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Why Coming Out As A Starseed May Be Healing - Duration: 9:59.Why Coming Out As A Starseed May Be Healing
by Naomi Cook,
�Coming out� as Starseed is the new Gay � loads of us are doing it and it can be
a healing process to do so, here�s why:
When you come out as a Starseed you are identifying an aspect of your Spiritual and perhaps Genetic
journey up until this point as having occurred in another star system.
Technically speaking, when going by emerging theories and histories explored in the Disclosure
Movement � we are ALL Starseed to a certain extent, human life a life potentially seeded
via intergalactic influence � be it Extraterrestrial DNA manipulation or accidental Asteroid Seeding,
or you could just say we are made of Stardust � the same prime elements as the stars.
But something sets apart some humans from others.
An Un-Awoken Starseed may struggle or have struggled with Earthly Existence up until
this point confused by their suffering from issues like these (loads more listed here)
I don�t belong here I�m homesick
I�m not like other humans I don�t feel human
I feel trapped in my body Home is out there
I�m here to �do something� I have memories of other ways of �being�
3D sucks I feel funny/sad/triggered when I look at
the stars But, until fairly recently, Starseeds were
really unable to put their finger on why and how they had these feelings, that is, until
the term �Starseed� began to be used more and more as a common term to refer to humans
who have experienced some or all of the above feelings or knowledge about their genetic
or spiritual heritage.
Starseed is a term that is now happily floating around in our collective consciousness and
in amongst the metaphysical circles we all seem to agree that it denotes an individual�s
connection and purpose on Earth being related to a mission created for or by them whilst
incarnating in another star system.
The question is, how can the above complaints impact negatively on a Starseed who hasn�t
yet �come out� to themselves?
The Role of the Root Chakra
When training to become an Energy Healer I had to first work on myself � that meant
analysing my chakras for blockages and energy leakages.
I felt quite chuffed that all was pretty good, that is, until I got down to my Root.
Healthy Root chakra energy is the energy of feeling and being at home � no matter where
you are.
I scoffed at this: Feeling and being at home here?
Never!
I decided to bypass work on my Root chakra, who even wants to feel at home here on Earth?
Not me, I told myself.
Nah, I could leave that Root Chakra, leaking� the higher chakras were much more exciting
anyway.
Naturally that bravado didn�t last for long, because, as an Energy healer I knew jolly
well that a blocked or leaking energy center puts a being in a state of �dis-ease�
which of course eventually translates into physical disease.
But there is more than that, a healthy Root Chakra enables you to literally �birth�
your creative projects here in 3d.
Inspiration occurs via the Crown and travels down through all the chakra centers for analysis
and integration.
If there are energetic blockages at one of these chakras � then creative abortion may
occur at any one of these levels.
If the project is lucky enough to make it all the way to the Root Chakra before being
aborted, the Root must be in good working order for it to birth.
OK, I thought to myself, here I was on the cusp of publishing my memoir documenting my
tumultuous three years as Registered Nurse turned Disempowered Consumer after my daughter
was diagnosed with a brain tumor.
A dramatic, hellish journey that ended with my unexpected and rather radical Kundalini
awakening.
This project was mega important to me�the birthing of this project was one reason I
felt �I was here� wasn�t it?
It was time to �come out to myself,� time to look more closely at my Root and my roots�
Are you Fully Incarnated?
This question was posed by a past life regression hypnotherapist a while back during a chat
with my Higher Self (while �I� was deep under hypnosis) the answer was: She doesn�t
want to be here.
Now, until I�d fully comprehended the significance of Root Chakra health translating to physical
health and well being as well as the ability to �birth� projects (missions!) here in
3d I was happy only half being here.
But now, coming out as Starseed and recognizing a commonality between us which can be a resistance
to being here and fully integrating here in 3d, I can see we may be in for some issues:
Health issues for starters and the ability to complete our projects which ultimately
underlie our efforts to be here in the first place.
Time to Come out!
If you think you are a not yet fully Awakened Starseed have a think about coming out � to
yourself at first.
Coming to terms with what we think and feel we are is outrageously empowering and exciting�and
catchy (kind of a like a virus, but a cool one which just might spread all over the planet).
We came here to be fully incarnated with work to do � ignoring the energy of our Root
Chakras which may be leaking wistful energy back home �out there� to some other star
system will not equip us physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually for what we came
here to do and for me, it inhibited my ability to fully incarnate.
Put that way, it sounds serious doesn�t it?
Tips for Coming Out as a Healthy Starseed
Accept your choice in your decision to be here in this form
Dig deep via meditation: Why are you here?
What do you want to do here?
Join Starseed groups online, it may take a while to find one that suits your particular
stage of growth and development.
Think about some Energy Healing (yep, yours truly be offering Skype sessions shortly otherwise
find someone closer to you).
One Starseed advised that we turn the �negatives into positives� � for example rather than
focusing on not �belonging here� instead being grateful for our affinity to �out
there�.
And, �I feel trapped in a human body� to �I�m grateful for this body I can use
to implement my work� (and coffee, don�t forget coffee�you can�t necessarily drink
it back home).
As tempting as it is don�t get too carried away with the Intergalactic Dramas � like
the dramas here on the earth, the stories and histories abound with even more complexity
and intensity in the Intergalactic realms � this is why we are here.
Yet, just like focusing on earthly drama if we focus on these insane, ancient and ongoing
conflicts we will lose sight of the Now, and Being in a state of Love and Light.
Energy flows where attention goes� Register with Project Starseed (projectstarseed.com)
� this is newly launched database for Awakened Starseeds to come out and �claim back their
Intergalactic Heritage� rather than waiting for �proof� of our origins via Disclosure
(more info below).
Let�s get Sowing!
Now � if we are comfortable about coming out as a Starseed to ourselves in order to
resolve Root Chakra issues and to facilitate a healthy, productive incarnation what about
the next step � coming out to others?
There are some Starseed at the stage of full blown Starseed Mardi Gras equivalent � declaring
�Starseed� maybe along with Lightworker proudly on their Facebook profiles whilst
others are still verging on coming out of the closet, one foot in, one foot out, in
out, in out, shake it all about� For those who are slower to come out � I propose the
sowing of seeds!
Yes, sowing seeds as Starseeds and I�m going to start right now and sow this seed just
about�here:
Starseed Revelation: Project Starseed
This is a freshly launched database of Awakened Starseeds who, by registering their name and
email make a Global gesture of claiming back their Intergalactic Heritage in order to bring
forth Truth and Unity Consciousness on Planet Earth:
�The more of us that add to the Awakened Starseed Headcount the more REAL our Intergalactic
Heritage will appear and will naturally then merge into the collective consciousness of
the un-awakened.
Rather than a sole push for Disclosure we hope that by increasing headcounts of �I
am Starseed� there will be a Global Revelation with regards to the truth � coming from
us: Unification and Truth gleaned from the inside out.�
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Tim Cook's MIT Commencement Address 2017 - Duration: 15:34.[APPLAUSE]
Hello, MIT! Thank you.
Congratulations Clas of '17.
I especially want to thank
Chairman Millard, President Reif,
distinguished faculty, trustees,
and members of the Class of 1967.
It's a privilege to be with you
today, with your families and
your friends on such an amazing,
important day.
MIT and Apple share so much.
We both love hard problems.
We love the search for new ideas.
And we especially love finding
those ideas, the really big ones
the ones that can change
the world.
I know MIT has a proud
tradition of pranks, or as you
would call them, "hacks."
And you have pulled off some
pretty great ones over the
years. I'll never figure out how
MIT students sent that Mars
rover to the Kresge oval, or
put a propellor beanie on the
Great Dome. Or how you'd
obviously taken over the
President's Twitter account – I
can tell college students are
behind it because most of the
tweets happen at 3 a.m.
I am really happy to be here.
Today is about celebration, and
you have so much to be proud
of. As you leave here to start
the next leg of your journey in
life, there will be days where
you will ask yourself, "Where's
all this going? What is the
purpose? What is my purpose?"
I'll be honest, I asked myself
that same question, and it took
me nearly 15 years to answer it.
Maybe by talking about my
journey today I can save you
some time. The struggle for me
started early on in high school.
I thought I'd discover my life's
purpose when I could answer
that age-old question: "What do
you want to be when you grow up?"
Nope. In college I thought I
would discover it when I could
answer: "What's your major?"
Not quite. I thought that maybe
I'd discover it when I found a
good job. Then I thought I just
needed to get a few promotions.
That didn't work either. I kept
convincing myself that it was
just over the horizon, around
the next corner. Nothing worked,
and it was really tearing me
apart. Part of me kept pushing
ahead to the next achievement.
And the other part kept asking,
"Is this all there is?" I went to
grad school at Duke looking for
the answer. I tried meditation.
I sought guidance and religion.
I read great philosophers and
authors. And in a moment of
youthful indiscretion I might
even have experimented. . .
with a Windows PC. And obviously
that didn't work.
[LAUGHTER]
After countless twists and turns,
at last, 20 years ago, my search
brought me to Apple. At the time
The company was struggling to
survive. Steve Jobs had just
returned to Apple and had
launched the Think Different
campaign. He wanted to empower
the crazy ones, the misfits, the
rebels, the troublemakers, the
round pegs in the square holes,
to do their best work. If we
could just do that Steve knew we
could really change the world.
Before that moment I had never
met a leader with such passion
or encountered a company with
such a clear and compelling
purpose – to serve humanity.
It was just that simple. Serve
humanity. And it was in that
moment, after 15 years of
searching, something clicked.
I finally felt aligned.
Aligned with a company that
brought together challenging,
cutting-edge work with a higher
purpose. Aligned with a leader
who believed that technology
which didn't exist yet could
reinvent tomorrow's world.
Aligned with myself and my won
deep need to serve something
greater. Of course at that moment
I didn't know all of that. I was
just grateful to have that
psychological burden lifted.
But with the help of hindsight,
my breakthrough makes a lot more
sense. I was never going to find
my purpose working some place
without a clear sense of purpose
of its own. Steve and Apple
freed me to throw my whole
self into my work. To embrace
their mission and make it my
own. How can I serve humanity?
This is life's biggest and most
important question. When you work
towards something greater than
yourself you find meaning. You
find purpose. So the question
I hope you will carry forward
from here is, "How will you serve
humanity?" The good news is
since you are here today you're
already on a great track. At MIT
you've learned how much power
science and technology have to
change the world for the better.
Thanks to discoveries made right
here, billions of people are
leading healthier, more productive,
more fulfilling lives. And if
we are ever going to solve some
of the hardest problems still
facing the world today –
everything from cancer, to
climate change, to educational
inequality – then technology will
help us do it. But technology
alone isn't the solution, and
sometimes it's even part of the
problem. Last year I had the
chance to meet with Pope Francis.
It was the most incredible
meeting of my life. This man
who has spent more time
comforting the afflicted in
slums than he has with heads of
state. This may surprise you,
but he knew an unbelievable
amount about technology.
It was obvious to me that he
had thought deeply about it, its
opportunities, its risks, its
morality. What he said to me
at that meeting, what he preached
really, was on a topic we care
a lot about at Apple. But he
expressed a shared concern in a
powerful new way: Never has
humanity had such power over
itself, yet nothing ensures that
it will be used wisely, he has
said. Technology today is
integral to almost all aspects
of our lives. And most of the
time it's a force for good. And
yet, the potential adverse
consequences are spreading
faster and cutting deeper than
ever before. Threats to our
security, threats to our privacy,
fake news, and social media that
becomes antisocial. Sometimes
the very technology that is meant
to connect us, divides us.
Technology is capable of doing
great things, but it
doesn't want to do great things.
It doesn't want anything. That
part takes all of us. It takes
our values, and our commitments
to our commitments to our
families and our neighbors, and
our communities. Our love of
beauty, and belief that all of
our fates are interconnected.
Our decency. Our kindness.
I'm not worried about artificial
intelligence giving computers
the ability to think like humans.
I'm more concerned about people
thinking more like computers.
Without values or compassion.
Without concern for consequences.
That is what we need you to help
us guard against. Because if
science is a search in the
darkness, then the humanities
are a candle that shows us
where we've been and the danger
that lies ahead. As Steve once
said, "Technology alone is not
enough. It is technology married
with the liberal arts, married
with the humanities, that makes
our hearts sing." When you keep
people at the center of what
you do it can have an enormous
impact. It means an iPhone that
allows a blind person to run a
marathon. It means an Apple
watch that catches a heart
condition before it becomes a
heart attack. It means an iPad
that helps a child with autism
connect with his or her world.
In short, in means technology
infused with your values, making
progress possible for everyone.
Whatever you do in your life,
and whatever we do at Apple,
we must infuse it with the
humanity that each of us is
born with. That responsibility is
immense, but so is the
opportunity. I'm optimistic
because I believe in your
generation, your passion, your
journey to serve humanity. We
are all counting on you. There
is so much out there conspiring
to make you cynical. The Internet
has enabled so much, and
empowered so many, but it can
also be a place where basic rules
of decency are suspended, and
pettiness and negativity thrive.
Don't let that noise knock you
off course. Don't get caught up
in the trivial aspects of life.
Don't listen to the trolls, and
for god's sake don't become one.
Measure your impact on humanity
not in likes, but in the lives
you touch. Not in popularity,
but in the people you serve.
I found that my life got bigger
when I stopped caring what other
people thought about me. You
will find yours will too. Stay
focused on what really matters.
There will be times when your
resolve to serve humanity will
be tested. Be prepared. People
will try to convince you that
you should keep your empathy out
of your career. Don't accept this
false premise. At a shareholders'
meeting a few years back, someone
questioned Apple's investment
and focus not the environment.
He asked me to pledge that Apple
would only invest in green
initiatives that could be
justified with a return on
investment. I tried to be
diplomatic. I pointed out that
Apple does many things, like
accessibility features for those
with disabilities that don't rely
on an ROI. We do these things
because they're the right thing
to do. And protecting the
environment is a critical
example. He wouldn't let it go,
and I got my blood up. So I told
him, "If you can't accept our
position you shouldn't own Apple
stock." When you're convinced
that your cause is right, have
the courage to take a stand.
If you see a problem or an
in justice, recognize that no one
will fix it but you. As you go
forward today, use your minds
and hands – and your hearts – to
build something bigger than
yourselves. Always remember
there is no idea bigger than
this: As Dr. Martin Luther King
said, "All life is interrelated.
We are all bound together into a
single garment of destiny." If
you keep that idea at the
forefront of all that you do;
if you choose to live your lives
at that intersection between
technology and the people it
serves; if you strive to create
the best, give the best, do the
best for everyone not just for
some; then today all of humanity
has good cause for hope. Thank
you very much and congratulations
Class of 2017!
[APPLAUSE]
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STORY CARDS: Super Easy Way to share Bible Story with Kids CHILDREN'S MINISTRY IDEAS - Duration: 4:12.welcome to Wright ideas or Susan. today I have a very easy way for you to share a
Bible story with kids that's really interactive and it's using story
cards. now I have two examples here and I'm going to show you how I use them
I've got an example of the story from Luke chapter 5 of Jesus teaching from
the boat and then telling his disciples to go catch some fish and I also have a
Genesis creation story that I'm going to share with you. and what I've done is all
I've done is I've made Story cards for the actual story and on the back I put
the story so all the whole story is on the back of all the cards and all I would
do with the lesson is just show the picture and read it from the back so I
don't even have to remember it or anything it's all there on the back so I would
read it through one time and then I'd say now who would like to help read the
story again and this is for kids who are readers and then I would just hand out
story cards to six or seven kids depending on how many cards I have I'd
line them up the front and then they would read reread the story from the
cards for the whole class again and that works really well and so that's what
I've got with the Luke story and then this is the Genesis creation
story and you can do more than that. you can do the same thing read the story
from the back let the kids come up and read it but another thing you can do
with this one. I have put magnets on the back of the cards and so I can put them
up after we've done the story a few times with kids and helping and reading I
can put them up on the board and scramble them up and then I can get the
kids to come up and maybe two kids at a time and say okay can you put it in the
right order and then they can do sequencing activities and put them in
the right order and then I can say now, who can tell the story just by
looking at the pictures and then I would get a kid up to come and tell a story
just by looking at the pictures and so we have a chance to go and interact with
this story several times over and it works really well to get the kids
involved. After we had gone through the story few times we can do a craft
activity as a follow-up that goes along with it. so I could give
them a little bowl of play-doh and so he makes something from the story out of
play-doh or I could just give them a plain sheet of paper and say why don't
you draw one of the pictures that were in our story today and it's pretty good
than the kids you just put them all up on the board and the kids can decide
which part of the story they want to draw on a plain piece of paper.
So there you have a twenty to thirty minute lesson already done, dusted, prepared and
then the next year when that story comes around guess what? you've got it already
prepared and it's just so easy. now let me just show you how I made these cards
all I did is that came with my curriculum. so in one of my curriculums I was
given a book with lots of pictures and all I did was cut out the pictures, took a
plain piece of paper and glued the pictures on put it and laminated it and
you can laminate at home we're just using your iron. I'll put a little link
in the description below so you could learn how to laminate at home. and then
with the other one this actually came the Genesis story actually came in a
visual aid pack that came with my curriculum. so it was all done and the
only thing I had to do was to put the actual story on the back. so that's how I
did it . so very simple, very easy. If you like this idea can you give it a thumbs
up and let me know? and if you have other ideas that you can do with story cards
could you put it the description below? that would be really helpful. one more
tip. if you like to be able to put together Bible stories really easily and
quickly I have got a whole playlist of how to do a Bible story really easy so
check that out when you have time and once again thanks so much for watching
and may God bless you as you teach the next generation about Jesus. see ya!
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Undertale rant| ITS COPIENG FNAF WORLD [by TheAwesomeCODgamer] - Duration: 6:48.[audio cutoff] No!
No!
Ah!
This game,
it's stealing Five Nights at Freddy's' ga-,
it's stealing Five Nights at Freddy's' fame on YouTube and Tumblr.
Before, Five Nights at Freddy's was the best-selling thing on YouTube, on the Internet.
Guys, this is worse than Fallout.
This is worse than Fallout.
They're even making lots and lots of fanart of it, look.
Look how much -- look how much they're replacing Five Nights at Freddy's and Call of Duty.
Look at the gameplay, guys.
You have -- you have to like -- like skeletons and stuff,
or froggy, frogs and stuff.
Fish.
And look at this. Look at this.
"Undertale gameplay".
It's a rip-off of FNaF World.
Look, you have these choices where you have to "fight", "act", "item", or "mercy".
Why would you put "mercy" in an RPG game where you have to fight ghosts -- ghosts and skeletons? It sucks.
And what's that ugly green lines behind there?
And, ugh, the graphics are disgusting.
Look at them.
A Windows 1 computer ha-,
Windows computers have better graphics than that.
Look at this terrible, terrible game stealing Five Nights at Freddy's' fame.
You have to, like, dodge objects that come at you,
and you have this -- and you're this little heart thingy, or...
you're that boy, or that girl, I -- I don't even know.
What -- what's -- what's that girl from Undertale called? I heard it's "Frisk",
'cause they even -- they even replacing Five Nights at Freddy's and copying it.
Ugh!
Ah!
I hate all you Undertale fanboys. I hate you all.
You've all ruined Five Nights at Freddy's' business.
You all suck.
And then the gameplay, you have to go with the skeletons in this place with ugly people called "Grillby's".
It's a rip-off of McDonald's.
By the way, McDonald's is the best place to eat.
And here's -- and here's, like, an animation thingy of the gameplay.
Look.
You have to -- to avoid the big thingy.
And look, they have birds with eyes. This is the weirdest game ever.
Was that 9/11? My God, that's so offensive.
[sighs in English]
And not only that, it's ripping off Five Nights at Freddy's World, look.
"FNaF World gameplay".
It's the exact same thing.
Look at it.
Five Nights at Freddy's World has -- [clears throat] -- airplanes, and so does Undertale.
We need to stop Undertale.
See, look, you have choices, like "Bash Jam", "Munchies", and "Prize Ball", just like how Undertale ripped it off.
And look at this.
It's even more of a rip-off of the, uh --
It's more of a rip-off --
Undertale is a rip-off of "FNaF World Ha-, Hallo-, Halloween".
See?
Ah!
It's the exact same thing.
So, guys --
guys, I'm going to make a new hashtag to put -- put an end to -- an end to Undertale,
and it's gonna be...
"Hashtag, S, T, O, P, Stop, Undertale".
Takes you to a fucking --
See? Look at all these FNaF fans who are agreeing with me. It needs to go away.
Sucks.
So anyways guys, I hope you enjoyed the video, and bye.
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The Ending Of The Dark Knight Trilogy Explained - Duration: 5:50.Christopher Nolan's epic Batman series ended on a somewhat confusing note.
Batman was essentially dead, Bruce Wayne retired in Italy, and all the villains met a slow,
dramatic end.
But every resolution seemed to bring yet another cliffhanger.
So what exactly happened with the finale of The Dark Knight Rises?
Here's an explanation of what really went down in the ending of Nolan's Batman series,
and what it meant — and still could mean — for the future.
Blast survivor
During the climax of the movie, Batman scoops up the bomb threatening Gotham with his Batpod
and shoots off toward the ocean as fast as he can, where it eventually explodes at a
safe distance from the city.
The now-dead Batman is finally hailed as the hometown hero he was all along, and Alfred
heads to Florence, likely holding onto a sliver of hope that he'll find Bruce Wayne living
a new life as a quiet family man — just as he'd described at the beginning of the
film:
"I had this fantasy.
That I'd look across the tables, and I'd see you there.
With a wife."
Of course, Alfred does spot Bruce lunching with Selina Kyle in a pitch-perfect resolution
that, well, seems almost too good to be true.
And for many viewers, it was.
Some fans interpreted this as another instance of Christopher Nolan spinning top-style trickery.
They saw the scene of Wayne's perfect retirement as a part of Alfred's imagination.
But Christian Bale says what we saw was what we got.
"My personal opinion is no, it was not a dream, that that was for real."
The fact that Lucius Fox later discovers that the autopilot function on the Bat had been
restored by Bruce himself certainly lent some credence to Alfred's vision, too.
The light knight rises
If Batman was the Dark Knight, then Officer John Blake as the franchise's Robin is certainly
a lighter shade of justice.
"You should use your full name.
I like that name.
Robin."
"Thanks."
The orphan boy-turned-honest cop was a champion of kids in need, and helped reconnect Wayne
Enterprises with the orphanage he'd grown up in.
He's also the perfect person to take over and become the city's newest masked hero in
Batman's stead, a future that was heavily hinted at when he found the Batcave at the
end of the film.
We don't get to see what his crime-fighting style might be like, but based on his do-gooder
attitude throughout the collapse of the city, Blake could be an optimistic successor to
Wayne's tenure as Gotham's resident hero.
So the movie's closing moments, where Blake gets the keys to the cave asks the obvious
question…
Room for a sequel?
It's been several years since The Dark Knight Rises closed out Nolan's Batman trilogy.
But the ending to the film definitely left the door open to more exploration of his grim
vision of Gotham City.
With Blake taking over the Batcave and plenty of villains from the comics waiting for their
turn on-screen, there's a ton of material to make this film series a quadrilogy or even
larger.
Unfortunately, the would-be star of such a sequel, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, has cast doubt
on the idea of Nolan's series ever getting a fourth installment.
He told Cinema Blend:
"I think Nolan very much thought of that movie as a conclusion, and there's a theme that
runs through all three of those movies that begins in the first movie, runs through the
second movie and it concludes in that moment where he says that Batman is more than a man,
Batman is a symbol.
And so to have another man other than Bruce Wayne kind of becoming Batman at the end of
that trilogy, I think that's the perfect ending to that story."
But still!
Even if Nolan and Gordon-Levitt aren't interested in returning to the material, another filmmaker
could, in theory, pick up where Nolan's series left off somewhere down the line.
After all, Bryan Singer's Superman Returns was a sequel to Superman II...26 years later
— and Singer just straight up ignored Superman III and IV.
So never say never.
Setting a tone
Before the Dark Knight, the Campiness of 1997's Batman and Robin derailed the Caped Crusader's
movie bankability.
"Hi Freeze.
I'm Batman."
But the end of Nolan's series signified a major tonal shift, giving us a much more serious
and dramatic style than the previous set of Batman films.
"I'm Batman."
That new, more grounded view of DC's comic book characters would become something of
an inadvertent standard for the DC Expanded Universe films to follow.
Just look at Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice's grim, gritty vision of Batman.
The same dark tone colored the palettes of Henry Cavill's Superman, and Justice League
looks like it's heading in the same direction.
And that's not the only precedent Nolan's films set for the Batworld, either.
The standalone series
Everyone knows that shared comic movie universes are all the rage right now.
After all, there's a lot of money to be made by dangling one piece of the shared universe
as a must-see for the eventual superhero smash film that's coming soon from each studio.
Even Harry Potter has gotten in on the sequel-prequel spinoff game.
But The Dark Knight films proved that an endless extension of a beloved property isn't always
necessary to rake in the big bucks and earn respect at the same time.
While sequel hopes might always loom over Nolan's trilogy, it currently stands alone
as its own three-part series that earned a lot of respect from critics and had audiences
forking over their cash at the same time.
It's hard to imagine what might've become of the series if Nolan had allowed Warner
Bros. to spin the franchise out into a shared universe of its own.
But the fact is that he didn't, and his movies still accomplished everything they meant to.
Hopefully future filmmakers will look back his trilogy — and its standalone ending
— as the perfect way to handle high profile properties for the next generation...
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