Indeed. If not for that film, we likely wouldn't have the superhero genre as we have it today.
Indeed! Without Nolan we'd have no Ragnarok, CW, etc.
Indeed. If not for that film, we likely wouldn't have the superhero genre as we have it today.
Indeed! Without Nolan we'd have no Ragnarok, CW, etc.
Indeed! Without Nolan we'd have no Ragnarok, CW, etc.
I am now going to burn my Nolan Trilogy boxset.
The miniature Tumbler
It's 1/3 scale
A couple of things I wanted to jot down:
- If you notice, Alfred doesn't seem to age (maybe he secretly uses the Lazarus pit, LOL)
- I would've liked to have seen a bit more detective work from Batman.
- I wonder once Robin takes over for Batman, it'd continue a la Batman Beyond or I wonder if he'd adopt "Nightwing"
- I wanted to see a literal bloody and beaten Batman
I would love a 1/3 scale vehicle one day haha
Agreed on first two points, I don't think we've seen batman as the genius he is in the comics, although he does some detective work in the dark Knight with reconstructing the bullet. Nolan nailed the 'batman doesn't kill' philosophy though.
As to how Robin continues, it's a bit of a moot point as we'll never see what happens, was just a nice ending to round off the trilogy.
I just want to see a knightfall adaptation, it's my favourite batman story and Nolan couldn't show and blood or gore so did a PG-13 version
I do really like the first to in the trilogy and I like aspects of the third one. I still like to go back and watch them be cause to me they hold up well.
I absolutely believe that they will hold up for decades to come. The quality of the acting and practical stunts and cinematography throughout will most likely always make them feel like "current year" films.
the film never fulfills the promise of the end speech by Gordon in TDK.
What promise?
That great speech he gives.. "[FONT=&]he is the hero that gotham deserves, but not the hero gotham needs right now, so we'll hunt him, because he can take it, he's not the hero, he's are silent guardian, our watchful protecter, the dark knight"Who Runs and Hides for seven years...
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How is that a promise ?
Anyway, I dont want to rehash old discussions, but it was perfectly explained by the Dent act.
The film doesn't ignore it either from Gordon's perspective, when he tells Bruce that he left, in the hospital scene.
Batman going into hiding for 7 years creates the problem that the Nolan series will always have for me... Batman is Batman for about 4 months total maybe less
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