She's a great actor, and she's a spectacular beauty. I'd love to see her in the role, and let's face facts: Catwoman will be in a Batman movie soon. I trust Nolan to create a criminal Catwoman that makes as much logical sense as his Scarecrow, Ra's, Two Face and his and Heath Ledger's Joker.

I'm with whatever he decides to do.

When he said he didn't have a plan, I think that that meant he didn't have much of an overall goal. Sure as sh*t he had plans.

The only thing that seemed to be a bit much for me was the explosives on the ferries. I don't know how or when he pulled that off. I ultimately didn't care. He could have set a lot of this up weeks before the movie started. I'm good with that.

It is a comic book movie, and just as we accept a man in a bat suit, we must accept certain moments when plot holes seem to be ajar. Nothing so gaping as to upset me. I coincidentally watched this just last night, so it's fresh in my mind.

I think the single weakest moments in the film are Batman's.

1) What was he doing with the bullet he pulled out of the wall in the room where the two dead policemen were found? Why did he fire the 4 or 5 other shots into the other bricks? I'm unclear on that whole thing.

2) Even if you could reprogram all cell phones to send and receive echolocation signals your own human brain could not ever process all of that information in such a way as to make it usable. Period. Also: where were the cell phone users holding the phones? I would think they'd be part of the sonar imagining, right?

I could go on, but the point is, action movies are a little bit flexible with the whole reality thing , and if they're well made, it doesn't really bother most of us.