Kyle writes: Christopher Nolan’s two Batman movies, Batman Begins and The Dark Knight, have seemingly done the impossible in Hollywood. Not only did they save a dead franchise from cinematic Hell (and believe me, Batman was there after rubber nipples, ice puns and a friggin’ Bat Credit Card), but they are two legitimately good films in their own right. Heck, The Dark Knight builds on the first movie in ways which are rare in most sequels. Yet we still see the third movie, The Dark Knight Rises, coming up, and we all think back to the other cinematic triumphs that should have been. Remember Spider-Man 3? Sam Raimi, coming right off of the critically acclaimed and loved by the fans Spider-Man 2, promised a huge send off to his Spider-Man story only to give us emo hair flips, jazz dance numbers and too many villains? Or Bryan Singer’s third superhero movie, Superman Returns? Singer could have been considered the Nolan of the first part of the 2000′s…until Superman Returns came out and sucked out loud.
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Uhmmm.....Have you seen anything else that Nolan does? The guys makes movies as epically big as his eyebrows. This is why "In Nolan We Trust" .......except for Anne Hathaway.
im skeptical with the choices too,
but...
"Why Should We Trust Nolan With Batman 3"
why not?
Nolan has an excellent track record.
(my personal ratings)
-Memento (7/10)
-Insomina(havent seen yet)
-The Prestigue (9/10)
-Batman Begins (8/10)
-The Dark Knight (10/10)
-Inception (9/10)
None of his movies (that I know of) have been mixed or negatively recived.
Do we have a choice? Nobody has to trust him... Just accept it.
idk, but to me the name 'the dark knight rises' seems like a dick joke.