1) This is probably me not being savvy enough to figure it out on my own, but I didn't realize that they were doing the blood transfusion at the beginning of the movie was to make it look like the doctor was dead.
2) Since Miranda is wearing that outfit in the scene before she reveals herself as Tahlia, why doesn't anyone notice? AND if she helped to pinpoint which truck was carrying the bomb, why didn't Gordon figure it out first...or did he?
3) If Bruce fixed the autopilot in the Bat, did Selina know that and how did they meet back up and decide to move out of the country?
4) How does Bruce get from Pena Dura? All we see is him climbing out of the top of the prison and walking away, and then he's suddenly walking up to Selina on the street. That really bothered me.
One thing that bothered me is what I can't determine to be a character choice for Dagget or an annoying habit of the actor, Ben Mendelsohn. When he talks, he licks his lips in this awkward way when his character is midsentence. It's a little distracting and a lot gross, and I was not a fan of the choice.
The camerawork, casting, music, and special effects of this film were insanely awesome. Besides the awesome plotline (which basically went along with the comic, besides a few differences about Tahlia and Bane and a few other things), the editing and order of events were very well done also. I intend to watch it at least one more time before it goes out of theatres, and I definitely want to own it.
Of course, the most amazing transformation on screen to me was Tom Hardy. His performance as Bane was remarkable considering the types of roles I've seen him play in the past. He is beyond versatile, and an extremely talented actor.
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