In other words, expect The Batman to be a copy of Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight trilogy. Ironically, Reeves will be ripping of another director who regularly works with cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema, who as the Infected know worked with TA on LTROI, and has been Christopher Nolan's director of photography for his recent 3 movies, 0although not the Dark Knight.
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The Batman Director Matt Reeves Admires Nolan's Dark Knight
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Re: The Batman Director Matt Reeves Admires Nolan's Dark Kni
Well that's what Reeves does, co-opting the works of others and taking credit. Even his Apes movies followed the path of what Andy Serkis and co. had already established.
For all the flack Ben Affleck gets he's a good director and I was excited to see his take on Batman. Reeves, not so much.![Neutral :|](./images/smilies/icon_neutral.gif)
For all the flack Ben Affleck gets he's a good director and I was excited to see his take on Batman. Reeves, not so much.
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No banaaaanas?