None of my friends like Batman/Nolan like I do, so they went into the film totally neutral. But they all came out talking about how amazing and fucking awesome it was. Same with me. I liked it the least of my friends, and I stilled really enjoyed it. Batman Begins will always be my favorite Batman ...

Probably my favorite scene: Daggett: Where's Bane!? *turns corner to see Bane standing in the next room* Bane: Speak of the devil... and he shall appear. Dagget: Your operation at the stock exchange, it didn't work! Bane: Our plan is proceeding as scheduled. Daggett: Then why am I not in control of ...

Blue wrote:And in the 13 minute preview one of the tumblers crashed into a glass door to what I presume is a shop or something. Was in the film.

That actually one is in the film, although they chose what I believe to be an inferior camera angle.

The first fight between Bane and Batman is one of the most intense sequences of the trilogy. It utterly silences everyone and everything in the theater. That said, for some reason, my absolute favorite scene is when Daggett starts mouthing off about Miranda and Bane...then the latter shows up. "Spe...

I can't believe people actually PREFER the theatrical version even after watching that video. Despite seeing it a second time and knowing what to expect, I still hate it...probably even more. Just too comical. Its really not that bad. Overreaction to the extreme. No, it's awful. I had my second vie...

I loved, loved, loved the original prologue voice. I wish someone had taken a picture of my face the moment Bane started talking when I first watched the theatrical edit. This is pretty close: :shock: I couldn't believe it, especially that Nolan caved. The scene is also edited a bit differently and ...

Jus watched it today for a second time, and boy, do I recommend everyone to see it again. I like others was a bit disappointed the first time I watched it, but that was because going in I was expecting to watch a completely different movie than what was presented to me. After watching it again, and...

Really enjoyed the film. Rises felt like much more of a Batman film than TDK and I enjoyed it more because of this. I especially liked seeing more Bruce and Alfred, with Caine delivering a positively gut-wrenching performance. One thing that bothers me is what they did to Bane's voice. I thought hi...

I went to university (undergrad) with the suspect. I never met him personally, but graduated the same year and he did live with a friend of mine. Frightening.