I am not arguing with any of that. Like I said, this is a movie directed by Snyder and credit should go to him if its great. I also have no illusions about the level of Chris Nolan's actuall, active involvement in the production, other than starting it and perhaps just overseeing it in the most vague, general terms. But the film still seems to benefit from the tone of his films, and apart form the action and the CGI, the previews so far looked like they had the overall, most general look and feel of his superhero movies. The type of storytelling he and Goyer started in DC movies.
And in some ways story of MoS, seems more like a Nolan film, rather than Snyder. The movie seems influenced by his work, is all I am saying. I am not saying that this influence is due to him personally, and actively tinkering in the production, it could be indirect, as in the way of inspiration and at least some measure of imitation. Trying to do something original and standing on its own, and yet at the same time similar to his work. So that both Nolans Batmans and the new Supes films, looked like they were part of the same DC Cinema Family, even if supposedly they were two completely separate takes on the DC mythos, with Dark Knight trilogy being independent.
And the example with Burton-Schumacher is missed, since the effects of that joining had almost nothing to do with the tone, the ideas and the the general take of Burton on Batman.
And that was the draft Chris Nolan blessed and had story input on. Thankfully, his brother and others knew it could be vastly improved... and WB backed them. But Goyer will get the credit, which is a sham... but that's how the system works.
