Foreword from Sohrab Osati:
Chances are, either you or a great many of those around you have already seen Skyfall, the latest entry into the world of James Bond. With a gross of nearly $1 billion ($978 million for those playing at home), the latest 007 entry seems to have hit tall the right chords with audiences. Still, there are always the crowds who hold out, be it on principle that they don’t like some of the changes to a well established franchise or they have a problem with mega blockbusters that everyone is talking about. Having hovered in both groups though I never miss a midnight launch, our Skyfall review looks to answer that. Should you finally see the latest James Bond film before it disappears from theaters? Our Skyfall review after the jump.
It might not need an introduction, but here it is. The Dark Knight Rises is the conclusion to the Batman trilogy by director Christopher Nolan. What started as a reboot of a beloved character has turned into a re-imagination of how comic-book characters can be portrayed on the big screen. After an eight-year absence, Batman (Christian Bale) is forced out of retirement when a masked mercenary named Bane (Tom Hardy) threatens to destroy Gotham City. Catwoman (Anne Hathaway) is featured, as well as love interest Miranda Tate (Marion Cotillard) and newcomer Detective Blake (Joseph Gordon-Levitt). Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman, and Gary Oldman all return in their respective roles. After the jump, The Dark Knight Rises Blu-ray review.
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