Christopher Nolan Admitted He Likely Won’t Work On Any More DC Films
By George Robbins
Christopher Nolan is now a household director name due to his work over the past few years within the film industry. A majority of the films that Nolan makes end up going on to be mind-bending films that really get viewers thinking about what they may have just seen on screen. This seems to be the case with his newest movie ‘Tenet’ as well because it has built up a reputation for itself as a mysterious film that sees some form of time manipulation being used. On top of that, it has been made known that the movie is a spy movie that sees agents trying to prevent the start of World War 3. Needless to say, it is a film that many are looking forward to seeing and many people internationally have already been given the chance to see it.
Nolan’s films managed to capture a lot of people’s imaginations when he started truly working on them, but there is one trilogy that made him so well known. That trilogy would be the ‘Dark Knight’ trilogy which helped bring superhero films into the modern day. Not only that, but it revitalized the genre and the DC universe as a whole as it was a self contained set of films that did extremely well with audiences. The story of the ‘Dark Knight‘ movies follows Batman as he took on a number of well-known villains who were re-imagined in a way that makes them much easy to follow along with. To put things simply, his films were incredible and will always remain near the top as some of the best superhero films of all time.
With talks lately of the upcoming standalone film ‘The Batman,’ there were discussions among fans about whether Nolan may return for any more DC character films. Talks were brought up even more by the fact that the newest iteration of Batman is being played by Robert Pattinson. Pattinson just worked with Nolan on ‘Tenet’ and plays a major role in the film. With that in mind, some believed that Nolan may once again take interest in working on another DC film at some point. Nolan has confirmed that he has no plans to return for any DC films, which is no surprise given the fact he has so much creative control over his own films. Therefore, he won’t have to do what others really tell him to do moving forward.