What is Nolan's ambition to incorporate IMAX film shooting into the feature film ' The Dark Knight'?

"The Dark Knight" synopsis

The ultimate evil has descended on Gotham City. The man, who calls himself the Joker(Heath Ledger) and grins fearlessly and believes that crime is the best joke, sneaks into a gang of bank robbers, kills them all, and steals a large sum of money. Batman(Christian Bale) protects this city. He works with Lt. Jim Gordon (Gary Oldman) to successfully bust a Mafia money laundering bank.

Even so, a savior appears in a city that is becoming more and more covered in evil day by day. Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) is the new district attorney. Dent, who has a strong sense of justice, supports Batman and vows to completely eradicate crime. The Joker appears at a meeting of mafia bosses who are suffering from a lack of funding. "I'm going to kill Batman." The condition is half of all mafia assets. However, Joker's true purpose was not money. I want to crush the disgusting justice system, corrupt noble people, and enjoy watching the world fall into ruin from a privileged seat.

The survival The Game set by Joker has finally begun. The opening signal is the assassination of the police chief. The Joker threatens Batman with killing civilians if he doesn't reveal his true identity, and chooses Dent and Assistant Prosecutor Rachel (Maggie Gyllenhaal) as his next targets. However, that was just the beginning of the full course of evil he had prepared...

Index

• IMAX film shooting was introduced in search of great possibilities
• Why IMAX?
• Unprecedented shooting site forced even after destroying $500,000 camera
• Nolan's vision for the future of film in IMAX

IMAX film shooting was introduced in search of great possibilities

It is well known to many movie fans that Christopher Nolan is an unparalleled lover of IMAX, with Dunkirk being an example of which more than 70% of the film was shot using IMAX cameras. Even though it is called IMAX, it is not the digital IMAX that is currently mainstream. In the first place, IMAX is a format that uses 70mm film (film width 70mm) horizontally to achieve approximately 8 times more information and higher image quality than conventional 35mm film, and Nolan used this 70mm film. He has an obsession with filming and screening.

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The first time Nolan used IMAX in his own production was `` The Dark Knight, '' Nolan's second Batman movie, which won an Oscar for Heath Ledger for his role as the Joker . IMAX boasts the texture unique to film and unrivaled high image quality, but the filming equipment is huge and heavy, can only run for about 3 minutes at a time, and post-production is expensive, making it difficult for feature films to be produced. It was not used much in the field, but was useful for short films and medium-length films for IMAX theaters, and especially for educational documentaries on topics such as nature and space. However, Nolan saw great potential in IMAX, and used it in earnest for the first time in filming a feature film with ` `The Dark Knight.''

Why IMAX?