Batman Trilogy Movie Review

Christopher Nolan's take on the dark knight, popularly known as the dark knight trilogy, proved to be a perfect balance of both real and fiction. Christopher Nolan's no CGI policy showed the world that yes y0u can make a superhero film without all the special effects.

The three films are a richly thrilling crime saga based on batman, a DC Comics superhero. The production company involves in the films include Warner Bros, Legendary Pictures, DC Comics and Syncopy. 

The Dark Knight trilogy did a fabulous job in the box office collection which shows how much people enjoyed the action film series. Many batman movies have been made before this but they don't even get close to what Nolan's movie offers.

It all started with Batman Begins, a completely different comic book movie. Batman is more of a hero than a detective in this movie. Also, Christian Bale's Batman is new as this batman is more human and realistic as compared to animated films. Christopher Nolan didn't use IMAX for Batman Begins initially. But later it was converted to IMAX and released in IMAX theaters. 

The Dark Knight which was released three years later in 2008, has 6 major sequences that were shot using 65 mm IMAX cameras with an aspect ratio of 1.43:1. This was the first film ever to be partly shot on IMAX. A taller aspect ratio provides a better exhibition of the screenplay of an action film.

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