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The Christopher Nolan Batman trilogy, started out great with it's first movie and then it plumed straight down with the two next ones.
Wow, you're the first person I've seen to notice that Batman Begins is the strongest of the 3.
Like, Heath delivered an incredible performance, but everything else surrounding it was not as cohesively put together as the first film.
I think a lot of people sees Heaths performances and go this is awesome that makes this an awesome movie, didn't help that he died around the same time.
This then lead to it being this best movie ever meme, where anyone that didn't think so was hevely down voted and sometimes insulted and it managed to remain like that for many many years.
Personally I hold the opinion that while Heath did a incredible performance, had he had a better script and maybe even a none Batman script. It would have been an absolutely marvellous performance. Also that as he did such a good job but the rest of the movie didn't, he's work stod out more as being really good.