Mason wrote:

Robbman wrote:Correct audio sync -

http://www.mongofiles.com/file/49813/Prologue.mp4

For me, that is going to take fifty minutes to download, and I have a really fast broadband connection. Sup with that?

I tried to put it on Megaupload.. wouldn't let me for some reason.

Correct audio sync -

http://www.mongofiles.com/file/49813/Prologue.mp4

There was a lot of dialogue you left out, but you did a fantastic job if that was just from memory. Kudos! I have many questions of my own: 1. What was the purpose of taking blood from Pavel. Did the blood come out of Pavel or into him? I'm going to render a guess and say that they wanted some of P...

One thing I don't like, but won't matter in the end cause the movie will be awsome, is that the character Joker/Bane is already running around doing shit when we get to know them. I know that the films are suposed to focus on the hero's journey, but to see how Bane became Bane would be nice. The fa...

I have no complaints about the acting, just the way it feels so familiar to The Dark Knights prologue. The way he's masked in the begining, the way it revolves around a heist where people are being killed, the way Nolan has hired a famous actor (William Fichtner/Aidan Gillen) just to leave him with...

I could have swore I saw production pics with Tom not in the mask wearing a black long sleeve in a field outside of London. Must have been the opening shot. Wonder were the aerial stuff was filmed. The aerial stuff was Scotland. And the tarmac scene was right outside the Cardington hangers.. aka No...

Hope they redub the dialogue in post-production, because it would be a shame to have such a great scene be criticized due to the inability to make out dialogue. And that is a consensus from almost everyone who saw the prologue in IMAX, much less the bootleg version. They had a lot of people talking...

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christophmac wrote:What is this montage generally about (with minimal spoilers please)?

All it is is just various IMAX shots from the film with no real connectedness to anything. It's just teasers of characters, equipment that don't tell you much.. all except for the final piece of the montage...

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