Everything about this film is amazing, the acting is superb and the story perfectly establishes this a different Batman franchise, well everything except the cinematography and editing during the fight scenes. They're poorly cut and the liberal use of close-ups really drag them down. That is literally my only complaint though and aside from that this film is superb.

Amazing.

Certainly the most accurate adaptation of Batman ever done, this is also one of the best. Perhaps not as exciting as some might find the original Tim Burton Batman, but a very well made, well acted film that successfully reboots the Batman series. Worth checking out if your only knowledge of Batman resides with the Burton films (or worse, the Schumacher ones), or if you like comic book movies in general.

It respected the source material and treated the audience with the maturity to explain how things like this could actually happen in the real world. Your disbelief is perfectly suspended here and that makes a man fighting criminals in a batsuit that much cooler.

A movie that reinvented a franchise that had hit rock bottom and did it with style.

Brilliant reinvention of the batman franchise. Bale makes a good batman, and Murphy gives a great performance.

Too long. How come everyone whispers thier lines in this movie? Is it a secrete?

Not quite as good as the original Batman but still bloody brilliant. What a way to continue a series.

Liam Neeson is truly terrifying as The Demon's Head (Ra's al Ghul, for all you who didn't know), one of the greatest villains in Film of the decade. The only gripe I have over this atmospheric work of art is all the comic-related nonsense that came after it. "What a good idea casting minor villains in the movie!" Excuse me, Scarecrow a minor villain, although not true, isn't that bad, but Ra's al Ghul a MINOR villain? Yeah, he's not important or anything. Seriously, it was pretty bad.

I was unfairly harsh on this the first time I saw it, for some reason I decided that I hated it. Really it's ok.

Good movie. Builds up to an even greater movie.