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Christopher Nolan admits he was inspired by Heat (1995) when making opening scene of The Dark Knight. “We make it a city story. Heat was an influence because Mann understands how city can be a playground."

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Christopher Nolan admits he was inspired by Heat (1995) when making opening scene of The Dark Knight. “We make it a city story. Heat was an influence because Mann understands how city can be a playground."

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