oh my mistake, its about not fearing of dying vs fearing of dying...and it appears that actually having the fear of dying makes you stronger in this movie lol

Bane in the pit looked like in his 20
Thalia in the pit looked like 7 years old.

Present:
Wayne looked like he's 35.
So Wayne was 25 years old when Thalia was saved?
35 years old - 8 years after Dent's death. Wayne was 27 years old when Dent's dead.

WTF am i calculating?

talia was saved some 20 yrs before the events of BB, so essentially she and Bruce was around the same age, while Bane...should be at least 10 yrs older than both, making him in mid 40s in TDKR (we aren't sure how old he was when he saved Talia in the pit though)

The 'impossible' jump was dubbed a leap of faith. No one but a little girl has done it out of sheer necessity. Bruce as Batman had always depended on his gadgets to overcome his adversaries. To make the jump, he has to fully commit himself by not depending on the rope to secure him in case he fails.

Marion Cortillard has denied that she would be playing Talia.
i actually was like "oh shit its really Talia" moment in the cinema
and JGL looked so much like Robin. i just dunno how he got the codes from. (u know the end where he found the cave)

to be honest, i felt this movie is like cheesy for Nolan's movie.
I guess this small "let down" was caused by high expectations.
or rather telling us how crucial Joker was because DK had higher standards.

but im really glad that this ending wasnt entirely a let down, not a bad way to end such epic trilogy.