Wallace’s review published on Letterboxd:
Even after seeing so many compliments,high average ratings...I didn't expect that it would be so good,way too better than the first installment,its action sequences are breathtaking,especially when an electrifying score is conducting some ot them,there's a great amount of scenes like that,customarily being successive,the best of all is that they're competent,engaging,always reaching an outcome that eventually is the reason to start new paths as related to the main roles as about the supporting ones,comic reliefs are punctual but for the chemistry between the actors and the timing,they did sound relatively impulsive,face-to-face confrontations involving Batman and Joker are iconic,automatically putting two dissimilar perspectives on the crime wave in Gotham City,also aggregating features to their personalities which seemed very clear to me,without the need for an exaggerated complexity,everything rationally directed by a Nolan at his peak of professional inspiration.