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Not as good as The Dark Knight. But still pretty good. Batman (Christian Bale) had a good character development. Ra's Al Ghul (Liam Neeson) was a good character. There was definitely a lot of plot twists, and surprises here and there, but I think it still missed that The Dark Knight intense mysterious vibe. Still I think it would've been better if they focused a little bit more on some other characters such as Rachel rather than just Batman. Because I feel like Rachel barely had any character development in this film. I also have some complains on the After Effects. Like the After Effects were good, but I feel like they could've changed the format, or the outline in some parts. Like the train crash, they could've easily make a slow falling effect, or even a change the format and make the outline a little bit more brighter. But still, the After Effects were really solid. The one thing I hate about this film is the way Ra's Al Ghul died. He literally died by a train falling of a bridge. I wished there was a epic fight scene between Batman and Ra's Al Ghul. Anyway I still give this film a four out of five. It was a nice starting to the Christopher Nolan Batman Trilogy.

It's an alright movie in my opinion. It just depends on what you want an Artemis Fowl movie to be like. If you want an Artemis Fowl movie that follows the same story as the Artemis Fowl book, then this movie is not for you. But if you're looking for a new type of Artemis Fowl movie, that is kind of different from the original book, then this movie is perfect for you. This movie basically takes the first half of the first book (Artemis Fowl) and combines it with the second half of the second book. (Artemis Fowl: The Arctic Incident) And I'm also pretty sure that they're going to make a sequel of the movie. Overall, I'm going to give this movie 60% goodness and 40% badness. That's my final opinion.