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That last scene with him in the movie felt a little forced and predictable. Personally i think his name being "Robin" was a reach and would have much preferred he say that his name was "Richard". As for having him possibly continue on the story, I think I'm on the fence. On one hand i think he has the stature to make for a good Robin, but on the other - maybe we really just need to let it go.
i thought the trilogy ended splendidly. don't think the name "robin" is that much of a reach, we've all heard of a dude named robin williams. i know if i was a dude with the name robin i'd probably use my middle name as my first name, maybe.
i read an article that the character john blake was a mixture of the 3 robins they had in the comics..the hot head reference to him was a personality of jason todd, his detective skills and that he knew batmans identity immediately was a trademark of tim drake and lastly his job as a cop was attributed to dick grayson..but im not really sure if dick became a cop after his nightwing days so im not sure of that i just read it. i liked the movie the way it is.. i had only minor problems for dark knight rises and its not about robin. i hoped JGL's john blake had more fighting scenes maybe against jonathan crane.
I really loved Bane as the nemesis... he truely felt like the end all of enemies!
i just couldn,t stand Banes freaking british accent.
it was like a crossover between sean connery and darth vader .