iJim wrote:

Sam, if you see Tom Cruise and Dakota running you might try to catch up.

Ha, yeah the giant alien robots have yet to show up. I'll update as soon as they do.

There's a higher number of degrees, a lower number, and an in-between that just feels comfortable.

I mean, I get not liking it, or not liking parts of it, but not even watching Captain America before hand and then not caring, doesnt bode well for a movie review.

Terraforming Mars.

If there is no indiginous life on Mars, we could start dumping all manner of organic gunk there and just see what sticks. Bacteria, lichen, mushrooms, moss, algae, extremophiles of all sorts, whole barges full of landfill and sewage, whatever. Whatever takes hold, we throw more of that at it along with some basic plants that can live in it. Then we're on our way to colonies.

1.) How did the Joker plan the gap in the buses when he drove away from the bank? There just happened to be a perfect gap?

2.) Why didn't the mob security guard just spit out the grenade? We don't see Joker secure it in his mouth.

3.) How did Harvey and Rachel end up in their respective barrel rooms?

Yes, we see Harvey get driven away by the cop he kills later, but the cop claims " I didn't know what they were going to do to you." So where did he take him?

DENT

This is where they brought her Gordon. After your men handed her over. This is where she died.

As for Rachel, one minute she's leaving the penthouse, next minute she's tied to a chair surrounded by barrels.

4.) Bruce seems to rely almost entirely on Mr. Fox for technology development and implementation. So then how was he able to singlehandedly use and upgrade the sonar gobbledegook without him?

REESE

(...) now you've got the entire R and D department burning through cash claiming it's related to cell phones for the army (...)

FOX

Mr Wayne, did you reassing R and D?

WAYNE

Yes. Government telecomunications project.

5.) The whole "Jim Gordon faking his death so Joker will try and capture Harvey" plan.

If there's some points in the movie that explain these plotholes that I just missed, please point them out.

Sure, there are some minor nitpicks but what film doesn't?

The Dark Knight Rises was a better movie then The Dark Knight.

I'm okay with the two-pilot thing. You don't get a single person to captain a ship, or fly a rocket.

When Armstrong again looked outside, he saw that the computer's landing target was in a boulder-strewn area just north and east of a 300 metres (980 ft) diameter crater (later determined to be "West crater", named for its location in the western part of the originally planned landing ellipse). Armstrong took semi-automatic control[18] and, with Aldrin calling out altitude and velocity data, landed at 20:17 UTC on July 20 with about 25 seconds of fuel left.[19]

del Toro stated that the two pilots are neurally linked so they move in sync. One controls the right side of the robot, one controls the left.