From my POV, the best place the Nolans could go after this would be exactly where they don’t want to go—moving on to the (slightly) less negative mentorship effect Batman eventually spreads out to the rest of the DC universe, in terms of the Bat-family (which, while I’m hardly as obsessed with it as some of my virtual friends are, I really don’t think can ever be underestimated/dismissed)
with the very dark direction this round of batman movies has taken, i have to wonder how they would tackle the bat family and make it appealing to people other than hardcore fans of the comics. to your average movie-goer, that's going to look supremely creepy and insane (not that it isn't, but you know). i really hope that they don't skip over it though as it's a gigantic chunk of the batman mythology. and i'd like to see it done a hell of a lot better than alicia silverstone and whatshisface.
plus what about all the other characters they haven't used in any of the movies yet? like huntress and such. there's so much to work with. not to mention the potential spin-offs like nightwing.
although the dark knight is so fantastic that i have to wonder if another sequel would even live up to it.
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with the very dark direction this round of batman movies has taken, i have to wonder how they would tackle the bat family and make it appealing to people other than hardcore fans of the comics. to your average movie-goer, that's going to look supremely creepy and insane (not that it isn't, but you know). i really hope that they don't skip over it though as it's a gigantic chunk of the batman mythology. and i'd like to see it done a hell of a lot better than alicia silverstone and whatshisface.
plus what about all the other characters they haven't used in any of the movies yet? like huntress and such. there's so much to work with. not to mention the potential spin-offs like nightwing.
although the dark knight is so fantastic that i have to wonder if another sequel would even live up to it.