CLIPS on Instagram: " Fun Fact: Oppenheimer (2023) Director Christopher Nolan wrote the screenplay in the first person (“I...”) for the color scenes to immerse the audience in J. Robert Oppenheimer’s subjective point of view. The black-and-white sequences were written in the traditional third person to represent a more objective, historical perspective."

Explaining a Movie on Instagram: "@explainingamovie teaches you something new about movies everyday! Christopher Nolan originally filmed a far more graphic death scene for The Dark Knight Rises (2012), as revealed by actor Matthew Modine. His character, Deputy Commissioner Peter Foley, was scripted to be run over by a vehicle driven by Talia al Ghul. The sequence involved a stunt double being struck, hoisted with ropes, dropped 15 feet, and accompanied by the sound of a body hitting cobblestone

The Dark Knight Trilogy Collection on Instagram: "Director Christopher Nolan reflects on The Dark Knight being a fan favorite. Nolan “—The Dark Knight is always people’s favorite—I frequently find myself defending the other two. There’s a romanticism to Batman Begins that we totally threw out for The Dark Knight. When I screened both films down at IMAX headquarters before we got into the design process of The Dark Knight Rises, we hadn’t seen either film in a few years. It was a very interesting