Kevin Roegele said:I think you have to differentiate the Gotham of Batman and the Gotham of Batman Returns - they were completely different.
hunter rider said:I agree the B89 Gotham is all Gothic architecture and overbearing menace
Cyrusbales said:Nolan's vision isn't really naything special, It's just any old city, nothing unique about it, even schumacher's version was better(mainly coz it was derived from burton's!)
XCharlieX said:I feel people who say this type of thing missed the point. The city.. is a city. No theatrics no nothing, the theatrics is the crime sir The grittyness is the appeal with nolans gotham, not literal darkness or in schumachers case brightness lol
The folks who like the more elaborate type of fiction dont get this stuff often.
Cyrusbales said:I get it, I just find it boring, I love the idea of making film an art form, which Burton did well, after all, comics are heavily art orientated, I just love the way in B89 and Returns, that you can pasue it anywhere and be amazed by the image, like a series of awesome artworks!
XCharlieX said:But i am correct that the more elaborate fiction lovers will give a thumbs down. Since you dont prefer it, you dont "get it" in terms of the beauty of it.
Im just glad its been steered far away from Schumachers. Needed glasses after that
Cyrusbales said:The thread is purely architectual right? So Nolan's buildings are boring, Burton's are not, easy choice!
XCharlieX said:Architectual? I just thought it said "best vision", which means concept also.