The forgettable one in the trilogy.

I agree with this, but it's still an amazing film. When I first saw Batman Begins I never thought I would see a better Batman movie, then The Dark Knight came out and I thought the same thing, the The Dark Knight Rises came out. But of course Batman v Superman Dawn of Justice completely ruined this good trend we had going, LOL as soon as Nolan is out of the directors chair it just falls flat on it's face.

Or it's the only good Batman movie that got made in the last 15 years.

Yeah, it just sort of exists. Dark Knight was awesome and Dark Knight Rises was pretty bad. This one is lost in the shuffle in that it wasn't bad but wasn't all that great, either.

Yeah, the only one scene I remember most is the Tumbler scene when Bruce Wayne said, "Does it come in black?"

Tonnes of memorable stuff...

When Wayne first stands in the cave and bats surround him and he inhales deeply, willing his way through terror...
"Now there are two..." the first time Wayne is in quasi-Batman mode and meets Gordon.
The tumbler's escape
The cloud of summoned bats (granted, lifted from Miller's Year One)
The fight at the docks
Batman as a fear-toxin bat-demon
Gordon drives the tumbler
"SWEAR TO ME!" and the whole interrogation of Flass (the only time I actually liked Bale's bat-voice...)

I found this one to be the tightest plotting in the Dark Knight trilogy. I liked its story and themes the best. The Dark Knight was a little messy - plotting-wise - although its themes were great, too, and Ledger was (of course) dynamite. Batman Begins, though, gave me more of a sense of "Gotham". The mob bar where Bruce meets Falcone, for instance. The Narrows drip with atmosphere. The other two it's like, "Oh, look, Batman moved to Gotham". And maybe that reflects the city cleaning up, but it could be gleaming Gothic. It could still have atmosphere and personality, for crying out loud.

The only thing I have against Batman Begins, really, is Katie Holmes, who turns in a "meh" performance.

So, for me:
#1 Batman Begins
#2 The Dark Knight
#3 The Dark Knight Rises (which I did not like)

Least memorable, yeah I can agree with that. As long as you're not implying it's the worst one.

Funny, it's the most memorable to me. The scene where he's got Flass upside down and interrogating was the truest Batman scene in movie history. Sucks you don't remember it.

Nope, the best superhero move ever made.