The Dark Knight Rises Unsafe (?) Hype Thread |5 Spoiled, 2 Of Them Mods!|

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Keaton did it better and with style. Fancy shields, remote Batmobile driving, etc.
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Thought this looked slick at he time. But STOP! was pretty funny
 
Whatchu talkin' 'bout? That's a great car chase, probably the best action sequence in the movie.

Don't get me wrong, I enjoy it too, but you can imagine the discussion that Nolan had with the producers and studio heads.

"We need to sell some toys, can you stick in a car chase somewhere? And possibly a villain named Bob The Goon? We have some figures leftover from' 89"
 
Don't get me wrong, I enjoy it too, but you can imagine the discussion that Nolan had with the producers and studio heads.

"We need to sell some toys, can you stick in a car chase somewhere? And possibly a villain named Bob The Goon? We have some figures leftover from' 89"
Emma?
 
Did I just see a new TV spot on Comedy Central?

Opened with someone yelling "Who are you?!"
Had Alfred saying "You're not Batman anymore."
Action inter-spliced with a faded text of "RISE"

Spoilered for Sculli's sake.
 
Rereading the thread, and I'm surprised there were so many haters for the boat scene. Yes, it seems cheesy in hindsight, but when I was first watching it I was on the edge of my seat. The high pitched music building up perfectly paralleled the increasing tension. This may have been the crux of the whole film's theme of whether the people of Gotham (and I suppose society in general) could collectively be pushed to completely abandon their morals and humanity, which would mean the Joker had won. All of that was riding on whether or not one of these two boats (mostly the citizens of course) would press the goddamn button.

Watching it again and knowing how it all plays out ruins the effect of the moment, compared to when I watched it the first time and had no idea how it was all gonna play out. Perhaps some of you went into the mindset that there was no way the citizens would blow up the other boat because that would end the film on a terribly dark note atypical of superhero movies. Two things: this type of mindset is terrible and is basically what ruined Toy Story 3 for me at the inferno scene, and I actually wasn't sure whether Nolan had the balls to have the citizens blow up the other ship after he killed Rachel like that. That was the first time I've seen the love interest of a protagonist literally explode. Maybe I don't watch enough movies.
 
Rereading the thread, and I'm surprised there were so many haters for the boat scene. Yes, it seems cheesy in hindsight, but when I was first watching it I was on the edge of my seat. The high pitched music building up perfectly paralleled the increasing tension. This may have been the crux of the whole film's theme of whether the people of Gotham (and I suppose society in general) could collectively be pushed to completely abandon their morals and humanity, which would mean the Joker had won. All of that was riding on whether or not one of these two boats (mostly the citizens of course) would press the goddamn button.

Watching it again and knowing how it all plays out ruins the effect of the moment, compared to when I watched it the first time and had no idea how it was all gonna play out. Perhaps some of you went into the mindset that there was no way the citizens would blow up the other boat because that would end the film on a terribly dark note atypical of superhero movies. Two things: this type of mindset is terrible and is basically what ruined Toy Story 3 for me at the inferno scene, and I actually wasn't sure whether Nolan had the balls to have the citizens blow up the other ship after he killed Rachel like that. That was the first time I've seen the love interest of a protagonist literally explode. Maybe I don't watch enough movies.
You don't know she's dead. Katie Holmes has a lot more free time all of a sudden
 
You don't know she's dead. Katie Holmes has a lot more free time all of a sudden

Bruce: Rachel, you're alive!? I thought I lost you to the Joker forever.
Rachel: Sweet nipples of Schumacher Bruce, did you not realize that the impostor looked NOTHING FUCKING LIKE ME?
 
She got blown up in a building.

I'm hoping Rachel is dead and never ever ever ever ever comes back in a Batman movie.

Ever ever ever ever ever again.
Lazarus pit opens up so many ideas.
I remember episode 1 speculation that darth maul was a clone of obiwan.
Oh well


Btw this guy has a friend in the Chrysler contest. But didn't add that to his thread title

http://neogaf.com/showthread.php?t=480765

Has a link to all the entries. Enjoy!
 
I'm playing around with Fandango's site. They have tickets on sale through July 26. When would they put up tickets for the 27th? I figured they'd add a day with each passing one, but it's been the same since Friday, at least.
 
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