Maybe JGL is like that in the elevator because he left the team to save himself.

Jonas Agersø wrote:

chee wrote:I've never pressed it, Nolan structured it to be non-linear and that's how I will watch it.

make that two.

I was just wondering how Nolan would restructure it.

BatMotor wrote:Thats such a strange quote i honestly have no clue how they want to do that.

He is "The Mark", they are useing his mind as the place to create the dreams.

I honestly believe that we have just the right amount. "The seed we plant in this mans mind" was a perfect spot, and I want nothing more.

Jonas Agersø wrote:Underapreciated? No way, not in my book. Batman Begins was the film that first presented me for Nolan, and Iv been hooked ever since. To me its one of his most important films. TDK is more well-known.

That is what I meant. I was hooked on his movies ever since.

I selected the "Restructure Following" option on my DVD and it didnt seem like it was in real chronological order. Anybody else have this problem?

I plan on putting it in chronological order. If anybody has any tips please let me know.

It came off of the franchise-killer Batman & Robin and wasn't marketed as well as it could have been. A lot of people didn't know that it wasn't in the same continuity as the past films. I know a lot of people who never saw it in theatres because of that ( another Batman movie?!) but later saw it o...

Eternalist wrote:Batman Begins gets it's credit. It's held in high regard by most fans on the site, has received strong reviews and has a very high rating of 89% here.

I know, I meant like the general public.

It uses Always A Catch from TDK soundtrack.