The Dark Knight Rises

“The Dark Knight Rises” – his debut became a massacre in Aurora, Colorado – concludes the trilogy of “Batman” by British director Christopher Nolan

Here I’m getting a side note that has a potential spoiler, so that those who saw the film be careful here: the brothers Christopher and Jonathan Nolan, who wrote the film, they are cunning. And they want to show us that hope has a certain element of falsehood or deception. Thus, only at the end of the film, we realize that the man was inspired by Bruce Wayne mustered the inner strength to get out of his wretched state was not the man he thought he was. That is also inspired on the basis of false or misunderstanding. But it was enough for him to strengthen and straighten up

• Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne / Batman:

A billionaire socialite who dedicates himself to protecting Gotham City from its criminal underworld. Nolan has stated that, due to the eight-year gap between The Dark Knightand The Dark Knight Rises, “he’s an older Bruce Wayne; he’s not in a great state.” Bale employed a martial arts discipline called the Keysi Fighting Method, now modified for Bruce’s current state and Bane’s style. Bale has stated that The Dark Knight Rises will be his final Batman film. Bale acknowledged that Batman is “not a healthy individual, this is somebody that is doing good, but he’s right on the verge of doing bad”. Bale clarifies that “He doesn’t want to forget [his parents’ deaths]. He wants to maintain that anger he felt at that injustice”. Bale felt bittersweet about leaving the franchise, saying that it was like “saying goodbye to an old friend.”

• Michael Caine as Alfred Pennyworth:

Bruce’s trusted butler and confidant, who acts as a father figure to Bruce but is unable to accept Bruce’s desire to revive his Batman persona, even resigning from his position to impress the seriousness of his position upon him. Christopher Nolan emphasized the emotional bond between Alfred and Bruce, stressing its importance in the previous films and predicting that the relationship will be strained as it never has before.

• Gary Oldman as James Gordon:

The Commissioner of the Gotham City Police Department, and one of the city’s few honest police officers. Oldman described the character’s work in cleaning up Gotham City as having left him world-weary and slightly bored, likening Gordon to a soldier who leaps at the chance to be on the front lines. His life has taken a turn for the worse since The Dark Knight; his wife has left him and taken their children, and the mayor is planning to dismiss him from his job. Gordon feels guilty over his role in covering up Harvey Dent’s crimes and is prepared to resign from his position as Commissioner over it, but then senses that Gotham is about to come under threat