Quinn's photography skills are poor.

Although this may be a bit extreme, I still want to write some comments based on the principle that everyone is good. This movie is terrible. I don't understand why so many people agree that this film is good. Is it because I watched the gun version (although people say it is the clearest version at present)? Anyway, I have watched this film five times in a row and feel sleepy every time. In the last scene, the police officer said emotionally while filming Batman riding a motorcycle. These two scenes are so kitsch, I really don't know how the director figured them out.

As far as the subject matter is concerned, my self-worldview is a little mature, so I don't look at Superman very much. I can accept Nicholas's heroic movies, but I always feel that watching superman is like watching a human who is extremely serious about defending ants. Superman is ok, at least what we saw when we were children is a little complicated. What about Batman? What's the fuss about building a top-notch equipment? Unlike Spider-Man or Superman, I don't feel that kind of loneliness, which is totally inexplicable. Comics and previous series are ok. Batman in this episode is getting more and more excessive, giving people a full and soft-hearted image.

Yesterday, the news that Nolan's version of The Rise of the Dark Knight gave up 3D made Batman fans all over the world rush to tell it. Ok, the Los Angeles Times quickly asked Nolan to talk about the reason (in fact, we all know why). Nolan's brief explanation is: "We want to keep the vision and feeling of the third film consistent with the first two films, especially the Dark Knight, which obviously leads an opera style, and we intend to make another drama comparable to it." Yes, anti-3D is Nolan's consistent position, of course, but more, we can still read from his speech that the most important task is to ensure the style of the works in the same strain. We can also feel this emotion from his characterization of the third film: "We are working on the whole story. This is not a remake, nor is it a' restart'. We are making a curtain call and are highly consistent with what has been completed before. " At the same time, we can also hear that at least Nolan's Batman can only be a trilogy. Although the specific plot of the film, the film and Nolan himself have been tight-lipped, only denying a few villains who have been hotly debated. According to the movie website screenrant, The Rise of the Dark Knight may draw lessons from Batman: The Return of the Dark Knight written by American cartoonist Frank Miller (yes, the father of Sin City) 1986. This series of short serial comics has always been regarded as Batman, born in the mid-1980s and 1930s, with adult taste and flavor.

Batman 3 is expected to make new progress in IMAX Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises. In addition to finding a new female companion for Batman, Nolan also hopes to add a female opponent to the story. Tom Hardy's role has begun to take shape. He is probably the villain in the film. At the same time, Nolan also revealed that he will trigger a new round of "technological revolution" in the film. Many media predicted that he would shoot the whole film with IMAX camera. A few days ago, it was reported that Nolan was preparing Christian Bale to meet the "new lover" in Batman 3. Rachel weisz, naomi watts, Blake Lively, Natalie Portman, Anne Hathaway and keira knightley are among the candidates. Now, these popular actresses may become the first female villain in Nolan's Batman while competing for roles. Assuming Nolan intends to draw material from comics, Catwoman is undoubtedly the best choice for female villains. This charming character with both good and evil is closest to the style of the movie Real Gotham. On the other hand, several other women in the original "Poisonous Rattan" used super powers that were not available in reality; Harley quinn is closely related to the clown, but the clown will not appear in this film; And Talia Al Gul, because her father Lars Al Gul has died in the first film, her chances of playing are slim. Compared with the beautiful villain who has attracted the attention of fans, Batman's new girlfriend is not so eye-catching. In addition to the six people mentioned above, vera farmiga, who has performed well in movies such as Dreamer and Up in the Cloud, is also likely to play this role. In addition, according to the list of actors released now, Tom Hardy is likely to be the villain in the third film, but we can't guess which role it will be. The only thing we can be sure of is that it is not a riddle man or a frozen man. Earlier last month, Nolan said that Batman 3 would not deliberately catch up with the 3D craze to ensure the consistency of the series, but he also revealed that "we are trying an unprecedented technological innovation". As a result, many media speculated that the director might use IMAX film camera to shoot this film. After all, in The Dark Knight, he has already tried. While IMAX camera brings pleasant visual experience, it has insurmountable shortcomings, such as loud operation and inability to record at the same time; Then there is the huge volume and inflexible operation. Nolan may have found a solution to this shortcoming. Technicians say that IMAX movie cameras have been improved a lot, and they are smaller and can shoot dialogue scenes. "If the machine comes out in time, then we hope Nolan can use it to finish Batman 3."