anikom15 wrote:His framing is meh, but Nolan'll fix him up. I got faith in this guy.

His framing is anything but meh imo.

I know it is probably blasphemy to say this here, but personally I love his work even more than Wally's. And if he stays for Nolan I'm more than certain he is gonna be a big new favorite here too. He is that great at his best.

I love this choice! He was never on my radar just cause I thought he wasn't big enough. His work in films like Let the right one in, Call Girl and Flickan (The Girl) is amazing! He has won the swedish annual award for best cinematography for all three.

I love how left field it is. But I haven't seen enough of McConaughey's supposedly better roles to judge him.

Since Nolan loves to film on location, they will of course film this in space!

Elswit, Lubezki or Mihai Malaimare, Jr.

Or maybe even Amri Mokri. Judging from the trailers, the cinematography of Man of Steel looks really great.

Part of why I love Nolan as a filmmaker so much is his way of provoking my thoughts, making me ponder about human emotions and concepts. Even in his more straightforward films these things are apparent.

Why was Christian Bale so poor in this?

Because he wasn't!

JFKES wrote: Most of his characters have all been pretty much Bale in different situations.

Yeah right, no.

Days of Future Past is a fantastic title, even on it's own, but especially knowing where it means the movie is heading.