Flickering Myth
With the release of The Dark Knight Rises bringing the curtain down on Christopher Nolan 'Dark Knight Trilogy' earlier this year, Warner Bros. is now faced with the unenviable task of finding a new director to pick up the mantle of the Bat and launch the next chapter of The Dark Knight's illustrious screen career.
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I think it might be pretty good if he were to jump on this project.
I just hope it has a bit lighter tone, perhaps a batman we can understand when he talks. It doesn't need to be super dark. Especially if its bridging into Justice League.
With his past experiences with Levitt, he could essentially reboot the franchise but with a slight continuation from what Nolan left off.
Though, in my opinion, I would live to see Batman Beyond, a fresh new take for Batman movies.