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5/5/2013 7:57:27 PM
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Why do people still say there's plot holes in The Dark Knight Rises
"Why did Bane leave Bruce with a doctor in a prison which he can escape from" or "How did he get back in gotham"
Almost everything in the movie is explained. Take Bane leaving Bruce a doctor in that prison, well I'll let Bane explain that.
How did he get back in Gotham? Did we all forget he was trained by Ras Al Ghul not only to be someone who can become truly invisible, but to also walk/fight on ice?
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3 RepliesNothing compares to the mega plot hole in Batman Begins. Nothing.
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Edited by Pfhortnite: 5/5/2013 9:44:51 PMYes, but how did he get there so fast when he was broke?
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How come there is no gridlock? Seriously, where did all the cars go?
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how did he escape the nuke at the end?
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4 RepliesEdited by RECON: 5/5/2013 9:03:58 PMIn the movie, Wayne pulls the plug on his reactor after finding out it can be weaponised. By then, the reactor is pretty much finished anyway. Why the hell did it take him so long to realise? He should've realised while they were still in the concept stage. In the movie, Bane kidnaps a physicist and forces him to turn the reactor into a bomb. Why the hell would one lone physicist know how to do that? It never even mentions that he's a certified engineer, so we can assume that he isn't. Speaking of that, why would that one physicist be the only one who can disarm the bomb? Was there not a whole team of funded, professional engineers who developed the reactor? Why was trade not halted when a bunch of armed thugs entered Gotham's equivalent of Wall Street and shot up the place? Why did Banner's electricity get switched off so quickly? Why did it go from bright day to pitch black night in the time it takes for one unexciting motorcycle chase? I think a lot of people get plot holes mixed up with suspension of disbelief, which is something that you need to do a lot while watching TDKR. I don't even dislike the movie inherently for either of them things, though. It's just a poorly thought out, incoherent, self-indulgent pile of doody.
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I thought the title said "pot holes". I mean Gotham's a rough place but their roads aren't that bad.
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I understand that Bane put the TV in the prison to make Bruce suffer, but exactly how is he getting reception from there? Is it cable? How large is this cable exactly?
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2 RepliesEdited by Burter: 5/5/2013 9:42:35 PMIn the beginning of the movie during the kidnap thing. That plane was shot full of holes, but it was reported to be a simple plane crash. When Fox showed Bruce that reactor he said there's a fail safe that floods the room. So when Bane was taking it why didn't Fox flood the room? Those cops that were trapped. When they came out every one of them was shaved. I find it hard to believe that in those care packages there were shaving kits. When those cops where charging at the prisoners. Every prisoner had an autonomic gun, but very few cops were being killed. They could have simply pointed and spread which would have resulted in lines of cops falling down. There were two Bat tanks and Batman only took out the one. So what happened to the other one during that cop battle?
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4 RepliesEdited by BritLemon: 5/5/2013 8:05:20 PMTDKR wasn't even that good. TDK was much better.
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Edited by Dus Maximum: 5/5/2013 8:01:49 PMI have way too much respect for Christopher Nolan to ever question his movies. I think he's an artistic genius, and there's no way he's missed anything in his movies.
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Edited by Madman Mordo: 5/5/2013 7:59:17 PMBecause people are too ignorant to actually pay attention to minor details in the film, and instantly jump on the bandwagon of "HURR PLAWTH0LES".
