Nolanoscopy wrote:Was it David8 who said
I just can't remember who it was.
Oh God....Oh God no...it's back...the thread has been threatened once again by....
THE STEAK SCENE RUMOR!!!

KILL IT! KILL IT WITH FIRE!!!

NoMoreDeadCops wrote:Nolanoscopy wrote:Was it David8 who said
I just can't remember who it was.
Oh God....Oh God no...it's back...the thread has been threatened once again by....
THE STEAK SCENE RUMOR!!!
KILL IT! KILL IT WITH FIRE!!!
Nolanoscopy wrote:NoMoreDeadCops wrote:
Oh God....Oh God no...it's back...the thread has been threatened once again by....
THE STEAK SCENE RUMOR!!!
KILL IT! KILL IT WITH FIRE!!!
I have no idea why no one likes the idea of this scene. I think its a great way to show the dictator-ish side of Bane as were as his touchness and class, for lack of a better would. It also shows just how superior he thinks he is and how brutal his rulings are. I don't understand why everyone hates it.
NoMoreDeadCops wrote:Nolanoscopy wrote:
I have no idea why no one likes the idea of this scene. I think its a great way to show the dictator-ish side of Bane as were as his touchness and class, for lack of a better would. It also shows just how superior he thinks he is and how brutal his rulings are. I don't understand why everyone hates it.
Haha good one Anonymity. But yeah, Nolanoscopy, I don't think it's a bad idea. I think it could be pulled off in a great, creepy, Hannibal-esque manner...I just find it amusing how that theory keeps popping up and fascinating people so much. Like I said before on this very thread if it IS in the movie I'll love it but probably laugh out loud in the theater due to its notoriety on here. If it ISN'T in the movie I'll still laugh out loud for similar reasons.
“A lot of directors in the world today attempt to bring character and spectacle together, and fail. And Chris is in the position where he’s a general among leading players who vie for that position of director… not just a huge spectacle, pushing and pioneering with visual effects etc, but also on a simple “warts and all” level, which is, for me, my bread-and-butter, with character analysis, armchair psychology, and showing people the terror in relationships.
And he’s incredibly sucessful as well. He’s got lots and lots of money to do it, which is also a huge draw because there are certain things you can achieve with that money that lesser talent would splurge up the wall in a way that wouldn’t be anywhere near as exciting as what Chris does. For example, CGI over visual effects. He’ll prefer to build something as opposed to have it painted on a notepad. And the steely resolve and scrupulous effort he has to get things done properly is incredibly exciting because you attract people who want to challenge themselves.
I feel really grateful to be part of it, part of the Nolan team, because I know that everyone on that floor will be ready at some level to challenge themselves to do something they haven’t done before. Very rarely do you meet someone on the set who is lazy.”
YourLiberation123 wrote:
Spiders. . . everybody is scared of spiders.
mchekhov wrote:
mchekhov wrote:“A lot of directors in the world today attempt to bring character and spectacle together, and fail. And Chris is in the position where he’s a general among leading players who vie for that position of director… not just a huge spectacle, pushing and pioneering with visual effects etc, but also on a simple “warts and all” level, which is, for me, my bread-and-butter, with character analysis, armchair psychology, and showing people the terror in relationships.
And he’s incredibly sucessful as well. He’s got lots and lots of money to do it, which is also a huge draw because there are certain things you can achieve with that money that lesser talent would splurge up the wall in a way that wouldn’t be anywhere near as exciting as what Chris does. For example, CGI over visual effects. He’ll prefer to build something as opposed to have it painted on a notepad. And the steely resolve and scrupulous effort he has to get things done properly is incredibly exciting because you attract people who want to challenge themselves.
I feel really grateful to be part of it, part of the Nolan team, because I know that everyone on that floor will be ready at some level to challenge themselves to do something they haven’t done before. Very rarely do you meet someone on the set who is lazy.”
SilverHeart wrote:This is what Bane would look like in the steak scene:
See how all the ominous threat of Bane evaporates when he looks that stupid?