The Dark Knight Got accepted to the Nolan screening,can ask 3 questions in advance,I hit a blank HELP

[Caped Crusader]

O stop crying..

 

[escobar2248]

I just really want someone to ask how he brainstorms. What routines does he have when he writes and creates? Does he listen to a certain type of music? Does he have any traditions? I wouldn't ask, but I'm interested if he kisses the Mary Jane? Not saying I go either way on that.....ok actually, I'm really kind of straight edge, but still. I'm just curious to know what makes a guy say "let's have a character carve smiles in their victims faces, blow up hospitals, etc etc."

- Jow

Already been done. I asked him about his writing processes and methods, etc.

 

[ross2287]

I had another idea for a question for anyone to use.

Some people like to keep props from the movies they work on as mementos (pun intended ). Is there anything you kept and why?

 

[AnorexicBatman]

^ The Tumbler. It's in the garage...

 

[Drizzle]

I would ask him "What was Rachel about to say to Harvey before she got blown up?"

 

[NickyTea]

I've been training my entire life for this ... at comic con.

You quickly get a feel at QandA panels for what "stupid questions" are.

Essentially: anything that starts with "what was your favorite" or "why didn't you" or anything that presupposed the answer within the question. eh-hem, not to single out any questions here, but there are a lot of derogatory questions posted here that would be totally inappropriate, and if during the BD event they were selected over mine ... I'd be out for blood.

 

[Slipping_Halo]

HERE'S MY BIG QUESTION. Somebody PLEASE ask this. I'm BEGGING you.

If Two-Face is dead, then that means Batman killed him when he knocked him off of that ledge, right? That would mean that Batman broke his one rule and killed someone. Did you have that in mind with the final scene? What implications do you think that has with the character himself?

..or something to that effect. That idea is very puzzling to me.

 

[vicariou5]

Just got my invite!

My three questions-

1. Was there any thought regarding Bruce (as batman or himself) visiting his parents graves in The Dark Knight? I ask this because of the significance of that scenario in the comic-verse and to that of the character. It is the whole reason he is does his thing so I found myself wondering why Bruce wasn’t seen reflecting back to the death of his parents in any which way.

2. Figuratively speaking, if Batman begins had not ended with Gordon giving Batman the Joker card and had you not decided to reinvent the Joker, What would be your ideal rogue (Joker being the exception) to represent the "escalation" described in Batman begins?

3. Given, that The Dark Knight had so much going on and for the sake or developing the story and characters without compromise certain places, people, and scenarios fans expected to see in a sequel to Batman begins were never seen. I for one missed Arkham Asylum and the Narrows and would like to know if you had any plans to revisit those places (especially Arkham) in The Dark Knight. With escalation in effect, I was extremely curious as to what the state of the notorious asylum would be in your Gotham.

 

[Mr. Earle]

Just got my invite!

My three questions-

1. Was there any thought regarding Bruce (as batman or himself) visiting his parents graves in The Dark Knight? I ask this because of the significance of that scenario in the comic-verse and to that of the character. It is the whole reason he is does his thing so I found myself wondering why Bruce wasn’t seen reflecting back to the death of his parents in any which way.

2. Figuratively speaking, if Batman begins had not ended with Gordon giving Batman the Joker card and had you not decided to reinvent the Joker, What would be your ideal rogue (Joker being the exception) to represent the "escalation" described in Batman begins?

3. Given, that The Dark Knight had so much going on and for the sake or developing the story and characters without compromise certain places, people, and scenarios fans expected to see in a sequel to Batman begins were never seen. I for one missed Arkham Asylum and the Narrows and would like to know if you had any plans to revisit those places (especially Arkham) in The Dark Knight. With escalation in effect, I was extremely curious as to what the state of the notorious asylum would be in your Gotham.

GREAT, GREAT questions! . Hopefully Nolan will answer to the first one with more than "we wanted to move the character forward, there was no time for that".

 

[Caped Crusader]

Got an invite as well. Dont know if im going to attend though..

 

[Drizzle]

HERE'S MY BIG QUESTION. Somebody PLEASE ask this. I'm BEGGING you.

If Two-Face is dead, then that means Batman killed him when he knocked him off of that ledge, right? That would mean that Batman broke his one rule and killed someone. Did you have that in mind with the final scene? What implications do you think that has with the character himself?

..or something to that effect. That idea is very puzzling to me.

Forget that. I would ask if Batman broke his one rule by crashing the Tumbler head on into that garbage truck. That driver's not walking away from that one.

 

[Caped Crusader]

I wanna know which villains are his favorites and which of them would he like to explore if he were to make a next film

 

[chintai80]

ask him exactly who the "five dead, two of them cops" are.

for chrissake we need to end that debate. once and for all. haHa.

 

[HanaBi]

My submitted questions (the last is a sneaky attempt to talk about the next film; I'm sure it will FAIL):

A lot of fans assumed Harvey Dent would be introduced in THE DARK KNIGHT, but didn't expect a full character arc. When in the process did you decide to tell all of the Harvey/Two-Face story? Was is thematically motivated?

The released version of THE DARK KNIGHT is most assuredly also the director's cut. However, with the amount of story being told, did you sometimes wish you could have made a longer film?

Many fans have compared THE DARK KNIGHT to THE GODFATHER, PART II; a larger canvas to tell an even deeper story.
Aside from not casting your own offspring, what would be your guiding principles in telling another story?