One of the most eagerly anticipated movies of next year could be on a collision course with the Occupy Wall Street movement. Good thing Batman’s involved.
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A teaser poster for the final film of the Batman trilogy has been released. But it doesn’t tease much.
It was after Christopher Nolan’s popular (and critically lauded) The Dark Knight was snubbed for an Oscar in 2009 that the Academy announced it would be expanding the best picture category to include 10 nominees in 2010. Now a year later, Nolan gets his due. (via Techland)
Gotham finds itself divided this fine Thursday.
The King’s Speech, starring Colin Firth as the stuttering George VI, reigned over this year’s Golden Globe nominations with seven nods.
Director Christopher Nolan, renowned by fanboys after the dark mystery of The Prestige, the stark realism of The Dark Knight and the mindbending philosophy of Inception, has thrown the movie world yet another curveball: He’ll have nothing to do with a 3-D blockbuster. (via LA Times)
Ready the popcorn. The third installment of director Christopher Nolan’s much-touted Batman franchise will be named The Dark Knight Rises, a continuance with the dark themes of the second film The Dark Knight, which thrust late actor Heath Ledger into the Oscar spotlight with his brilliant sinister performance as The Joker. No word yet on [...]
Box office takings might not have been as boffo as in previous years, but when it comes to who’s hot in the movie industry, Hollywood’s influence continues to reach far and wide.
Leave it to Dora to make Inception actually easy to understand. Or, at least, bilingual.
