Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's just hard to beat the second batman movie with the joker.

Great movie but the quality was not the best at all. We had to look at the blu-ray copy because 4k copy would not work properly. For the quality of this copy, the price was a little much.

I was displeased by this because it did not come with the digital copy as advertised. I couldn't take it back to Best Buy because I opened it. And best buy doesn't accept opened movies.

This is a decent movie as far as super hero movies go.

Movie is good, however, not as great as Dark Knight.

Good popcorn movie. Action and sound effects great.

Had a very bad consumer experience this holiday season with Best Buy. Their total tech fiasco is a mess. Their return process is a mess. Their online account information is a mess. Their DVD and blu-ray casings are very cheap and a disappointment. And then I feel awful for getting frustrated and the whole thing ends up being a bad experience.

The movie is great, but the problem is that it doesnt come with a digital copy as it says in the description.

Great movie but movie case was really cheaply made and discs were in case loose

not a fan of how Bain was portrayed, or batman either

The action sequences were AWSOME but th rest of the movie was Very bad!

No digital copy. Should have read the description better but also in 2020 I am surprised to find a release without digital copy.

title says digital copy included. this is the second time I have received with no digital copy. not sure what to do next. Very disappointing

I ordered the Blu-ray and the digital component and they just sent me the disc.

You sacrifice your name, your body, the love of your life to achieve one goal. You achieved it, but someone later puts those achievements at risk. What do you do? Come out of hiding or run? Bruce Wayne (played by Christian Bale) has abandoned the cape and mask so that Batman could never be arrested and prosecuted for the crimes committed by Harvey Dent that he took the fall for. He’s been living like a recluse for eight years while Commissioner James Gordon (played by Gary Oldman) has all but extinguished violent crime in Gotham. Gordon wants to reveal the truth during a celebration honoring Harvey Dent but decides the city isn’t ready for it. At that same celebration, a congressman is abducted and, while investigating the crime, Gordon is shot. The patrolman who rescues him, John Blake (played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt) is promoted to detective and told he’s to report directly the Commissioner. Blake (Gordon-Levitt) knows Batman’s true identity and pleads with Wayne to once again don the cape and mask. Commissioner Gordon echoes those sentiments when Wayne, incognito, visits him in the hospital. The kidnapper, a terrorist and mercenary intent on destroying the city, is Bane. Bane (played by Tom Hardy) was once a member of the League of Shadows before being expelled by his and Bruce Wayne’s mentor, Ra’s al Ghul. Bane was hired by a competitor of Wayne Enterprises, John Daggett (played by Ben Mendelsohn). We’re also introduced to a master thief working with Bane, Selina Kyle (played by Anne Hathaway) who is, of course, Catwoman, though she’s never addressed by that name. I was a latecomer to Nolan’s new take on the Batman story. I saw The Dark Knight in theaters, but I didn’t catch Batman Begins, the first film in the series, until it began airing on cable. Once I did, I bought the DVD. I bought The Dark Knight on DVD the day of its release. Bale as Batman was amazing in the first two films and he is just as good, if not better, in the third. Hardy as Bane is nowhere near as mesmerizing as Heath Ledger’s interpretation of The Joker, but he is far more intimidating. Hathaway as Catwoman is the best version of this character that I have seen to date. Of course, the other versions, portrayed by Michelle Pfeiffer and Halle Berry, were beautiful but one-dimensional. I was hoping this film would be better than its predecessor. Perhaps it’s the notion that this means the story is over, but I thought The Dark Knight was the best in the series. That said, Rises is brilliant and anyone who’s seen the previous films should see this latest one as soon as possible.

I just bought this earlier today. I was assuming that the dark knight reborn doc came on the discs. But when we checked out a prompt came up and they ask you, for an additional $14.99 you can get the documentary code. You then would go on to CinemaNow and enter in the code. On the box itself, it says exclusive content and such. Nobody at the store really knew what that extra 15 bucks was for until my wife asked. We ended up getting the fee waived and got the code. However, I put the special feature disc in and the dark knight reborn doc is on the discs. SO, IF I WERE YOU DECLINE THE FEE. Or talk to a manager about it. Hope this helps!

*New edit* Below there are MOVIE SPOILERS. This review was written before the release of the actual film, but all content has been proven correct. MASSIVE SPOILER ALERT!! Batman gets crippled by Bane, but he later makes a comeback and retrains himself to be Batman. Gordon (now mayor of Gotham) gets shot but survives also. At first, Selina Kyle (aka Catwoman) is bad, but she eventually becomes Batman's comrade and she actually kills Bane. Lucius Fox lives also. Come to find out, Ra's al Ghul's daughter, Talia al Ghul, and Bane have taken over the League of Shadows and plan to complete Talia's father's plans by destroying Gotham. The reason Talia and Bane are such good friends is because Bane had, years before, aided her in escaping a huge foreign prison. At first, Bane succeeds: he traps the Gotham City Police Force underground in a violent series of explosions; he puts the rich and powerful on a trial which is presided by Jonathan Crane (aka the scarecrow). The US tries to sneak Special Forces into Gotham disguised as workers, but Bane and his men stop them and hang them from a bridge. Then, Batman escapes the prison bane put him in; he returns to Gotham and fights Talia in trying to stop a nuclear-type bomb from destroying the city. He succeeds, but he is apparently killed in the explosion as he pilots the plane away from Gotham. At the end, Gordon sees Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle in a Paris coffee shop.

A lot of people harp on Nolan's Batman, but at least he did something different and saw it through to the end. You can ramble about Bruce Wayne giving up as Batman too fast, some shoehorned twists, and stylistic changes, but Nolan is not interested in doing "Comic book" Batman, he's doing his own thing. And I think he succeeded. Dark Knight Rises has an appropriate "dread" in its atmosphere, and Bruce Wayne's journey kind of makes sense. However, it doesn't feel as fresh or wonderous as previous installments. Remember all the fun as Bruce, Alfred, and Lucius tried to make new things and figure things out? All kinda gone, a very solitary-feeling movie. The "twist" character also doesn't seem to work really, as that person is revealed pretty much to get killed. Still a very emotional journey.

This is an amazing from A to Z. Bruce Wayne is so different in this movie and it's awesome. This gets you thinking and on you toes. Awesome in HD/Blu ray. I hope Chris Nolan changes his mind with Cristian Bale to do part four.

No robin or no Batman said bale, robin is in this movie, that was the best thing about this movie. Anne Hathaway as cat woman was okay, and bane was better than the bane in Batman and robin. Bale is not the best Batman, thankfully this was his last dark knight trilogy, it was okay, but not the best, and better than Clooney and affleck.