“There’s a hammock made of dreams.”
In the argument I had with my brother at Christmas about whether or not the ending of The Dark Knight Rises was good, I of course shouted “BECAUSE IT’S NOT ENOUGH TO MAKE SOMETHING DISAPPEAR - YOU HAVE TO BRING IT… BACK”
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This too is directing. From the set of THE DARK KNIGHT.
This is directing. From the set of THE DARK KNIGHT RISES.
When the casting of Anne Hathaway was announced, Mamo did a whole show speculating on The Dark Knight Rises, which is now of course fascinating listening. I’d say we were half right.
The Dark Knight rises again! Our last show on The Dark Knight Rises dealt necessarily with serious and troubling events offscreen. We return to the topic of Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy to uphold and celebrate the vast achievements and influences of this genre-defining enterprise, and to look ahead – to Superman, Nightwing, and any other thing that might be waiting in the (bat)wings.
It wasn’t the show we were expecting to do, but here we are anyway: in the wake of the murders in Colorado, we discuss Christopher Nolan’s final Batman movie, The Dark Knight Rises.
The Dark Knight Rises is grandly ambitious, largely successful, thumpingly dramatic and pleasingly action-packed. It is not, however, as good as its predecessors.
Three years after our kickoff show, Mamo circled back around on Christopher Nolan’s Batman with the release of The Dark Knight. Take a trip down memory lane with Batmamo!
