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The Dark Knight SPOILER THREAD
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Someone asked how did they get away with the PG-13 rating instead of R, because it's so intense. The answer was something along the lines of "We knew it had to be PG-13 like Batman Begins. It is intense which is why it is PG-13 instead of PG. We took great care to not shoot explicit gore". Every other question has been "who came up with this, who came up with that".
fallengorn
Bitches love smiley faces
Shoe on head time.
fallengorn
Bitches love smiley faces
Even c_nolan is getting tired of these lame questions. 
It keeps cutting out for me. It reconnects quickly enough, but I still miss a question. And I'm online with my laptop so I know my router is OK. I don't know if it's Warner or the PS3. I assume Warner, since I download huge Rock Band albums just fine.
[edit] Ah, excellent. They're acknowledging it's their issue.
[edit] Ah, excellent. They're acknowledging it's their issue.
Marty Chinn
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I just submitted a question so I guess we'll see if it gets asked publically.
And when the Joker calls her beautiful is it a sick joke?From a poster at SHH!:
Q: I love the sky hook what made you come up with the idea?
A: We were looking for a surprising end to the action scene. And one that would suggest Bruce Wayne's ability to access international resources.
Q: Were the building interiors shot in Hong Kong?
A: The building interiors were shot in London. Other than the lobby of the building, which was shot in Hong Kong.
Q: How awesome was it to be the first director of a Batman movie to feature a hero that could finally turn his head?
A: It was very exciting to see Batman finally turn his head. This was the end result of years of research.
The car chase was the most technically challenging; his favorite was the interrogation scene between Bats/Joker.
On the grand scale of the film: It is difficult balancing so many characters. the key thing is to not lose focus on the forward momentum of the narrative
Q: Are you your own worst critic?
A: No, Rex Reed has that honor. (LOL good one Nolan)
The ending scene is Nolan's favorite, and was pleased at how it turned out.
Q: Did the joker use a real video camera for the video tape?
A: Yes. The video was shot by Heath using a camcorder.
Q: Do you have a favorite Batman story from the comics?
A: Year One and Long Halloween.
Q: How do you feel about the casting rumors for the third film?
A: it is always amazing to see how much interest and enthusiasm there is for these characters. that's the reason we are able to make these films on such a grand scale.
Q: How was it working with Sen. Leahy?
A: It was a lot of fun working with Senator Leahy. He was a very gracious performer.
Q: Where did you get your inspiration for the assassination sequences? Where the judge and comissioner were killed?
A: The assassination sequences, I think now that I look at them, finished are very influenced by the Godfather films.
Q: I love the sky hook what made you come up with the idea?
A: We were looking for a surprising end to the action scene. And one that would suggest Bruce Wayne's ability to access international resources.
Q: Were the building interiors shot in Hong Kong?
A: The building interiors were shot in London. Other than the lobby of the building, which was shot in Hong Kong.
Q: How awesome was it to be the first director of a Batman movie to feature a hero that could finally turn his head?
A: It was very exciting to see Batman finally turn his head. This was the end result of years of research.
The car chase was the most technically challenging; his favorite was the interrogation scene between Bats/Joker.
On the grand scale of the film: It is difficult balancing so many characters. the key thing is to not lose focus on the forward momentum of the narrative
Q: Are you your own worst critic?
A: No, Rex Reed has that honor. (LOL good one Nolan)
The ending scene is Nolan's favorite, and was pleased at how it turned out.
Q: Did the joker use a real video camera for the video tape?
A: Yes. The video was shot by Heath using a camcorder.
Q: Do you have a favorite Batman story from the comics?
A: Year One and Long Halloween.
Q: How do you feel about the casting rumors for the third film?
A: it is always amazing to see how much interest and enthusiasm there is for these characters. that's the reason we are able to make these films on such a grand scale.
Q: How was it working with Sen. Leahy?
A: It was a lot of fun working with Senator Leahy. He was a very gracious performer.
Q: Where did you get your inspiration for the assassination sequences? Where the judge and comissioner were killed?
A: The assassination sequences, I think now that I look at them, finished are very influenced by the Godfather films.
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