In Batman Begins, Christopher Nolan explained a Gotham City mystery by linking Cillian Murphy's Scarecrow to the Dark Knight's early days.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins answered a recurring Dark Knight question before it became a problem. Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy is known for its ultra-realistic approach to Batman and Gotham City with a vulnerable Bruce Wayne, grounded villains, and no references to other DC superheroes.
Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, and The Dark Knight Rises also found clever ways to answer several questions that a real-life Batman and his villains could create. For instance, the source of Batman's gear was explained to be lifelong friend and Wayne Enterprises mainstay Lucius Fox, Bane's mask provides him with anesthetics, and the Lazarus Pit was modified to be an inescapable prison instead of a mystical pool.
Batman Begins' Fear Toxins Explain Any Irrational Batman Hate For any Gotham resident, the sight of a violent vigilante dressed as a bat would seem like bad news during Batman's early days. What's more, Christian Bale's Batman also started his vigilante career at the same time as Cillian Murphy's Dr. Jonathan Crane started using his hallucinogenic drug.
Batman intercepts one of Scarecrow's drug deals at the beginning of The Dark Knight, but he doesn't pay much attention to the villain afterward given that he has other worries in mind. After all, Scarecrow helped build Batman's horror legend, and criminals likely think twice before committing any crimes as openly as they used to before the Dark Knight arrived.
Fortunately, Christopher Nolan used various tricks in his Dark Knight trilogy in order to blend fantasy and realism together, and he showed how well it can work as early as in Batman Begins.
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