Nolan almost never ceases to disappoint when it comes to continuity eh?

Bruce sure loves that black shirt.

cchriswake wrote:Nolan almost never ceases to disappoint when it comes to continuity eh?

oh damn I didn't notice that

cchriswake wrote:Nolan almost never ceases to disappoint when it comes to continuity eh?

No, he doesn't.

Which is why when I saw the scar on his arm it was less "OH MY GAWD NOLAN IS BRILLIANT!" and more "Yup."

The fact that we expect these details from Nolan is proof of just how damn good he is.

cchriswake wrote:Nolan almost never ceases to disappoint when it comes to continuity eh?

Love it!

So does this mean that this shot takes place before that 8 year gap? Because I'm not sure even a scar this ugly would remain after 8 years, but I could be wrong.

DHOPW42 wrote:So does this mean that this shot takes place before that 8 year gap? Because I'm not sure even a scar this ugly would remain after 8 years, but I could be wrong.

I've got a scar on my wrist from a simple glass cut from like 10 years ago. So yeah that would definitely still be there.

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DHOPW42 wrote:So does this mean that this shot takes place before that 8 year gap? Because I'm not sure even a scar this ugly would remain after 8 years, but I could be wrong.

I've got a scar on my wrist from a simple glass cut from like 10 years ago. So yeah that would definitely still be there.

Same here, basketball 10 years ago, left knee.

OH MY...what a hunk
Sorry!

DHOPW42 wrote:So does this mean that this shot takes place before that 8 year gap? Because I'm not sure even a scar this ugly would remain after 8 years, but I could be wrong.

Some scars remain for life, usually if it's more than superficial but I'm more interested in that 8 year gap you pointed out. We know Nolan said the film takes place 8 years after the events in TDK... but I wonder if there will be some scenes showing what happened directly after Batman runs from the cops. The prologue indicated no, but subtle things sure make my head scratch as to whether we really get right into it or not.