Podcasts about nolan's batman

In this Character Analysis, we discuss Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins. Some would argue this is the only Batman movie to ever go over his actual origin story. We also address whether or not we think Nolan is able to develop good character depth. If you like Christopher Nolan, Batman Begins, or us, you're gonna wanna check this one out! You can also check us out at: FrivolousFandom.com Christopher Nolan Batman Begins

Nolan’s Batman Begins – In 2005, Christopher Nolan rebooted the Batman movies, full of occult imagery depicting the interplay of secret societies and billionaire capitalists as played out against the gothic noir landscape of Gotham City. It is also the tale of our protagonist learning to use fear as a means of changing the world around him. In many ways, Bruce Wayne’s rise as the dark knight is like the ascendance of Gautama Siddhartha as Buddha. As the archetype of Buddha brought peace through enlightenment, the archetype of the bat brought peace through fear; something which would bring about the end of corruption in Gotham, but would eventually cause the fall of our hero.

The second movie of Nolan's Batman trilogy was a game-changer. Let's revisit this seminal film -- and the legendary performance of the late Heath Ledger.

This week the gang is back together & taking on the late 2019 dark horse Oscar favorite (and massively snubbed), "Uncut Gems". We discuss the career arc that lead Adam Sandler to this pinnacle, and also question why was the Weeknd in this? Plus Dex defends himself & Captain America from last week's question asking which franchise is better, "Captain America" or "Dark Knight". Remember to like/ subscribe/ and rate us. Send us a pic of your review and we'll let you pick which movie we take down next! (Dex & Jake love scary Moves...!) Subscribe!!! Follow us on twitter:  https://twitter.com/1TakePod  https://twitter.com/DexHinton  https://twitter.com/carbcontainer  https://twitter.com/roydenogletree  Send us an email: onetakepodcastshow@gmail.com

Students George Thomas and Rajeev Ravi join ProfessorLatinX to Talk: Chris Nolan's Batman Trilogy and CW's new TV show Batwoman--and issues of class, race, gender, and mental illness!

We revisit the Chrisopher Nolan Batman trilogy & the impact it has on comic book movies today.

Join the Joshes and Jameson as they discuss everything from the cinematography to the compelling villains in Nolan's Batman trilogy.  This is the podcast you deserve, but not the one you need right now.  So you'll listen.  Because we can take it... or something like that right? If you enjoy the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon!www.patreon.com/bothampersand You can also find us on social media! We welcome your feedback.Facebook: Both& PodcastInstagram: @bothampersandTwitter: @bothampersandGmail: bothampersand@gmail.com

In honor of it's 10 year anniversary we review Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight! What did we think of this superhero epic 10 years later?! Also, we discuss Nolan's Batman-verse as a whole and compare this Batman to his counterparts in other media. 

It's the 10 year anniversary of Christopher Nolan's genre changing super hero crime drama The Dark Knight! In this episode, Curt, Kim, Mike and Eric take a deep dive into the 2nd installment of Nolan's Batman trilogy and examine the influence the film has had on the super hero genre as an art form, explore Heath Ledger's brilliant performance as The Joker and examine how the film holds up 10 years after its release. 

Nick and Jason talk: 00:00 - Intro 00:26 - Star Wars: The Last Jedi 06:50 - Comic Books 13:15 - Marvel's Characters 17:27 - Captain Marvel (Skrulls) 20:50 - Nolan's Batman 22:39 - Jodie Foster/ Chris Pine/ James Cameron Quotes 38:47 - It Remake/ Horror Tropes 43:05 - Outro

We all remember when Andy decided he wanted the wrath of the Internet to rain down on him by claiming The Prisoner of Azkaban was the best Harry Potter Movie. Well now it's Tony's turn, as he rants ad nauseum about Nolan's Batman trilogy. Important questions: What does everyone know about Batman? Why was Batman v Superman so bad? How do you pronounce "Ra's al Ghul?" Keep an ear out for Andy sighing loudly whenever Tony says he doesn't like The Dark Knight, while Tony is quietly surprised about stuff Andy's been mad about for months. Our outro music is Theme from Penguins on Parade by Lee Rosevere. Find us on twitter! Andy is @royalty_valens Tony is @theaterbats

Grab your favorite cereal and don't flip out, Elwood City Limits is back! Lucas & Will talk about their favorite sugary breakfast foods, plus box tops, snowball fights, Whiplash, Schmirler the Curler, that dog kid, and it all devolves into Nolan's Batman impressions from there. EPISODES: Arthur and the Crunch Cereal Contest/DW Flips

This week Ben and Addy debate what went right and wrong with Chris Nolan's Batman trilogy and what does it mean for the future of DC movies.  Is Begins the most complete movie?  Was it the first "Gritty Comic Book Movie" or legitimize comic book movies in pop culture? Where did things start to fall apart for Bane and what kind of a mess did the trilogy turn in to by the third film?  The guys cover all this and more as the delve deep in to The Dark Knight series.

**Swears and Spoilers for The Dark Knight Trilogy!!** As the world awaits the Dawn Of Justice, the Strangers step back to the beginning and tackle the NolanVerse head on. The acclaimed Bat Trilogy gets the critical screening it not only needs but also deserves. Extract 1 from "Batman Year One" by Frank Miller. Extract 2 from "Whatever Happened To The Caped Crusader" by Neil Gaiman. We give thanks as always for the musical contributions of Complimentary Copies and "Don't be a Stranger" by following us at facebook.com/Strangerstothemultiplex & Twitter @strangersTTM.

**Swears and Spoilers for The Dark Knight Trilogy!!** As the world awaits the Dawn Of Justice, the Strangers step back to the beginning and tackle the NolanVerse head on. The acclaimed Bat Trilogy gets the critical screening it not only needs but also deserves. Extract 1 from "Batman Year One" by Frank Miller. Extract 2 from "Whatever Happened To The Caped Crusader" by Neil Gaiman. We give thanks as always for the musical contributions of Complimentary Copies and "Don't be a Stranger" by following us at facebook.com/Strangerstothemultiplex & Twitter @strangersTTM.

Just when you thought Bond continuity was too convoluted to figure out, Cinema Fix is here to make it all clear! Or... not. Witney Seibold from CraveOnline joins Andrew and Monica to discuss Skyfall and analyze its place in the Bond series as a whole. What is the thematic function of the third act? Is there any sort of continuity in the series before 2006? What's up with Javier Bardem's gay villain? Is the series coming full circle or just setting itself up to repeat old mistakes? Tune in to find out. SHOW NOTES: 0:22 - Intro and clip 3:03 - Bond as a cyclical franchise constantly rebooting itself 13:57 - Whether James Bond should be  a complex character; is he evolving? 18:52 - Bond as sadistic murderer vs. conflicted person 25:05 - Is there Bond "canon" or formula? What can't be changed? 29:37 - Bond's relationship with M, Skyfall as origin story 36:22 - Awkward elements of the third act 43:18 - Similarities with Nolan's Batman films 45:35 - Bond's parents, the theory that "James Bond" is a code name 49:12 - Referencing other films, Moneypenny and a new M 56:23 - Silva and the presentation of homosexuality in Bond films 1:02:07 - Show close DON'T FORGET: You can contact the show by emailing cinemafix@filmgeekradio.com. Thanks for listening!