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Ok. Even so, when I read through some critiques of Nolan's action, some people say that Nolan uses shaky-cam.

While I can understand the critique for Batman Begins, that's not necessarily true of the action in his other films like The Dark Knight, Inception, or The Dark Knight Rises.

Christopher Nolan and Paul Greengrass are known for their popular films and their unique styles, Nolan for using a neoclassical style and Greengrass for his famous use of handheld and shaky-cam ( The Bourne Ultimatum , Captain Phillips , United 93 ). However, as I looked into the action scenes done ...

If there was anything underrated in The Dark Knight and its respective films, it would be the hand-to-hand combat scenes. People like to say that Nolan can't direct action scenes. Sure, this was somewhat true with Batman Begins , where the camerawork was arguably shaky in order to mask less than ste...

Cool bro.

I personally have a soft spot for the action in TDK and TDKR, including even in BB.

The way Nolan did it is a bit flawed but ultimately workable and stylistically interesting.

In many ways, the Nolan Batman films are "brutalist," if I am right.

If there was anything underrated in The Dark Knight , it would be the hand-to-hand combat scenes. People like to say that Nolan can't direct action scenes. Sure, this was somewhat true with Batman Begins , where the camerawork was arguably shaky in order to mask less than stellar choreography. Howev...

I think Bale was awesome in all three Batman movies, including TDK. He gave a great portrayal of Bruce Wayne/Batman, even if he was at times overshadowed in the larger picture.