@ ChainsawAsh

I know about Two Faces’ character and I understand it. I felt just as you stated, the Two Face character was not able to really “get going,” it was too rushed. My thought was that he would have been introduced as Two Face later into the movie and would have taken The Jokers spot so to speak, espically since it would make a whole lot of sense since he could be cast in the next movie.

@ Johnny Ringo

My take is that was intentional, I mean he doesn't want people to know that he's Bruce wayne under there, He forces that voice to help hide his identity as well as to scare his enemies and give him an edge.

You didn’t understand what I meant. I know he speaks differntly when hes Batman, and I kow its intentional. When he spoke as “Batman” in the first movie it felt real and emtional, in The Dark Knight there were times when he spoke as Batman that sounded phony.

And I liked that he was in over his head, Not simply a case of batman strolls in and saves the day.

And that’s your opinion, but how is it then you state we saw “different movies” when your agreeing that batman was all over the place?

You have your opinion and i wont argue it, but it alomost seems like we saw two different movies.

I do know what I saw cause Ive gone and watched it again.