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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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British actor Tom, who starred in The Dark Knight Rises as the villainous Bane, presented with an official Guinness World Records certificate, certifying that the super hero movie holds the current title for Highest box office film gross (2D) - opening weekend.

Co-starring Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne, the film grossed $160,887,295 (£103.9 million) during its opening weekend of 20–22 July 2012.

The star said: "I am absolutely delighted to be presented with this certificate and am happy to accept it on behalf of everyone who worked on the Dark Knight Rises".

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Very Cool. :thumbup:

If you guys feel like it you can vote for your favorite portrayals in the Batman franchise in honor of the franchises's 75 years anniversary.
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08 - The Christopher Nolan's Batman

We compare these films to Citizen Kane and The Godfather. We commend its depth, its politicization and adult seriousness. Not spent two years and have noticed the holes in logic and screenplay for The Dark Knight Rises, the mischaracterization of the characters, without claim limits. Later, the trilogy of Christopher Nolan went down in history as a kind of progressive rock hero movies: threw open the doors of the future in his time, and became as old as the future always becomes outdated.


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Hollywood also accommodates Mr. Nolan’s passion for secrecy. In early 2012, just after the holidays ended, a group of Warner’s top movie executives gathered for an emergency meeting because Mr. Nolan was upset.

The filmmaker had told executives he wanted them to find and punish the person who had talked to the Hollywood Reporter magazine about his plans to alter the sound mix on “The Dark Knight Rises” after audiences had a difficult time understanding actor Tom Hardy’s Bane character in a preview, according to several people with knowledge of the matter.

The executives, who had already traded frantic phone calls while the studio was closed between Christmas and New Year’s, concluded it would be impossible to find the source. It took weeks until the issue was resolved with Mr. Nolan and his wife and producing partner, Emma Thomas, recalled the knowledgeable people.

“Anything touching Chris Nolan is treated at the most heightened level,” said one Warner Bros. employee.
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Hollywood also accommodates Mr. Nolan’s passion for secrecy. In early 2012, just after the holidays ended, a group of Warner’s top movie executives gathered for an emergency meeting because Mr. Nolan was upset.

The filmmaker had told executives he wanted them to find and punish the person who had talked to the Hollywood Reporter magazine about his plans to alter the sound mix on “The Dark Knight Rises” after audiences had a difficult time understanding actor Tom Hardy’s Bane character in a preview, according to several people with knowledge of the matter.

The executives, who had already traded frantic phone calls while the studio was closed between Christmas and New Year’s, concluded it would be impossible to find the source. It took weeks until the issue was resolved with Mr. Nolan and his wife and producing partner, Emma Thomas, recalled the knowledgeable people.

“Anything touching Chris Nolan is treated at the most heightened level,” said one Warner Bros. employee.
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lol. I gotta say though, the prologue still sounds awful. The rest of the movie wasn't changed so I dunno why he felt that bad of a need to change that one scene.

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Bale's wife was a stunt driver on TDKR. Chased him in a cop car in a scene.
“My wife was a stunt driver — she was chasing me through the city in Batman. She was driving one of the cop cars. She can do 180s and stunts and all that,” says the British actor. “She terrifies me. My wife terrifies me.”
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ChristNolan wrote:Bale's wife was a stunt driver on TDKR. Chased him in a cop car in a scene.
“My wife was a stunt driver — she was chasing me through the city in Batman. She was driving one of the cop cars. She can do 180s and stunts and all that,” says the British actor. “She terrifies me. My wife terrifies me.”
https://www.yahoo.com/movies/christian- ... 83632.html
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ChristNolan wrote:Bale's wife was a stunt driver on TDKR. Chased him in a cop car in a scene.
“My wife was a stunt driver — she was chasing me through the city in Batman. She was driving one of the cop cars. She can do 180s and stunts and all that,” says the British actor. “She terrifies me. My wife terrifies me.”
https://www.yahoo.com/movies/christian- ... 83632.html
Cool info.

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World network premiere of this is on TNT today for those interested.

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AsianVersionOfET wrote:World network premiere of this is on TNT today for those interested.
That is not good...

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