I went to see it with a few friends. Like everybody said, I admit that it was a really good movie, however, I didn't like parts of it and it didn't exactly live up to the "hype." I went there with about 5 other people, and despite reviews about how it would keep us on the "edge of our seats," we really didn't. Heath Ledger was great in it though, he really made himself the Joker. I haven't seen Batman Begins, but I plan to soon. I heard a lot of people saying they preferred the first one over this but I'll have to see. Descriptions of it being full of action were accurate. There were a few things that were funny, but not too many. The movie was two and a half hours long but it went by so quickly.

Most of the things that annoyed me were just things that seemed odd, they didn't necessarily make the movie "bad," they just annoyed me somewhat.

One thing that I was thinking was about Batman's voice. It was so deep and hoarse and it was kind of odd how they Bruce Wayne and Batman sounded so different. But then again, I guess that's how he would hide himself.

At first Harvey Dent's coin flipping happened once or twice, but it sort of got to the point of obsessive near the end. I know it had to do with the name "two face" but it just started to annoy me after awhile.

Another thing, Harvey Dent just had to be burnt exactly down the middle. How could he still be alive? I mean wouldn't he be like seriously infected by now? He fell off a building in died when he was perfectly fine anytime else.

People like Lau had a somewhat large role in part of the movie, but then he just slowly died off and stopped becoming an issue. When he was on top of a burning pile of cash, I didn't hear him scream or anything. After he was put in jail and interrogated, he kind of faded away.