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[PSUHammer]

Totally funny seeing Hines Ward, Heinz Field and Pittsburgh mayor Luke Ravenstahl showing up in the trailer. I had a few friends that were extras in the stands when they filmed in Pittsburgh...

Looking forward to this as Dark Knight was one of my favorite comic book movies. And, I dislike comic books.

[slimgrin]

Capt. Obvious wrote...

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.

Most of the time what he says is understandable, but it's true that there are moments that you have to rewatch just to comprehend what he's saying. I'm talking about the first two movies of course.

Anywho, I wonder if Nolan is trying to give the movie a type of grey morality to it. In one the scenes, Anne Hathaway says, "You're all going to wonder how you thought you could live so large and yet leave so little for the reast of us" or something along those lines. Perhaps Wayne isn't the main reason for Gotham's problems, but he could be apart of it.

Judging from the trailer, they're definitely taking the ambigious morality bit a step further than The Dark Knight.

-The national anthem right at the beginining...I love it.
-America's most popular sport sunk in a crater for thousands to see.
-The sacking of a mansion - rise up you plebs and take down the rich!
-Bane seems less the terrorist than Joker was, and more of a revolutionary.
-It's all punctuated by Hathaway's line, which is painfully relavent given the currrent economic/social crises in the States. Suddenly I can see the direction they will take with Catwoman, and it how it ties in with her character from the comic books.

Modifié par slimgrin, 23 décembre 2011 - 04:00 .

[ximena]

Found this link while browsing tumblr. 50 greatest dark knight rises facts

Can't wait for July.

[FutureBoy81]

"when gothams in ashes, you have my permission to die", some really good dialogue in this movie cant wait for this to come out .

[slimgrin]

It would be nice if we saw him without the mask at some point. Also, acting with that thing on would be tricky.

One more thing I noticed: The 'storm coming' comment by Catwoman is exactly the line Batman used when talking to commissioner Gordon in Batman Begins.

Modifié par slimgrin, 23 décembre 2011 - 03:47 .

[Deathwurm]

slimgrin wrote...

Also, acting with that thing on would be tricky.

So true... the Comment makes me think of what a great job Hogo Weaving did as V in "V for Vendetta"...I don't think the two ctors can fairly be compared, I pretty much think Weaving is a Genius, but it will be interesting to see if Hardy can deliver a good performance through the mask...

I'm expecting to see a lot of tight shots of Bane's eyes.

[Zanallen]

Gatlocke wrote...

Seriously? So Bane's gonna wear that funny mask through the entire movie? Fair enough. I have no problem with his voice. I think it's awesome. Overall, he looks cool so far.

Well, I would imagine that there will be a part near the end, perhaps during the climax, where Bane will be fighting Batman and Batman, or perhaps some other character who is aiding Batman, will rip Bane's mask off. This will, of course, allow Batman to get the upper hand and defeat Bane.

[slimgrin]

Here's how I hope the story goes, based on what I've seen in the trailer.

Bruce Wayne is slowly losing his mind, and that's what Alfred is referring to: he hasn't protected Bruce from his obsession - in fact he's helped him. The cane is a prop. Bruce is physically fit and busts skulls on a nightly basis.

Catwoman is from poor beginnings, perhaps even a prostitute. She gets a hold of Wayne tech through bane, and starts assuming her role as a ruthless and clever thief. She's opposed to Batman on a philosophical level, but doesn't outright confront him. She's no match for him anyway.

Bane is a calculated and intelligent revolutionary intent on gathering an army and razing Gotham to the ground. his mask provides a powerful anesthetic which allows him to fight through inhuman pain, making him Batman's equal, physically.

Modifié par slimgrin, 23 décembre 2011 - 05:10 .

[Zanallen]

slimgrin wrote...

Here's how I hope the story goes, based on what I've seen in the trailer.

Bruce Wayne is slowly losing his mind, and that's what Alfred is referring to: he hasn't protected Bruce from his obsession - in fact he's helped him. The cane is a prop. Bruce is physically fit and busts skulls on a nightly basis.

Catwoman is from poor beginnings, perhaps even a prostitute. She gets a hold of Wayne tech through bane, and starts assuming her role as a ruthless and clever thief. She's opposed to Batman on a philosophical level, but doesn't outright confront him. She's no match for him anyway.

Bane is a calculated and intelligent revolutionary intent on gathering an army and razing Gotham to the ground. his mask provides a powerful anesthetic which allows him to fight through inhuman pain, making him Batman's equal, physically.

Yeah, that sounds pretty likely. Though I'll add that there is a good chance that Catwoman will see Bane "go too far" and realize he must be stopped and aid Batman in the climax.

[Loup Blanc]

When Gotham is ashes, you have my permission to die. Had to listen 3 times, but english isnt my first language.

Modifié par JL81, 24 décembre 2011 - 02:03 .

[twincast]

Capt. Obvious wrote...
Perhaps Wayne isn't the main reason for Gotham's problems, but he could be apart of it.

I wish I could savely assume you knew this tiresome typo puts a 180 on your intended meaning (even if the chosen preposition and basic logic make up enough of a counterargument to it to know what you mean), but overwhelming evidence strongly points against it, so I feel the need to stress: "part"/"a part"/"one part" IS NOT EQUAL TO "apart". Hell, the initial A's in "a part" and "apart" aren't even remotely related.

Modifié par twincast, 24 décembre 2011 - 03:55 .

[Deathwurm]

slimgrin wrote...

Here's how I hope the story goes, based on what I've seen in the trailer.

Bruce Wayne is slowly losing his mind, and that's what Alfred is referring to: he hasn't protected Bruce from his obsession - in fact he's helped him. The cane is a prop. Bruce is physically fit and busts skulls on a nightly basis.

Catwoman is from poor beginnings, perhaps even a prostitute. She gets a hold of Wayne tech through bane, and starts assuming her role as a ruthless and clever thief. She's opposed to Batman on a philosophical level, but doesn't outright confront him. She's no match for him anyway.

Bane is a calculated and intelligent revolutionary intent on gathering an army and razing Gotham to the ground. his mask provides a powerful anesthetic which allows him to fight through inhuman pain, making him Batman's equal, physically.

That is a pretty cool set of ideas...I think you may have come close to outlining what we'll be seeing...

I was thinking the same thing about Bane. A lack of ability to feel pain would be a nice way of converting his use of Venom in the Comics to put him on that equal footing with Batman.

[Fenris_13]

JL81 wrote...

When Gotham is ashes, you have my permission to die. Had to listen 3 times, but english isnt my first language.

English is my third language and I had no problem hearing what he said. Even in the 6 minutes video of th movie I had no problem understanding him.

[Fenris_13]

Could someone tell me why they got someguy that looks like Heath Ledger in the movie? Around the 1:42 mark

[slimgrin]

Fenris_13 wrote...

Could someone tell me why they got someguy that looks like Heath Ledger in the movie? Around the 1:42 mark

Heh, it's purely coincidence. He just happens to look like Heath.

Uhmm..where is everyone finding the 6 minute intro? 

Modifié par slimgrin, 24 décembre 2011 - 01:34 .

[Fenris_13]

Well it was taken down from YouTube. But maybe you can find it somewhere on the internet.

[Chewin]

Fenris_13 wrote...

Could someone tell me why they got someguy that looks like Heath Ledger in the movie? Around the 1:42 mark

That's Joseph Gordon-Levitt. You might remember him from Inception where he played Arthur. In The Dark Knight Rises, he plays a police officer called John Blake, and is a non-canon creation brought in especially for this movie. Not much is known of his role though.

Modifié par Chewin3, 24 décembre 2011 - 02:16 .

[Deathwurm]

Chewin3 wrote...
That's Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

That's cool to hear...he's really developed a great career. I remember watching him on 3rd Rock and thinking he's got a lot of talent.

[chrisuuuu]

slimgrin wrote...

Fenris_13 wrote...

Could someone tell me why they got someguy that looks like Heath Ledger in the movie? Around the 1:42 mark

Heh, it's purely coincidence. He just happens to look like Heath.

Uhmm..where is everyone finding the 6 minute intro? 

Here's the 6 minute intro to the Dark Knight Rises

www.tagtele.com/videos/voir/76551

Modifié par chrisuuuu, 24 décembre 2011 - 03:12 .

[Fenris_13]

Chewin3 wrote...

Fenris_13 wrote...

Could someone tell me why they got someguy that looks like Heath Ledger in the movie? Around the 1:42 mark

That's Joseph Gordon-Levitt. You might remember him from Inception where he played Arthur. In The Dark Knight Rises, he plays a police officer called John Blake, and is a non-canon creation brought in especially for this movie. Not much is known of his role though.

Really? Know that I come to think of it, I heared that he would be in the movie. Though the remind each other very much, Joseph and Heath.

[slimgrin]

chrisuuuu wrote...


Here's the 6 minute intro to the Dark Knight Rises

www.tagtele.com/videos/voir/76551

thanks!

Modifié par slimgrin, 24 décembre 2011 - 04:51 .

[chrisuuuu]

slimgrin wrote...

chrisuuuu wrote...


Here's the 6 minute intro to the Dark Knight Rises

www.tagtele.com/videos/voir/76551

thanks!

np   ....as a side note: went to see Ghost Protocol in IMAX at the Air & Space Museum annex with eight buddies (and their gfs), most of whom read Knightfall and its two sequels as kids. Out of  all of us, only me and two others had no problem hearing Bane's lines clearly. Half of us were underwhelmed by Bane's presence and half were on the fence.  I guess we will see come summer 2012. Bane wasn't discussed much as we were way more excited to see if Nolan drops his (if any) interpretation on Jean-Paul Valley (Gordon-Levitt as a possible by some of us).

Modifié par chrisuuuu, 24 décembre 2011 - 10:28 .