The Joker
The Clown Prince of Crime
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- Dec 15, 2003
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I thought Nolan handicapped the scale by not having Gotham's citizens as a character here. TDK featured Gotham citizenry quite explicitly, lending it a greater sense of realism and scale. If anything, TDKR deserved to have even more of these scenes. The only time we see them is at the end when they come out of their homes, cowering like idiots.
That is definitely one complaint I had and still do with TDKR. Nolan lost some of the personality of Gotham's citizens that he had done so well in the first two. You really felt the despair and decay of Gotham in BB, and the fear and anarchy of the Joker's antics on the people in TDK.
Bane's revolution should have amped this up even more.