This new 3-D technology would make any film better, no matter what the genre is. It creates a more involving, immersive film environment, period. Name any film - The Godfather, Jaws, Psycho, Casablanca, Animal House, doesn't matter - all would deliver a more satisfying theater experience in this format. I really don't get the notion that Nolan would reject 3-D because he is old-fashioned; if that were the case, why would he pioneer the use of IMAX camera technology? He may be old-fashioned in terms of how he believes the elements of film should be put together by a director, in terms of casting, plot, character arcs, lighting, shot composition, and the like, but not about technology. I recently saw Avatar in the 3-D IMAX format; I'm 53 years old, and have been going to first-run movies in theaters since 1962, and I was blown away - not necessarily by the story, but by the experience. Would I love a Nolan Batman film shot in this format? Hell yeah.