The Dark Knight

25: Joker introduces himself to the crime lords and makes an offer: he wants half their money after he kills Batman. The birth of something new.

45: At Bruce Wayne's fundraiser, Bruce makes a speech: "I believe that on his watch, Gotham will feel safer and more optimistic...look at his face, this is the face of Gotham's bright future." Then Bruce lets Rachel know that he could be available; because of Harvey's progress, Gotham may not need a Batman. But Harvey loves Rachel and vice versa. Soon, the Joker will escalate the situation by assassinations and an attempt to kill Rachel. Harvey becomes aware that Bruce supports him. Rachel becomes aware that Bruce is willing to stop being Batman and marry her. Bruce becomes aware that Harvey could take Rachel away from him. Now that I'm aware.

60: The parade scene: Bruce races on his motorcycle to locate the Joker and stop him. Gordon sends messages to his officers to prevent any crime. The Mayor makes a speech about protection and Gordon. Bruce finds the cops without their uniforms. Soon, the Joker and his men will try to kill the Mayor. Gordon saves the Mayor and appears dead. Dent drives off with one of the Joker's men and tries to force a confession - Batman appears to stop him from crossing the line. There's no going back now.

-45: Alfred end his story about the mad man with the line: "We burned the forest down." Dent is in the hospital with his face half burned, finds the coin, and sees one side of the coin is ruined. He anguishes, there's a flash of Rachel. Harvey begins his descent into madness. A quick scene with the reporter and Reese about to reveal the true identity of Batman, then Gordon enters Dent's hospital room and we discover the name they used to call Harvey: "Two-Face." Discovery.

-25: Dent is in the car with the crime lord, Dent kills the driver and the car crashes. People get on the ferries. Ferries leave the dock. Ferries loses power. People on both ferries find the detonator and Batman learns about the ferries and takes action to prevent murder. The final turning point.