Oldguy
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Matches, I don't know where your comparrison of BB and B89 went as far as similarities in plot go, but you are totally on the money there.
3rd time thru, I realized, it's the same menace as B89. Even tho it was in that aspect, identical to B89, the characterization, pacing and style of the two movies are so different that it took me 3 times to see the similarities.
As far as Rachel goes, bear in mind 2 things. 1) she got in trouble with Scarecrow, not because she was Batman's love interest, but because of her own profession as ADA. 2) the female romantic lead was an idea imposed upon Nolan and Goyer by WB. At least they had the stones to downplay the romance as much as possible (she dumps him at teh end of the movie, and he never revealed his ID to her.)
Even here, the ugly head of hollywood machine shows up. Nolan did a good job to diffuse it. I think Singer is too keen on hommaging Donner that he's going to be oblivious to the formula.
3rd time thru, I realized, it's the same menace as B89. Even tho it was in that aspect, identical to B89, the characterization, pacing and style of the two movies are so different that it took me 3 times to see the similarities.
As far as Rachel goes, bear in mind 2 things. 1) she got in trouble with Scarecrow, not because she was Batman's love interest, but because of her own profession as ADA. 2) the female romantic lead was an idea imposed upon Nolan and Goyer by WB. At least they had the stones to downplay the romance as much as possible (she dumps him at teh end of the movie, and he never revealed his ID to her.)
Even here, the ugly head of hollywood machine shows up. Nolan did a good job to diffuse it. I think Singer is too keen on hommaging Donner that he's going to be oblivious to the formula.