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They already did that in TDK when Batman and Rachel plummeted about twenty stories onto a taxi cab roof and laughed about it.
Didn't the cape parachute them or something?
They already did that in TDK when Batman and Rachel plummeted about twenty stories onto a taxi cab roof and laughed about it.
Has anyone been to the AMC Lincoln Square in Manhattan? I figure that's where I'll go to see it, but I've also heard that the screen is gigantic and I'm a bit nervous that I'll get there, end up in a bad seat, and won't be able to see shit. :lol
"The Dark Knight Rises IMAX prologue will be released on Dec 21 with M:I4, but *only* in theatres with a proper film projector - no digital!," wrote Franklin, adding, "So make sure it's a proper 70mm projection otherwise you'll be disappointed!"
The six minute prologue will revolve around the story of Bane, played by Tom Hardy, and his attempt at assassinating a Saddam Hussein-type dictator by hijacking a plane.
According to Ramas Screen, which claims it was sent an email from a source who had seen the prologue, it is 'a mind blowing action sequence set aboard the Hercules plane'.
It explains: 'Bane and his mercenaries hijack a military plane transporting a dictator of a country which is in unrest (think Saddam Hussein type figure).
'He successfully kills the leader, but makes some mistakes along the way and is unable to safely land the plane.
'Because of the resulting injuries from the accident, he has to undergo complicated surgeries and that is how he winds up with that scar down his neck and the need for the mask to numb the pain.'
The film site claims that Bane's story has been radically re-worked by director Christopher Nolan.
'He is raised by Ras al Ghul [Bruce Wayne's old mentor] and his up bringing mirrors that of Bruce Wayne,' the site describes.
'Its a mirror of Bruce, except its darker and twisted. Bane is trained to be an assassin for the League of Shadows.
'He kills political figures that are deemed unfit by the LOS. So he is a bit of a Che Guevara/ Jason Bourne type character.'
Bane is described as a 'revolutionary and an assassin' who is hellbent on starting his own uprising.
SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS PROLOGUE SPOILERS
The Dark Knight Rises prologue to focus on Bane hijacking a plane
From British newspaper The Metro; I'd say this is probably very likely to be legitimate, the Metro aren't a tabloid paper at all. Read it on the way to uni this morning.
SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS PROLOGUE SPOILERS
The Dark Knight Rises prologue to focus on Bane hijacking a plane
From British newspaper The Metro; I'd say this is probably very likely to be legitimate, the Metro aren't a tabloid paper at all. Read it on the way to uni this morning.
SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS PROLOGUE SPOILERS
The Dark Knight Rises prologue to focus on Bane hijacking a plane
From British newspaper The Metro; I'd say this is probably very likely to be legitimate, the Metro aren't a tabloid paper at all. Read it on the way to uni this morning.
I wish Nolan would not take such liberties with the Bane character or even use him at all
Sorry but this time I do not trust in Nolan
Will never forget the audience shitting themselves when the Batpod exploded out of that thing. People were losing their minds over all the shit that thing was doing, it was a madhouse.
What is the big deal if this is the case? I think it sounds bad ass.
I don't like when a character is changed too much - call me a traditionalist -
Nolan should have just created a new villain
And my biggest gripe of all is with the extensive list of villains to choose from, he picks one of the most uninteresting and mundane
Yes I know it's too early yes I know I didn't see it -
But I bet the majority of people in this thread would have loved The Riddler or Penguin over Bane
So Batman can pretty much just fall off buildings now and survive? Let alone if the girl lands on his cape? Is this what you're telling me?
Really? The majority would have preferred Penguin? Dude, get over it. Don't impose your own FANBOY (not traditionalist) ideas on all of us.
I don't like when a character is changed too much - call me a traditionalist -
Nolan should have just created a new villain
And my biggest gripe of all is with the extensive list of villains to choose from, he picks one of the most uninteresting and mundane
Yes I know it's too early yes I know I didn't see it -
But I bet the majority of people in this thread would have loved The Riddler or Penguin over Bane
Sorry I offended you so much
You cannot deny there is less excitement for this than TDK
Not really. The hype exploded when the trailer was released and all the haters ate crow over there doubts for heath. Expect a similar escalation hereSorry I offended you so much
You cannot deny there is less excitement for this than TDK
Not really. The hype exploded when the trailer was released and all the haters ate crow over there doubts for heath. Expect a similar escalation here
Sorry I offended you so much
You cannot deny there is less excitement for this than TDK
Sorry I offended you so much
You cannot deny there is less excitement for this than TDK
I don't like when a character is changed too much - call me a traditionalist -
Nolan should have just created a new villain
And my biggest gripe of all is with the extensive list of villains to choose from, he picks one of the most uninteresting and mundane
Yes I know it's too early yes I know I didn't see it -
But I bet the majority of people in this thread would have loved The Riddler or Penguin over Bane
the elephant in the room is not having the buzz heaths performance brought to TDK. Also his death. You cant replicate that.
Will people be getting Bane tattoos a year from now? Will the creatively bankrupt be dressing up like Bane and post pics to Reddit for karma next Oct thinking they're the shit?
We'll see.
They proved they could change the public perception of a role - one played to almost universal critical claim and a part of pop culture - with Heath and the Joker.
I guess they wanted to see if they could do the same with a relatively unknown villain. I'm excited.
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Seems the movie's already a hit.
I'mma get his face tattooed on MY FACE
i heard they have a different name for you down at MCU.
You know, my cousin Dougie is still the one guy that is convinced that Jack Nicholson is still the best Joker (I know there are some people on GaF like that as well, but one look at their post histories suggests that they are retarded anyways - and to be discredited).
I don't like when a character is changed too much - call me a traditionalist -
Nolan should have just created a new villain
And my biggest gripe of all is with the extensive list of villains to choose from, he picks one of the most uninteresting and mundane
Yes I know it's too early yes I know I didn't see it -
But I bet the majority of people in this thread would have loved The Riddler or Penguin over Bane
That's probably one of the reasons they wanted to get away with a very un-Joker like villain with the Bane.
I think the public's perception of the Riddler is one of manic asshole like in the 60s show or with Jim Carey's shitty performance in the 90s.
No one really knows a lot of Bane in the general public - so he's this unknown.
But yeah, there isn't the same amount of hype, obviously. The people I talked to in late 2007/early 2008 about Joker are the same ones who today are like, "It's kind of a circus - what the fuck is going on?"
Of course, the film is over months away at this point...
Will people be getting Bane tattoos a year from now? Will the creatively bankrupt be dressing up like Bane and post pics to Reddit for karma next Oct thinking they're the shit?
We'll see.
so does anyone know if an imax showing mission impossible is GUARANTEED to be showing the dark knight rises prologue? after checking my local imax's website and not seeing anything about mission impossible, i called and was informed that they do plan on showing the movie. when i asked about the dark knight rises prologue, she said she wasn't sure. i then asked if she didn't know anything about it at all or if she was aware of it, but was unsure if they were showing it she simply said "i haven't heard anything" which didn't really answer my question. my local imax is a 15-perf 70mm set-up...
Sorry if this has been answered, but is the prologue not being shown in select IMAX theaters prior to Dec 21?? I already purchased tickets for the Dec 17 showing of M:I4 at the Lincoln Center IMAX in NYC expecting to see the prologue =(
so does anyone know if an imax showing mission impossible is GUARANTEED to be showing the dark knight rises prologue? after checking my local imax's website and not seeing anything about mission impossible, i called and was informed that they do plan on showing the movie. when i asked about the dark knight rises prologue, she said she wasn't sure. i then asked if she didn't know anything about it at all or if she was aware of it, but was unsure if they were showing it she simply said "i haven't heard anything" which didn't really answer my question. my local imax is a 15-perf 70mm set-up...
My gripe with the spoiled text is the timespan involved.If Bane trained with Ra's for years, it was obviously in a time before Wayne's stint with the League of Shadows. Which would place it at least a decade before the start of TDKR. What has he been doing for 10 years?