First of all, they are trying to make this type of violence realistic in a dark, gritty intense type and the rating of this movie is rated PG-13? I have to disagree, TBH, they overdid this type of realistic violence into a permanently fearful rated-R type and it might caused fear into real-life 13-year-olds of either killing or getting killed along the way.
Next, they made Harvey Dent act like a serious loud-mouth prosecutor and also proposed marriage to Rachel Dawes. But right after the Joker tricked Gordon, which led to Gordon turning down Dent too quick, Harvey grew worse than that Godfather character Michael Corleone type.
Third of all, Joker did too many tricking violent deaths and especially killing Rachel Dawes by explosion automatically. Harvey screamed like a violent victim as he was transformed into Two-Face. The worse part is that he began violently scream and kill Gordon's crew members, like Michael Corleone did in the Godfather trilogy, and also threatened Gordon's son with both coin and gun because of both his lost-love of Rachel and his job at the same time. That scene of Two-Face threatening Gordon's son with both coin and gun should have force-changed TDK rating from PG-13 to R officially. If Two-Face threatened Gordon with both coin and gun instead of his son, then we don't have to change the TDK rating from PG-13 to R officially.
Finally, that too much overdone rated-R type of fear in TDK may have additionally inserted in real-life Joker actor Heath Ledger's sleeping problems, which led to his death. That death of Heath's may have really caused TDK director Chris Nolan to suffer financial mental breakdown and panicked filming TDKR in a hap hazardous way.
I disagree that the TDKR isn't that bad at all, even if you think TDKR isn't that great as TDK, I prefer the TDKR rather than the TDK because the TDKR violence is also dark, gritty and intense, but not fearfully overdone as TDK violence, even if the terrorism violence in TDKR is considered rated PG-13 type. One last word, none of the TDKR cast members aren't dead at all.
Next, they made Harvey Dent act like a serious loud-mouth prosecutor and also proposed marriage to Rachel Dawes. But right after the Joker tricked Gordon, which led to Gordon turning down Dent too quick, Harvey grew worse than that Godfather character Michael Corleone type.
Third of all, Joker did too many tricking violent deaths and especially killing Rachel Dawes by explosion automatically. Harvey screamed like a violent victim as he was transformed into Two-Face. The worse part is that he began violently scream and kill Gordon's crew members, like Michael Corleone did in the Godfather trilogy, and also threatened Gordon's son with both coin and gun because of both his lost-love of Rachel and his job at the same time. That scene of Two-Face threatening Gordon's son with both coin and gun should have force-changed TDK rating from PG-13 to R officially. If Two-Face threatened Gordon with both coin and gun instead of his son, then we don't have to change the TDK rating from PG-13 to R officially.
Finally, that too much overdone rated-R type of fear in TDK may have additionally inserted in real-life Joker actor Heath Ledger's sleeping problems, which led to his death. That death of Heath's may have really caused TDK director Chris Nolan to suffer financial mental breakdown and panicked filming TDKR in a hap hazardous way.
I disagree that the TDKR isn't that bad at all, even if you think TDKR isn't that great as TDK, I prefer the TDKR rather than the TDK because the TDKR violence is also dark, gritty and intense, but not fearfully overdone as TDK violence, even if the terrorism violence in TDKR is considered rated PG-13 type. One last word, none of the TDKR cast members aren't dead at all.