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Tag Archives: Christopher Nolan
The Dark Knight – Conservative, but also liberal, pacifist, fascist, nihilist…
It is far, far too hot today. As a result my brain has shut down and my fingers are typing this on autopilot, so forgive the overly-verbose prose style and higher than usual levels of sarcasm. I don’t intend to … Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher Nolan, fascism, game theory, superheroes, the dark knight
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Adaptation and algorithmic complexity
Like everyone else who writes about comics, or even has ever heard the word comic in their life, I am obliged by law to have an opinion on the upcoming film version of Watchmen. (I’m not even going to consider … Continue reading