^ Funny... "I hope Batman dies at the end. At least there's 'The Avengers' "
Well, this is what happens when set photos and videos leak out. Damage control non existent and fans start interpreting the 'quality' of the film based on unfinished material. We all know Chris Nolan and what he is capable of, there IS a reason for everything.
Looks like Catwoman teams up with Batman... could be some kind of double-crossing as in they cox her to team up and then she betrays and Batman is like "Oh noes..." The cat ears look like a head band. Bane on the other hand may just be a typical baddie from start to finish, but Chris Nolaned-up.
The film, which completes Chris Nolan’s Batman trilogy is already set to see the return of Liam Neeson’s Batman Begins character returning in some capacity, and it looks like he is wanting to complete the set by having Murphy’s Crane/Scarecrow back in the frame.
A source on Superhero Hype wrote, “He was at the Union Station in LA. I couldn’t’ take photos because there are a ton of security around but he’s definitely there.”
Multiple news outlets are reporting that Cillian Murphy has been spotted on the set of The Dark Knight Rises in Los Angeles today, and in doing so answers one of the most frequently asked questions I keep on hearing regarding the new Batman film. YES it now indeed looks like Scarecrow is making a comeback and is terrorising Gotham again!
Buyer beware. I told you my compound would take you places. I never said they were places you wanted to go.
Now, the set video below is hard to make out, but what it basically depicts is a scene in which Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) arrives at a nightspot in his fancy Lamborghini, and doesn’t so much walk the red carpet as he does hobble, aided by a cane...
This video is already sending Batman fans into a frenzy of speculation. There are other tidbits from the film that - when combined with this new set video - certainly tie together to form a pretty secure web of evidence that suggests that Bane will injure Batman/Bruce Wayne at some point in the movie.
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Speculation is that in the comics Bane breaks his back, while in TDKR he break Batman's leg...
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So, might the six-minute prologue be a sequence set in the past, to prepare us for Bane having some connection to the League of Shadows (Ra’s Al Ghul’s ninja assassin organization)? Or maybe some other character has a secret past and allegiance that will become apparent in the story?
The most likely answer is, we’ll see some sort of six-minute sequence about Bane, either showing his escape from prison or his linking up with the League of Shadows. It might even cut right to the chase and just show Bane arriving in Gotham to set his plans in motion. Bane seems certain to factor into the prologue.
Sing it with me... "Bane Bane matalo matalo... Bane Bane matalo matalo...errr... jenson bato jenson bato"
What does Bruce Wayne have in common with Donald Trump? Beyond sitting atop a money pile that would make even Scrooge McDuck blush, the billionaire playboy who stalks Gotham City's streets at night as the Batman just so happens to operate his business on Trump's home turf.
Superhero Hype reports on the current New York City shooting of "The Dark Knight Rises," posting several set photos and first-hand accounts revealing that Trump Towers will double as Wayne Enterprises in the film. Seems like an appropriate use of the production's current New York shoot to me!
More "Dark Knight Rises" set photos have been posted at the website, including a look at Joseph Gordon-Levitt in character as Gotham City police officer John Blake—a character who may or may not eventually become Robin, depending on who you believe—walking the ravaged city's streets.
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"You're fired!" said Batman to the Trumpster.
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Moviegoers will get to see several minutes’ worth of actual footage from Dark Knight Rises when the film’s prologue screens in front of 70 mm IMAX prints of Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol this winter. However, in the meantime, there are some new official images from the movie available, to help quench the thirst of Bat-fan(atic)s.
Rumors have long been circulating that Liam Neeson would (in some capacity) reprise his turn as Ra’s al Ghul from Batman Begins in The Dark Knight Rises - all the more so after Josh Pence signed on for the latter film. So, what does the actor have to say on the matter?
Not-so-shockingly, in a recent interview with MTV, Neeson claimed to not have “a f—ing clue” what Dark Knight Rises is about, but that he’s “eager to see this one… [Christopher] Nolan’s made wonderful films, very rich, dark and complex, especially ['The Dark Knight']…”
Speculation on the gadget? - Maybe a device of mass confusion (use it and victim become confused).
Don't forget to watch the IMAX version of "MI: Ghost Protocol" for the prologue.
"It's really all about finishing Batman and Bruce Wayne's story," said Nolan, who previously directed 2005's Batman Begins and 2008's The Dark Knight. "We left him in a very precarious place. Perhaps surprisingly for some people, our story picks up quite a bit later, eight years after The Dark Knight. So he's an older Bruce Wayne; he's not in a great state."
Warner Bros.' summer 2012 tentpole finds Christian Bale reprising his role of Bruce Wayne/Batman and Gary Oldman back as Commissioner Gordon. But several newcomers also have joined the film, including Tom Hardy as the villain Bane, whom Nolan described as "brutal."
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"He's a big dude who's incredibly clinical, in the fact that he has a result-based and oriented fighting style," he said. "It's not about fighting. It's about carnage. The style is heavy-handed, heavy-footed, it's nasty. Anything from small-joint manipulation to crushing skulls, crushing rib cages, stamping on shins and knees and necks and collarbones and snapping heads off and tearing his fists through chests, ripping out spinal columns. He is a terrorist in mentality as well as brutal action."
Nolan said the plan was to give Batman a villain unlike any he's previously encountered.
"With Bane, we're looking to give Batman a challenge he hasn't had before," Nolan said. "With our choice of villain and with our choice of story we're testing Batman both physically as well as mentally."
Meanwhile, costume designer Lindy Hemming revealed a few more details about the villain's backstory as it relates to his mask [see picture, below].
"He was injured early in his story," she told Empire. "He's suffering from pain and needs gas to survive. He can't survive the pain without the mask. The pipes from the mask go back along his jawline and feed into the thing at his back, where there are two cannisters."
I believe TDK saw 'The Joker' as a maniacal madman running wild (a dog without a leash...).
For TDKR, Nolan has opted for pure brute force. As it is put forth, "Anything from small-joint manipulation to crushing skulls, crushing rib cages, stamping on shins and knees and necks and collarbones and snapping heads off and tearing his fists through chests, ripping out spinal columns. He is a terrorist in mentality as well as brutal action."
Wow. That is some extraordinary human strength. Snapping heads off, ripping spinal columns ?! WTH! I do hope things are still very much real-world approach. There were on-set images of Bruce Wayne limping. Looks like Bane is going to give Batman the worse hits of his life. And I am not talking music.
Wow! The prologue was screened yesterday in the states... can't believe some folks have seen it!
I am not sure the state of which we will receive our prologue. Hopefully the IMAX version of MI4 will have it. Most likely I will have to go watch it online instead...
Anyways, from what I can tell the response has been positive...
But here are some 'feedback', don't worry no prologue plot spoilers :
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...which becomes increasingly garbled and indecipherable as the ambient noise of the airplane intensifies. Several pundits have dubbed the hard-to-make-out dialog a major glitch..
Nolan responded on MovieWeb.com that the nature of Bane's unclear voice was intentional (!) - - do we have to make out the words he will be saying, and then a whole new debate takes place "What exactly did Bane say?"
- After the prologue, quick scenes from TDKR including... the newly released poster scene - - Bane walking with Batman's mask then dropping it. Whoa dramatic... I am starting to think Bane might just do a perma-damage to Batman. Also Selina Kyle briefly. All in quick succession.
- Young Talia Al Ghul (reportedly not in prologue but has been heavily rumored to be in the movie)
- “The legend ends,” many fans are wondering if this movie will dare the unthinkable and actually kill off the caped crusader. - - I say it might just happen ! Give us that 'epic conclusion'. Make us... weep.
TDKR is without doubt the my most anticipated movie of 2012... yes, beating even "The Avengers" and "The Hobbit".
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I was surprised to hear Bane's voice. It is like Darth Vader for the 21st century. His physique isn't that difference from that of a normal person, so I believe it will be his fighting style that will break Batman.
I think the trailer will be officially available soon. A bit of a marketing thing too for folks who want to see the trailer by going to the cinema.
Lol... watched the prologue (bootleg quality). Intriguing but non essential. Bane's voice is starting to concern me... (the ultimate question will be - - will it end up being 'annoying'?)
For those without a 1080p download link, here is what I do to download it (can be used for all Apple Trailers too):
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1. Copy the wget.exe file from the attachment 2. Put it in a folder (e.g C:\Wget\wget.exe ) 3. Go to command prompt and go to that folder (e.g For C: drive; type "cd\", then "cd\wget") 4. Command prompt should be in C:\Wget> 5. Now type "wget -U quicktime <movie link>" 6. Enter and it will download to the wget folder
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