Their battle culminates in an abandoned high-rise construction site, with Joker holding a group of civilians hostage and orchestrating a "social experiment" with two ferries, while Harvey Dent holds Commission Gordon's family at gunpoint. Meanwhile, losing Rachel makes Bruce Wayne even more determined to prove his moral path is just. Joker kills Rachel Dawes and uses her death to recruit Harvey Dent as an ally. Leading into the climax, Joker begins a crusade against Batman, initially in cahoots with local mobsters, but really to prove his nihilistic views on human nature are true. Related: The Batman Needs The '60s Utility Belt To Suit Pattinson's Year Two The philosophical war between Bale's Batman and Heath Ledger's Joker lands in a perfectly weighted third act that sends adrenaline coursing through veins without over-egging the action, delivering satisfying conclusions for each main player in the chaotic opera that is Gotham City. The Dark Knight elevates the entire superhero sub-genre, and establishes Nolan as one of cinema's modern greats.
In true Nolan style, Bale's second stint as Batman blends stunning and ambitious visual feats with intricately layered characters, all wrapped around a core moral premise. The Dark Knight redefines the parameters of a superhero movie.
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