Oh, then for mine, please include my patient sister Kara Kovach.

I think this is the "right" Hollywood ending.

I maintain that a more interesting story overall would be for Bruce to actually die. But Alfred and Selina have gotten to know each other. Then the ending is Alfred having his "oh hello there" moment with Selina NOT Bruce, indicating that Bruce did indeed die, but the consolation prize is that Selina has turned her life around. Then John Blake gets the keys to the Batcave and we know the legend will live on.

(Not that I'm not crazy about killing off Bruce Wayne. I'm just looking at it from a perspective of pure narrative, based on what Nolan constructed.)

That Dan Radcliffe clip was the balls.

Alan Cumming is fantastic, but in that clip of "Don't Tell Mama" he looked like he was operating at about 85%.

I'm interested in any leftover male part. (Yeah I could have phrased that better too.)

In the remake, Hauser infiltrated the Resistance but fell for Melina for real. He was caught and had his memory wiped by Cohaagen in the hopes of eventually getting him to return to the Resistance and unwittingly lead Cohaagen to Matthias.

It simplifies the story, but Cohaagen has no way to track Quaid, since Quaid removed his tracking device, and there's no Benny to keep tabs on him. Cohaagen magically finds and assaults the place with no prior warning from Matthias' guards or anything.

What would have been kind of awesome, in retrospect, is if Lori had managed to switch places with Melina during the Wonkavator sequence using the disguise device, and Quaid (having been told by Melina where to go if they got separated) actually brought HER to the Resistance in a pretend-injured state. Then Lori-as-Melina could suddenly perk up and murder Matthias and take cover, and THEN Cohaagen could start the assault.