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[MarchWaltz]

Bane is hispanic, right? I remember him having an accent.

[Loup Blanc]

Bane is hispanic in the comic Not in Nolan's universe. Tom Hardy is british.

[Loup Blanc]

[Andarthiel_Demigod]

 I'm really looking forward to this one. The trailer looked great, lacked Catwoman in action though. Still preffered Bane to have his Mexican origin and proper costume.

[slimgrin]

Seagloom wrote...

Bane needs throat lozenges--stat! Looks like Batman isn't the only man in town gargling broken glass. The trailer didn't grab me. Something about this movie is leaving me cold. The Dark Knight made me curious about the possibilities. This trailer just made me cringe. That football field bit in particular was so CGI-tastic. Up to now the Nolan films have been low key in the CGI department. I hope he hasn't fallen into the trap of overusing it.

Wow. I feel almost the exact opposite. Although the CGI could be better for that scene, everything else looked awesome. 

I bloody LOVE the way Nolan uses designs in shots and the way he constructs a scene. And the cinematography was gorgeous. I might be eating my words about Hathaway as Catwoman. Her small bit of dialog sounded great, and seems to set up why she's a thief. And the batmobile, and tanks, and the f*cking batmobile hovering! And...I have to go change my shorts.

I love this quote:

"Nolan's trailer says more in just over 2 min. w/out even trying than M.Bay can say in hours while trying his damndest," Charlie Berens, a writer and journalist, tweeted.

Modifié par slimgrin, 22 décembre 2011 - 01:54 .

[Brockololly]

Seagloom wrote...

Bane needs throat lozenges--stat! Looks like Batman isn't the only man in town gargling broken glass. The trailer didn't grab me. Something about this movie is leaving me cold. The Dark Knight made me curious about the possibilities. This trailer just made me cringe. That football field bit in particular was so CGI-tastic. Up to now the Nolan films have been low key in the CGI department. I hope he hasn't fallen into the trap of overusing it.

Yeah, I like Bane's voice as its not at all how I thought he'd sound, but its a bit muffled so that its hard to tell what he's saying.

As for the trailer, purely as a trailer, I don't think it was as good at TDK's with Ledger  but I'm looking forward to it nevertheless. The football scene was pretty goofy looking. I know they used alot of practical effects to have real explosions on the field when they shot that scene, but the CG is pretty over the top when put into Nolan's Batman world.

[Zanallen]

I saw the six minute dealio before it was shut down on youtube. It certainly looks like it will be an interesting movie. I am mildly concerned about Bane's voice though. He is definitely hard to understand.

[slimgrin]

I wanna see the six minute dealio. 

I understand Bane's voice fine. It sounds kinda creepy to me, but I'll have to hear more dialog to fully judge. One thing I like about Nolan's Batman is he puts the hero in full lighting and pulls it off.

Modifié par slimgrin, 22 décembre 2011 - 01:57 .

[Zanallen]

slimgrin wrote...

I wanna see the six minute dealio. 

I understand the voice fine. It sounds kinda creepy to me, but I'll have to hear more dialog to fully judge. One thing I like about Nolan's Batman is he puts the hero in full lighting and pulls it off.

It is supposedly the first six minutes of the film. They are playing it before the IMAX showings of Mission Impossible 3. It was on youtube for a bit, but the WB has been laying the smackdown on it. You might be able to find it somewhere though.

I could understand Bane fine in the trailer, but the six minute opening had some lines that threw me.

[slimgrin]

The trailer sports some obvious political messages to be sure. Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but is the football scene an allusion to the colosseum of ancient Rome?

[Fenris_13]

Why do I get this strange feeling that Nolan will not turn Bane into that "muscules state" that he usually is in.

I just have this feeling that he will only stay in his human form.

[Il Divo]

Fenris_13 wrote...

Why do I get this strange feeling that Nolan will not turn Bane into that "muscules state" that he usually is in.

I just have this feeling that he will only stay in his human form.

Pretty much what Gatlocke said. Nolan's going to make Bane a "smart brute". The plan is to test Batman physically, which no villain has really done to any reasonable stretch so far. That really is Bane's angle. He's going to do the "villain thing", but he's also going to be much more brutal.

[Deathwurm]

I think Nolan's probably going to handle Bane as a physically very strong Villian...

Bane's extra-Human strength was from a chemical and may take too much time to cover effectively on-screen in what will probably already be a 2 hour plus Film...it's kind of like what he did with The Joker...putting him in make-up rather than trying to fit the story about how his skin color was changed in his Comic incarnation. It worked well in The Dark Knight and Nolan's style is a bit of Hyper-Realism when it comes to the Trilogy...

I'm looking forward to seeing just how Bane is handled. He was created to be a sort of Anti-Batman, equally as smart and with a tragic childhood but channeling it all into Revenge rather than a quest for Justice.

[chrisuuuu]

Bane's biological dad is King Snake, a british villain. His comic origin is pretty dark and I don't know if it's going to be highlighted much in the film. Bane's gone through much since Knightfall, he's switched from villain to semi-hero multiple times and I can't view him as any bit intimidating after seeing his simping for Scandal smh (Thanos did it better)....The film version of Bane is ok, I don't have a problem with his voice, I guess I'll just wait and see..would love to see DC do the Great Darkness Saga or Marvel do Infinity Gauntlet.

Would love to see Thanos on the big screen. He survived Odin's onslaught. He wiped out half the universes population and took on almost every Marvel hero and villain + all the upper level cosmic abstracts save Living Tribunal and won (for a little while) with the Infinity Gauntlet. And he repeated the same act and even defeated LT with the Heart of the Infinite. Pure badass

Modifié par chrisuuuu, 22 décembre 2011 - 05:53 .

[MarchWaltz]

Fenris_13 wrote...

The flying thing at the end of the trailer really looks sci-fi. Let's just hope there won't be too much CGI as it can ruin a good movie.

That's the batwing! 

Modifié par MarchWaltz, 22 décembre 2011 - 07:33 .

[Rockworm503]

I must be the only person who had no trouble whatsoever understanding Bane... Then again I never had trouble understanding Bale's Batman.

[Deathwurm]

Rockworm503 wrote...

I must be the only person who had no trouble whatsoever understanding Bane... Then again I never had trouble understanding Bale's Batman.

No...I understood him fine as well...I expect he'll come across a lot clearer in the Theaters and on Disc...they picked a particularly quiet, menacing set of lines to set the mood.

[Clover Rider]

Rockworm503 wrote...

I must be the only person who had no trouble whatsoever understanding Bane... Then again I never had trouble understanding Bale's Batman.

I have no trouble with both as well.

But Bale's Batman voice is still over the top funny.

[Seagloom]

I didn't have a problem comprehending Bane's lines either. Had to translate them for my nephew yesterday. XD That said, it seems Bane's wispy voice is intentional.

[slimgrin]

Apparently Nolan said  “that it was OK for a moviegoer not to understand what was said at times, as long as the overall idea was conveyed.”

If he really believes that he's on crack. I hope the rumors aren't true and you can understand Bane's voice throughout the movie. I also agree with those who think Bale's batvoice is a big mistake on Nolan's part. 

Modifié par slimgrin, 23 décembre 2011 - 01:40 .

[Brockololly]

I love Bane's voice. In the prologue it sounds like Jeremy Irons + Darth Vader. Think about that for a second. Its AWESOME.

[Zanallen]

Supposedly, Bane's mask in this film delivers an anesthetic gas to him due to intense pain from a prior injury. So it looks like Nolan cut Venom out of the story completely.