The Dark Knight LA Times Nolan Interview Part III - "Batman doesn't play well with others"

[ND Irish]

^ very true, but God i hope that doesnt happen again

 

[Energy Recruitm]

hi,
Nolan Says There Are No Superheroes In His Batman Universe
Published 19 days ago at LatinoReview.com: News
... in the film, but we did take the position philosophically -- that superheroes simply don t exist. If they did, if Bruce knew of Superman or even of comic books, then that s a completely different decision that he s making when he puts on a costume in an attempt to become a symbol. It s a paradox and a conundrum, but what we did is go back to the very original concept and idea of the character. In his first appearances, he invents himself as a totally original creation. Click HERE to read the rest of the interview. Source: ...
Nolan on Dark Knight , Favreau on Iron Man
Published 18 days ago at Superherohype.com
... , Nolan talks in-depth about his favorite scene (the interrogation scene between Batman and the Joker), and in Part 3 , he talks about the problems of teaming Batman up with other superheroes and Heath Ledger's possible Oscar nomination. If you missed Part 1, that is still available ...
Newsbites: The DC Comics edition!
Published 18 days ago (Peter T Chattaway) at FilmChat
... here. 1. The Dark Knight director Chris Nolan has finally come back from his vacation and given a three-part interview about the success of his film, the thematic implications of his film, the potential or lack thereof for a big-screen cross-over with other DC Comics characters, and the possibility (and at this point, it is only a possibility) of directing the third Batman film himself. -- Los Angeles Times (x2, x3) 2. Mark Millar spills more details about the Superman ...
Chris Nolan Talks 'Justice League' and More 'Batman 3'
Published 18 days ago by Erik Davis at Cinematical
... featured in a three-part interview with the LA Times. Well, since that was only the first part, we're now back with a few more -- this time the writer-director

 

[DACrowe]

Nolan, rightfully, interprets Batman as a lone hero and not part of the JLA. He further configures his Batman to live in a realistic Gotham that is about one traffic sign name away from being Chicago. He doesn't want to see a guy in a blue suit from an alien world flying in his Gotham.

Call it right or wrong. I agree with that. Now WB may make their JL movie one day and include Batman. But Nolan, Bale and the like will have no part in it. Even if the movie pretends to be in continuity with BB, TDK and assumingly BB3.

 

[El Payaso]

hi,
Nolan Says There Are No Superheroes In His Batman Universe
Published 19 days ago at LatinoReview.com: News
... in the film, but we did take the position philosophically -- that superheroes simply don t exist. If they did, if Bruce knew of Superman or even of comic books, then that s a completely different decision that he s making when he puts on a costume in an attempt to become a symbol. It s a paradox and a conundrum, but what we did is go back to the very original concept and idea of the character. In his first appearances, he invents himself as a totally original creation. Click HERE to read the rest of the interview. Source: ...

How can only one man be so right about Batman.