I didn't much care for TDK. I was looking forward to it quite a bit, as I really liked Batman Begins. I thought the "realistic" take on Batman was cool thing, especially compared to the comically overdone Spiderman movies of that time.

Aside from Leath Ledger's Joker performance, though, I just felt the movie was silly from a plot point of view and really not that realistic. The Joker had way too many fantastic traps and sequences setup to be believable, and the whole framing Batman for Harvey Dent's death just made no sense. The plot seemed overly complex, and yet so many people thought it was the best movie ever made. I just don't get it.

I also thought some of the acting and dialogue was extremely cringe-worthy, like the opening bank-robbery scene where the two crooks in masks are talking back and forth about the Joker. And also the Police press scene in the middle of the movie was particularly painful.

Well, that's it for me crapping on this movie. I rated it a 6/10, because it was still a technically superior movie, but I disliked the plot and I thought it had too many holes, as well as a lot of the acting and dialogue for me to give it anything more. I tried to be as objective as I could. There's no way it deserves anything less.