Cillian Murphy Once Took A Sly Dig At Modern Superhero Movies Claiming The Dark Knight Trilogy Was ‘Slightly Heightened Level Of Storytelling’ (Photo Credit: IMDb)

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Cillian Murphy might be currently basking in the success of Oppenheimer, but his real shot to fame came with Christopher Nolan’s Batman Begins, which was released in 2005. Interestingly, this is the only superhero movie Cillian has been a part of. In an earlier interview, the actor claimed that The Dark Knight trilogy was the one which set the bar high. His interview surfaced on Reddit and social media users had quite a lot to say about it. Scroll down to know the details.

On the work front, Cillian Murphy’s Oppenheimer has finally crossed the rare $900 million mark at the global box office. The film clashed with Greta Gerwig’s Barbie, which recently crossed the coveted billion mark worldwide.

Circling back to Cillian Murphy’s 2016 interview with Vulture, the actor dropped a hint that the superhero movies since Christoper Nolan’s The Dark Knight trilogy were a hot mess. “It was a different time back when we made Batman Begins,” said Cillian, adding, “I think that Chris [Nolan] has to take credit for making that trilogy of films. I think they’re so grounded in a relatable reality.” The renowned star added, “Nobody in those films ever had a superpower. Do you know what I mean? It’s a slightly heightened level of storytelling, where New York is Gotham, and no one did anything magical.”

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