Semantics. And people that nitpick things like that aren't worth arguing with.... You tend to repeat yourself over and over in this thread about trivial issues like that makes this movie bad. I was wrong to assume it had been several times this time instead a whopping two (seriously why did it need to be repeated again so shortly after?).
When DiFabio picks things apart, I understand he's having a bit of fun as a raving fanboy. When you do it, you're completely serious about what you're saying. If you pick apart ANY comic book movie, you'll have all these issues. You must not enjoy any comic book movie if you can't look past something as cliche/common as dual identities. I think Nolan and Bale did a wonderful job making Bruce and Batman's identities separate quite well. If you have such a problem with it, blame Frank Miller. The whole return/first night out come straight from "Year One."
I was talking about Gordon not knowing in Nolan's universe. Gordon should have known all along.
Like someone else said here already at the end of Rises Gordon should have said something like "Thank you Bruce" that would have been a great line for him.
but no, we have the worst detective in the world. I was saying how I agree with others like Nam on how Gordon should know about Bruce and Nolan was a complete idiot for doing what he did with Gordon at the end or Rises. That was seriously one of the stupidest things I've ever seen in the trilogy.
before you go on a rant about me I am not even the only person to see this. If I was I would take you seriously but you are complaining to me something that others see as well. How stupid Nolan made Gordon look
