So I watched Dark Knight, as you can tell from th title. Put it this way: Iron Man opened up th movies for th summer blockbusters, and Dark Knight closed it with a bang n a whallop. And its really th Joker that steals th show, from th get go. A much deeper, darker, and scary personality to complete th psychotic criminal that he is supposed to be.

"Lets put a Smile on that face!"

Heath Ledger, RiP, did an awesome portrayal of a scary psychopath. And i guess this is th legacy that he leaves behind. He slips well int th shoes of th character that he plays, th little personality quirks like th constant licking of his lips, help to make th character much more believable. The psychological strain tt is placed on th 'Good Guys' can almost be felt as they try to stay a step ahead of his plans, as the fight between him and th batman gets personal. The crazy twists and psychological games he plays with th ppl in th film, really leave you on th edge of your seat. His final 'social experiment' which i shant reveal, was a very nice bit in th plot, in my opinion.

"Leave it to Chance."

Harvey Dent. Well, what can you say? "I believe in Harvey Dent". Sorry Tommy Lee, you got nothing on Aaron Eckhart (did i spell tt right?) He portrays th twisted fallen attorney pretty damn well. Not to mention the make up on him, whoo, that was great. Waaaaayyy better than purple toffee guy. I like th fact tt hes considered th 'White Knight of Gotham' as in contrast to Bats, who is...th Dark Knight of Gotham.

And i was wondering why 'Rachel Dawes' looked older and more haggard than in '05 and thot perhaps th stresses of being married to Cruise was taking it toll. XD Oh wait, tts not Katie Holmes. lol. I think, this movie among others, has alot of 'WOAH' and chair gripping-wincing-holy crap moments. Among those being th appearance of th Bat-pod. Hehe, that was way cool. "Damage Critical, Good bye." Ooh, and th point where Joker almost cuts th...haha no no, I'll try not to spoil this for anyone. And th music and score accompanying this movie, is simply brilliant. Hans Zimmer n J. Newton Howard have done a bang up job on this! Harr, ok ok, I'll stop ranting here, im sure anyone who has patiently kept up with me till here, is wondering, what is THE point of all this? Simple:

Watch This Movie.

'Nuff said.

-Marc