A plane carrying precious cargo is flying in restricted airspace.
Then all of the sudden another airplane connects with it in mid air.
Soldiers board the vessel by blowing out the back door and hijacking the plane scaring
all the good guys on board.As horrendous as this seems, this is just another regular day
of the week in the city of Gotham, the world’s league leading city in crime rates.
The last line of defense against the scum of the universe is the Dark Knight.
Batman is a stand up guy and leads by example.
When he’s not fighting crime, he enjoys donating his resources to the orphans of the
city and being the hero Gotham deserves.
Unfortunately, although he’s the hero Gotham deserves, Batman isn’t the one it needs
right now which is one of the main reasons he’s considered a menace in his own hometown.
The police don’t appreciate his vigilante escapades and have him labeled as a menace
(audio).
To rid himself of the bad publicity, Bruce Wayne goes on a PR campaign and the paparazzi
has a ball.
Speaking of ball, Bruce Wayne attends one and that’s where he finds the potential
love of his life.
He falls for the chick at the gala and along with being drop dead gorgeous, she’s skilled
in the martial arts so her and Bruce Wayne are compatible on both a spiritual and physical
level.
However, the main difference between them is their bank account balances.
The rich people of Gotham tend to act very stuck up and that could be a turn off.
They spend most of their days at rich people parties and eat lobster for breakfast, lunch
and dinner which make them hard to relate to on any level.
To stay grounded, Bruce takes a Gotham City orphan under his wing and trains him as a
side kick.
He’ll definitely need the help because all hell breaks loose after the bad guy steps
into the picture and this isn’t a job a lone ranger can solve alone.
The menace in the movie gathers an army full of all criminals after he dismisses them from
incarceration.
In a wacky turn of events, after the criminals are set free, Batman is taken into custody
and is sentenced to cold hard time behind bars for his adventures as a vigilante.
The bad guy discovers Batman’s secrets (audio).
He steals all of Batman’s gadgets, weapons and vehicles and terrorizes the city.
After Batman is released from prison, he joins forces with the orphan side kick, the commissioner,
his antihero love interest, and his old employee to save Gotham.
Since his teammates lack experience in fighting crime, Batman leads by example and also teaches
them as they go (audio of driving).
When the battle begins, the city is a war zone.
Even though the events only take place in Gotham, the entire world watches the nationally
televised terrorist attack and the people on news leave the city hanging when it needs
a helping hand the most.
Bane is knocking people out left and right and it gets pretty apocalyptic.
Gotham literally gets split in two.
Batman hops in his custom made aircraft and the henchman are on his tail.
They use heat seeking tech to destroy him, but Batman uses maneuvering capabilities similar
to the ones used in Top Gun to get away.
The tables turn in the hero’s favor and just when it looks like Batman and his side
kicks are about to save the day, Batman goes rogue to keep all the vigilante credit for
himself.
He sets his jet to autopilot to save Gotham on his own.
The world is saved and the city rejoices.
Batman overcomes his fear of trusting people and reveals his identity to one of his teammates
and he also gives Robin the access code to the Bat Cave (audio).At the end, him and his
new friends go out to dinner and Bruce picks up the check since he’s the richest person
at the table.
Those are 24 reasons these movies are the same.
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