Anybody else love how Nolan has this kind of eerie music playing over the production logos and then it gets really epic towards the end? I noticed that both TDK and Inception had this. I don't really recall if he did it on his other films, but I really love it.
I agree. Batman Begins has relatively quiet music, then we see the swarm of bats with the bat symbol forming before jumping into the movie. The Prestige is almost dead silent, until we can hear wind blowing through trees. Then it's the hats in the field, and we hear, 'Are you watching closely."
The reason Nolan put the title card at the end of BB is because, as I'm sure most of us know from being such Nolanheads, it showed that the origin story of Batman was over and now his legacy "begins."
He's been doing that ever since, I think he should continue doing it for all his films, it can easily become another one of his signatures. It surprised me that he didn't do it for The Prestige, for which that title placement would have been perfect.
I love it when a movie opens like that. I'm guessing it gets everyone else excited, to. That attention grabber at the beginning makes the experience a whole lot better. I was excited for Inception's opening, and can't even imagine TDKR.
I wish TDK on DVD had the music to a louder volume so I could hear it like I did in the theater
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