Since Tim Buraton's "Batman" arrived in 1989, there was no lack of ordinary nonsense moments during the franchise run. The introduction of bats into "Batman forever", George's dark knight Mr -Frieze made Arnold Schwarzenegger at Batman and Robin. However, following that mistakes in 1997, Christopher Nolan took over the property, giving Batman a new story of origin and self -introduction of the concept of "gruesome reboot" in the popular lexicon.

"Batman starts" in 2005 was an impressive fresh takeover of a character who was already questioned many times, both on the screen and in the comics. It introduced us to what was called "grounded" Batman, locating the hero in Gotham that felt much closer to our world than any bat movie before. It was the story of the origin of the hero that Nolan quickly followed with the equivalent of the Bat of Heat, placing Bruce Wayne on Christian Bale in downtown a "dark knight" crime thriller in 2008. With both of these films, you will find it difficult to identify any wrong steps for the kind I mentioned earlier. Nolan had a unique vision for both films that only worked on the screen.

But for the latest film in his trilogy "Dark Knight", the director decided to go bigger than the scope, making a military epic, which saw Gotham in a tumor, while Tom Hardy's Bane tried to try in the revolution in his hometown of his hometown. Batman. There is very bad with the "Dark Knight of the" Dark Knight "in 2012, though I think it sticks better than you can remember. However, an inevitable low point of the film comes when Miranda Tate/Talia Al Gul on Marion Kotilar expires, expiring in the front seat of the truck in the highest possible, melodramatic way. Since then, fans have ridiculously ridiculed the moment, asking how Nolan's caliber director could have called for the reduction and went home happy.

Now, Cotilard herself weighed in this important debacle, admitting that she might have had finer moments on the screen.

The The end of the "dark knight is rising", Bruce Wayne returned to Gotham after the Bane kidnapping and trying to stop his and Talia al -Gul's scheme to blow Gotham with a nuclear device (a plot that was another wrong step in earning Christopher Nolan in the dark knight). After Batman chased Talia's truck with his plane, simply called the "bat", the vehicle took care of the highway and in the tunnel below. Miranda is then revealed in the front seat, carried out by the influence in an inadvertently comical way. She then announces that her father's work is completed and passes away in a way that was more than a little stunning. Something about the unintentional funny position in which she was found and this saturated death made the scene one of the funniest in "Dark Knight is rising", and it seems that Cotillard herself agrees.

Talking to the French Output of the Observed Meetings (through Diversity), the actor admitted: "I didn't nail that scene. I didn't find the right position. I didn't find the right way. I was emphasized. Sometimes you are going to protect something. So, I, I am sober."

Cotillard is not very known for being overly respected and well respected for her talents. She won the Oscar for playing singer - Piaf in 2007 in 2007 "La Vie en Rose" and was nominated again in 2015 for her turn in "Two Days, One Night". She also delivered an excellent performance in a well -reviewed Annette in 2021 - Cotillard /Movie talked aboutExplaining how she focused on the dark side of her character. Such reflective and careful work is characteristic of the French performer, and as such a death of Thalia seemed unusual atypical. This can be part of why Cotillard feels just as strong as fans for her "raised" performance. After all, this was not the first time she turned to the now infamous scene of death.

In 2016, Marion Cotillard talked AllocineWhere she admitted "sometimes there are failures", adding:

"When you see this on the screen, you think, 'Why? Why did they continue that? ' But either you blame everyone or no one. Be known only for this scene. "

With righteousness, because "the dark knight rises" faced so much in the way of criticizing Kotilar's performance at this point was paid more attention to the associated fans he might have deserved. The actor otherwise delivered a solid appearance in a movie that had much more about it than he usually gets credit.

While Batman's other two films by Christopher Nolan are superior, "Raising" was probably the most ambitious movie for superhero ever made - The one who certainly delivered to a spectacle, even if his storytelling stories left a lot to be desired. Nolan also took his commitment to make dramatic pieces in the camera to the ultimate extreme with the starting scene of "boot", which saw him actually attaching one plane to another in the middle. He may have paid a little less attention to the spectacles of the middle air and more attention to choosing a different takeover of the death of Thalia al -Gul, but the man made a huge challenging military EP. As such, Kotilar is sure to encourage fans to move from her sad acting.