I kind of hope it can start like the '89 Batman, just mention the origin but not show it front-to-back. That way we don't need to go over the origin story again and can add the more supernatural elements of the Batman myth into the movie. I won't say not to reuse the same villians though, because I'...

Bruce don't have Hoplophobia in these films, he has Chiroptophobia!
It's just amazing how he got over it by exposing himself to thousands of them(bats) at once.

It said The Joker left immediately afterwards in the novalization.
(I think) Bruce actually saw him leaving in a black SUV after he got off the crashed car.

I like to believe she did know they were twins, but if that's so why kill herself? why not just be with the one that loved her, because she knew one of them did love her. I think she knew as well. But there's two aspects here: (1)Which twin loved Sarah? (2)Which twin did Sarah love? Remember the sc...

For the sake of this question, I'll use Albert and Fredrick. They are equally good magicians. Albert, the performer, valued how magic tricks actually turn out. He was the one who dropped the knot at the beginning, not because he's not very good but because he wanted to put on a convincing show. Fred...

I don't think it's impossible to trick people in this manner. One of my friend knew a pair of twin, one is really nice and works hard; another is extremely mischievous and always skips classes. But they never admit which one they are, they always ended up getting the same (high) grades because nobod...

My ranks and rates:
(I don't necessarily like the films with higher ratings more)

1. Batman Begins (90%)
2. The Prestige (80%)
3. Inception (100%)
4. The Dark Knight (100%)
5. Memento (90%)
6. Following (70%)
7. Insomnia (80%)

100% for The Dark Knight, but I like Begins(90%) more.

80% from me, but only when compared to films in general.
Nolan set the bar so high for himself, if I compare it with TDK or Inception as 100% it's going to get a 65%-70%

Bale is the best Bruce Wayne. Keaton's was like a blank sheet that always disappeared into the background, Kilmer and Clooney were both a little better because I can at least see them (as Kilmer and Clooney). As for Batman, it depends. Keaton nailed the controlled, confident Batman. Lack of emotion ...