SilverHeart wrote:Or they might have used the word Dark because it was in the last title.

The Dark Knight has two different meanings; one obviously alluding to Batman and the other to Harvey Dent's fall (White Knight/Dark Knight)

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The title "The Dark Knight Rises" could imply that we will see Batman rise on the verge of being a villain. "Dark" implying "The Evil Knight Rises". Many fans expect Batman to save the day heroically, but they may be mislead. This rise could be a destructive one with Batman eventually becoming no di...

Cilogy wrote:I would prefer a more stylistic director. Doesn't necessarily have to be Aronofsky, but someone like him possibly.

I still think Chan-wook Park would be a great choice; though, I doubt he'd be interested in directing a franchise film.

Philadelphia would have also been a good choice.

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Well, they have shot in London, Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles for the Caped Crusader's city. But I get what you're saying, many have hoped for a more distinct skyline... other than that of Chicago. And they are soon to shoot in NYC and Newwark, NJ. Nolan & Co. actually scouted Detroit before filming ...

Rashad28 wrote:He's already doing with without filming in Detroit.

True, but I still think Detroit would be a fitting choice; after all, Gotham is made up of many different districts.

EnzoTheBaker wrote:If I'm not mistaken, weren't aerial IMAX shots of New York in winter done really early on? I was of the impression that those would be used for shots above the city.

Yes there were.

Still, I like the idea of blending several different cities to create Gotham.

IMAX aerial shots of downtown Detroit would broaden the scope of Gotham even more.

If there is one city that was born to play Gotham for a five second aerial shot, it is Detroit.

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