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A lushly illustrated account of the making of the Dark Knight Trilogy includes previously unseen photography and draws on interviews with director Christopher Nolan as well as key cast and crew members to offer insight into the creative process. Movie tie-in.
Published: July 20, 2012 by Abrams
Genre: Humor & Entertainment, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Other. Non-fiction. 304 pages
...it not only offers fascinating insight into each film, but actually manages to improve repeat viewings.
Full ReviewThe Art and Making of The Dark Knight Trilogy is by far one of the most in-depth, all-encompassing books of its kind. If you’re a fan of Christopher Nolan, Batman, or filmmaking in general, you should own this book.
Full Review...everything feels like we’ve just touched the surface and each chapter...all leave you wondering about what else happened.
Full ReviewI was disappointed that it focuses very little on the artwork...There is no concept art for Catwoman (Anne Hathaway)...Only two images of Bane (Tom Hardy).
Full ReviewAuthor Jody Duncan Jesser, editor of Cinefex magazine since 1992, really delivered a very intensive and thorough look into this franchise.
Full ReviewFor anyone who ever wanted to make a movie, "The Art and Making of The Dark Knight Trilogy" is as good a blueprint, as well as being an engrossing tale, of the making of a mega-hit film series.
Full Review...if you love these movies...you'll find this book to be an absolute treasure.
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