EnzoTheBaker wrote:On the subject of the prologue's cinematography, can we appreciate the fact that Nolan destroyed two trucks just to give the CIA
crew an imposing background, and to reinforce the ideas of wreckage and fire?

Gotta love the CIA Douche

Umm...

"When Gotham is ashes... you have my permission to die."
- Bane

I just love that line.

Reading that snippet of a scene made me happy. No doubt there will be something like that. Though, "the zone" would probably be replaced with another word, as others have mentioned. Maybe, "the pit" or "the gauntlet" or something.

I found an article talking about the links between Dickens and TDKR.

http://www.tgdaily.com/games-and-entert ... ndefined,0_

Thought I would post it here.

"Thank you."

NO THANKS.

I am new to the board but here is my theory on the entire plot: After looking at the first trailer I am convinced it is JGL as batman. He is smaller and the chin on the costume is the exact same as JGL. So where is batman???? In the second trailer Bane says, "When Gotham is in ashes I give you perm...

look, i just really, really want tdkr to shatter box office records, top everything, and basically just leave a huge impression that Nolan's Batman really, really went out with a huge bang. So, I wish WB would advertise TDKR as a real actiony epic film and with Bane and catwoman, without nostalgic/...

Everyone already wants to see it, war-like ads or not. It's the sequel to the most well received and well liked super-hero film of all time. It'll make bank either way. On a scale of one to ten what chance does TDKR have to surpass TDK's former box-office record? Personally, I suspect that it will ...

Iv never been so excited about a film in my entire life. Iv said it before and I will say it again. The Dark Knight Rises will go down in history as one of the best films ever made. Well, there's always the possibility that the film could be ruined by the hype. For me, this comes down to the fact t...

Honestly... this doesn't bother me AT ALL.