You weren't just sitting through the two face scene you had the privelage of watching his tale come to an end unless you are a complete dolt. And besides it had to end on two face because that's when Nolan hits us with the hook that Batman's taking the blame for harvey's death because thats what gotham needs of him, and it's best to end on a hook. It's not like we still didn't get to melt in the awesomeness of the joker's capture.
That's what Nolan doe's though by pitting those contrasts against each other, he prefers a challenge to what is expected. I think it is very interesting to turn this awesome villian into something realistic. Batman himself isn't very realistic but Nolan made him plausable.
I could definately see Batman dieing, Nolan likes to shock and blow minds in every film he has to created from his first three minute short. And i think Batman's death isn't even faintly considered among most fans or audience, so that could very well be what he doe's.
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I assumed she stole it since she is a thief. Plus she talks about Bruce keeping everything for himself, so it seemed implied that people were going to take stuff from him.
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I wouldn't say it was a rip off if anything it was a tribute to the original and Noland didn't have the joker killed either.
What would you of preferred? It was either death or capture, and i believe batman doe's his best capturing when his advesary's are suspended in the air hanging from their ankles.
Every time Bats gets too close, the Joker attacks him with razor blades or throws acid. The Joker taunts Batman with weapons that aren't really meant to kill outright but to cause pain & alot of bleeding.
Both use all their gadgets & gimmicks until they're both battered & beyond reasoning.
In the end when Batman finally catches the Joker, he is so enraged that he beats him to a bloody pulp...leaving the viewer to guess whether The Joker is dead or not, whether Batman can openly kill with his bare hands?
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We must remember that Nolan's Batman has solemnly sworn never to kill, and obviously the Joker made him want to forget that self-vow, which is WHY the scene is climactic - we finally learn what Joker's goal has been all along - to be killed by Batman. The rest was just kicks and giggles for him. And having the audience finally know this, and seeing how Batman has to overcome his anger and temptation... because the two of them have been playing "Chicken" throughout the movie, and now it's finally face to face.
It wasn't a bit anticlimactic to me... neither the Joker's capture nor Two-Face's death. What he had done since he was seduced by the Joker's idea of Chaos made it impossible to let him survive past the movie.
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