Christopher Nolan Straight up Rejects the Idea of Ever Making a TV Show or Another Superhero Movie After the $2.4B Batman Trilogy
One thing that can not be questioned when it comes to Christopher Nolan is his creativity and vision which he perfectly captures in his cinemas. That is why he is one of the most well-known and highly regarded directors of this generation. His version of Batman in the Dark Knight trilogy is undoubtedly the most liked and known of all others.
However, despite its success, Nolan is seemingly not interested in working on another Superhero film as he revealed in an interview. But there are always going to be other projects like the latest Oppenheimer, starring Cillian Murphy as the titular physicist.
What Does Christopher Nolan Think of Directing Another Superhero Film?
One of the most well-known movies directed by Christopher Nolan has to be his The Dark Knight trilogy starring Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne/Batman. Apart from all the other projects that he has worked on have been well-received both critically and at the box office.
Similarly, his latest film Oppenheimer also unsurprisingly proved its worth, especially with all the hype around the use of an IMAX camera throughout the filming process without using any CGI work even for the 10-minute atomic bomb explosion scene.
But when asked about his intention to direct another superhero movie, the director did not hesitate to say no. In a recent interview with Hugo Decrypte, his answer to whether he would ever direct a film based on a superhero like his 2.4 million dollars Batman trilogy Nolan straight up said “No”. Unfortunately, Superhero fans who are also Nolan fans would not be able to see a collaboration between the two as far as anyone can see.
A Look at Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight Trilogy
Before Christopher Nolan ever came to the Superhero scene, Batman who has always been one of the most popular superhero Comic characters was already brought to the screen back in 1966. Then came the Michael Keaton Batman series directed by Tim Burton and distributed by Warner Bros.
Finally, in 2005, Nolan took charge of the caped crusader and presented the world with his version of the brooding superhero in Batman Begins. Its two sequels, The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises came out subsequently in 2008 and 2012 respectively.
All three films have done exceptionally well at the box office and in total have collected a whopping 2.4 Billion dollars worldwide making them one of Nolan’s best works of all time.
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Source: Hugo Decrypte
