Everyone from my country probably saw The Dark Knight before Batman Begins, because I don't think BB showed in theaters here and there were no promotions, no nothing. Nobody (with the small exception of hardcore Batman-fans) knew the movie even existed. And I was the same, as it was actually a few m...

It didn't state it outright in the novalization, but it did hint that Bruce spent at least five seasons (two winters) with the League of Shadows. So I think it would be something like five years of travelling, a few months in prison, another few months in another prison, and over a year of training....

Well, I may be alone here but... Batman Begins will always be my favorite simply because of the story. Damned excellent screenplay and photography. No longer a comic book, to me Bale defined Batman. And one very amazing soundtrack. I will never grow tired of this film - thanks Mr. N. You're not alo...

90% for this because one have to count the few flaws, but Begins is actually my favorite Nolan film even though I would give TDK and Inception 100%.

Batman Begins is the only Nolan film that actually made me cried, and TWICE! The first time was when Bruce was gazing over the bay and then throwing the gun into the water; the second time was when Bruce and Alfred landed in the Cave as they watch Wayne Manor burn. So yeah, for me this film definite...

1. Batman Begins (9/10)
2. The Prestige (8/10)
3. Inception (10/10)
4. The Dark Knight (10/10)
5. Memento (9/10)
6. Following (7/10)
7. Insomnia (8/10)

I've always ranked and rated his films differently.

For the most part, they were still created and shaped by Nolan and/or his brother Jonah (depending on which film we're talking about). He could have easily expanded Rachel Dawes's role in the Batman franchise, etc. To say they exist and that he has no choice in their arcs, etc is tad naive. I think...

"Extremely Difficult but I Want to See It Done" The high marks of mind-blowing/excitement in Nolan's films are TDK and Inception; the high marks of mind-twisting/story telling in his films are Memento and The Prestige. (There's a reason it's very hard to rank his films.) TDKR would definitely be ama...

I don't think the superhero genre should die, but I do agree they make less. One or two a year would be sufficient as long as they keep up the quality, and I'm not saying IM or BB/TDK level of quality but something like SM1 or X1. I am, however, against making all future superhero movies adult-orien...

I'm an oversea, not-comic-book-reader, average movie-jane. I don't like watching more than one or two superhero movies a year because I'm more interested in movies of other genres (that's why I enjoy watching Nolan's Batman). But I'm definitely going to see TDKR. As for TAS? I'm not sure. I'm curren...