Bigdog
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I believe his bodily issues were more of a lack of consistency when co-opting two different sources, "The Dark Knight Returns" and the "Bane arc". But even then, Bruce just used these wiry things ,like he used in the Returns comic , to make it better to fight. But even then there should have been a little bit harder to fight than how he did, but that wasn't my problem.
Would I say this film was as great as TDK? Maybe, but the film should have been divided into two separate parts so it could have had some breathing room to actually tell its story. There were parts that they should have elaborated more and perhaps develop Joseph Gordon Levitt into the Robin/Nightwing in the second part.
The issue was Nolan made this his final film where he had to tell everything he wanted to in the span of that time space. The first two films had one main villain that set the tone , but another lesser villain that tied into the subplot. It was clean and uncluttered. By having two extra protagonists (Catwoman and Robin suffered from a lack of focus and development) and a few more villains, the film's development suffered and thus the story suffered.
Too much **** crammed into one space equals the Airbender effect and frankly , this either needed more time, or it needed to be divided into two films of the same length.
The film was good , but it needed room.
