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Behind the scenes on THE DARK KNIGHT. Christopher Nolan prefers to use practical effects over CGI wherever possible, as the astonishing miniature work on the film shows.

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This is awesome! Love seeing the behind the scenes, especially for one of my favorite movies!

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