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Christopher Nolan has been in talks since the past few months for braving the pandemic situation and releasing his biggie Tenet. Though the film couldn’t do the kind of business it was expected to it still managed to hit a respectable mark considering the times we are living in.
The ace filmmaker who is also famous for his critically and commercially successfully Batman trilogy recently took a dig on the modern comic book films. Talking about his work related to Batman films, Nolan called the other comic movies ‘engine of commerce’.
While speaking during the promotional tour for Tom Shore’s book based on his films, Christopher Nolan opened up about the same. He said that the best thing which happened while making the trilogy was that he got proper time-space for it. As per Hindustan Times, Nolan said, “When we did Batman Begins, we didn’t know we’d do one and it took three years to do it and then four years before the next one. We had the luxury of time. It didn’t feel like a machine, an engine of commerce for the studio. As the genre becomes so successful, those pressures become greater and greater. It was the right time.”
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