The First 20 minutes seemed extraordinary to me but then the next 10 minutes were sort of not that compelling, however, after that it continued on its path of greatness again. I watched it at night when everyone was asleep, and i was consumed to this film to such an extent that I literally watched the whole film in one sitting without any move whatsoever. When he dances with the women and says “I just want to live” I literally…

This is by far the greatest exploration of nihilism at its core. The protagonist wanders around London after fleeing Manchester, entering a series of events that show both, his intelligence and also his emotional destruction. I perceive him as a man who understands the world sharply but cannot connect to it in any healthy way.; his knowledge makes him destructive for himself and for others around him. He believes that life has no meaning, and he actively out of resentment…

Phenomenal soundtrack! 

Here you can use Foucault’s idea of panopticon because in this film, you can clearly see that masses already live in alienation disconnected from their consciousness, and behave as if they are controlled or being watched long before the protagonist discovers the truth; they work and consume without questioning the authorities. The sunglasses simply remove the superficial layer and expose the hidden logic behind the so-called ordinary life. And I think Power is not hidden in institutions only,…

There is always some sort of harmony or more precisely, a feeling of relief rewatching it. The dark knight by far is the greatest superhero film of all time. It covers so many philosophical themes like the Ubermench and nihilism and so on. Moreover, even though Nolan never proclaimed reading Nietzsche, however, one who has read Nietzsche can see that the themes clearly resonate with Nietzsche and he was the individual who first introduced such themes.

From balancing the emphasis…