Christopher Nolan, the director of the critically acclaimed The Dark Knight trilogy, has said that he considers the third film in the series, The Dark Knight Rises, to be a disaster.
In an interview with Showbiz Cheatsheet, Nolan said that he felt that "The Dark Knight Rises" was too different from the previous two films in the trilogy. "Batman Begins" was a more traditional origin story, while "The Dark Knight" was a more dark and gritty crime thriller. "The Dark Knight Rises," on the other hand, was more of a disaster movie.
Nolan said that he felt that the shift in genre was too jarring, and that it ultimately hurt the film. "I think we tried to do too much in that movie," he said. "We tried to cram too much into it, and I think it suffered as a result."
Nolan also said that he felt that the film's ending was too unrealistic. "I think we got a little too carried away with the spectacle," he said. "We lost sight of the character and the story."
Despite his criticisms, Nolan said that he still loves "The Dark Knight Rises." He said that he is proud of the film, and that he believes that it is a "worthy conclusion" to the "Dark Knight" trilogy.
However, Nolan's comments have sparked a debate among fans of the "Dark Knight" trilogy. Some fans agree with Nolan's assessment of the film, while others believe that it is a masterpiece.
Ultimately, whether or not "The Dark Knight Rises" is a disaster is a matter of opinion. However, there is no doubt that it is a divisive film, and that Nolan's comments have only added to the debate.
