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The 2012 superhero epic about Batman's struggle to overcome the terrorist leader Bane, as well as his own inner demons.
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EnzoTheBaker
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Law_of_4 wrote:Lol
Matthew Modine responding to TDKR fans on twitter has made the anticipation at least 50% more entertaining.
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The interviewer of Bale's interview spoiled the ending!

He basically confirmed Batman does not die
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Allstar wrote:The interviewer of Bale's interview spoiled the ending!

He basically confirmed Batman does not die
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What interview?
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I just watched that interview, and
it doesn't really give anything away, he's just asking him if he'd be willing to come back, which has been asked 100 times. Aaron Eckhardt and Maggie were asked in several interviews for TDK if they'd come back for another Batman, and both of their characters died.
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We need to have a better understanding as a movie-loving community what it means when somebody says a character will live on. Look, whether or not Batman lives/dies in the end of TDKR is not what's being referred to here. Batman, as a character, has survived decades of storytelling. Whether he lives, dies, or get cut into thousands of tiny pieces or whatever, he will still be Batman. And Batman can be rebooted, stories can be altered and characters can be changed.
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EnzoTheBaker
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Allstar wrote:The interviewer of Bale's interview spoiled the ending!

He basically confirmed Batman does not die
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I don't think the interviewer's seen it. He's just asking standard industry questions. And Bale's answers are non-committal.
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eisentower30 wrote:We need to have a better understanding as a movie-loving community what it means when somebody says a character will live on. Look, whether or not Batman lives/dies in the end of TDKR is not what's being referred to here. Batman, as a character, has survived decades of storytelling. Whether he lives, dies, or get cut into thousands of tiny pieces or whatever, he will still be Batman. And Batman can be rebooted, stories can be altered and characters can be changed.
Exactly. Batman survived Burton and Schumacher. And with how great the Nolan series has been, there's no reason to think Batman will go the way of Superman any time soon.
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I'm pretty fucking sure the black dude who interviewed Nolan SPOILS THE FUCKING END at the end of the interview. :| :suicide:
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