Thread: Dark Knight Rises

JFC was that Robin Williams I saw in that trailor?? That patch-adams fker is so goddam lame

thats fake not real trailer

Its just a teaser

no Im sayin its homemade, Robin Williams isnt in movie, thats scenes from anotha flick.

Oh lol.. beats me

lol, what a bunch of scamming jews!

Damnit! I just went to IMDB and it says nothing of Robin Williams. What a crock!

However, the first two flicks with Christian Bale were phenomenal.

I was at a movie this weekend and saw the trailer. They made it abundandtly clear that this will be the last movie in the series.

Originally Posted by ALBOB

I was at a movie this weekend and saw the trailer. They made it abundandtly clear that this will be the last movie in the series.

Well that fucking sucks!

Originally Posted by ALBOB

I was at a movie this weekend and saw the trailer. They made it abundandtly clear that this will be the last movie in the series.

The last movie starring Christian and written by Christopher maybe, but not the last. The talent behind the movie may want to end it, but the studios won't let it end.

damn....i thought this is real...
LOL

Fake trailer
Guy in the mask is tombstone from the film death race
Thing with the red eyes is the vampires from Blade 2.
Woman is from Æon Flux


The Game Trailer looks good.

Stargate's Christopher Judge Joins TDKR

Yes, TDKR casting news is STILL coming with the movie deep into production. The latest addition is former Stargate alum Christopher Judge..


In a nice bit of non SDCC related news, Stargate's Tealc has just announced via Twitter that he has been cast in ChristopherNolan's currently filming The Dark Knight Rises..



Sounds like he has been sitting on that for a while then. His role is not currently known, and could well be a very small one considering the huge cast this movie has already amassed. Then again, you just never know. Judge is certainly a very distinctive looking guy. And his size would suggest his role is a physical one. Any ideas? We will update if we get hold of any more info.


Stargate's Christopher Judge Joins TDKR

New Look At Tom Hardy As 'Bane' On The Dark Knight Rises Set!
Couple of photos have been revealed from the set of Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises giving us our new look at Tom Hardy in his full 'Bane' outfit. Check it out!
New Look At Tom Hardy As 'Bane' On The Dark Knight Rises Set!

New Images Of The Catwoman Suit Revealed

First Look At Anne Hathaway As 'Selina Kyle/Catwoman' In The Dark Knight Rises!

First Look At Anne Hathaway As 'Selina Kyle/Catwoman' In The Dark Knight Rises!

A new official image from WarnerBros. The Dark Knight Rises film has revealed the first look at AnneHathaway suited up as Catwoman on a Batpod. Check it out!


The official site for Christopher Nolan's third and final 'Batman' flick, The Dark Knight Rises, has been recently updated with a new still from the highly-anticipated film. While the actress was spotted out of costume yesterday on set, preparing for her scene that'll be filmed today, Warner Bros. has revealed the anticipated first look at Anne Hathaway as Selina Kyle 'Catwoman!'

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Another update from the site offers a new look at the logo in a teaser banner.

Damn I thought that teaser was real! There was talks of having Williams as Hugo Strange, and if he could "get into character", he would have really kicked some ass.

I think the only REALY trailer is this one -

UPDATE: Warner Bros. Unveil A Full Look At Anne Hathaway In Costume As Catwoman!

UPDATE: Anne Hathaway Spotted Filming As Selina Kyle

The Dark Knight Rises: Video of the "Batwing"

Love the batman movies.

re Tom Hardy he is also slated to Play Max in next years Mad Max:Fury Road

Christopher Judge Injured On The Set Of The Dark Knight Rises!

Christopher Judge Injured On The Set Of The Dark Knight Rises!

Thankfully, it's nothing too serious, but after reports last night that a "Chris" had been injured during filming in LosAngeles, his wife took to Twitter to reveal exactly what happened. Details after the jump...
While we still have no idea who he'll be playing in The Dark Knight Rises, Christopher Judge must be involved in some pretty action packed scenes after receiving a "black n' bloodied" eye while filming a stunt last night! After onlookers near the set heard radio calls of "Chris" being injured, many assumed it was Batman himself, ChristianBale. However, Judge's wife took to her Twitter account (link below) and cleared things up for concerned fans.



STARRING:

Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne/Batman
MichaelCaine as Alfred
Gary Oldman as Commissioner Jim Gordon
Morgan Freeman as Lucius Fox
Tom Hardy as Bane
Anne Hathaway as Selina Kyle/Catwoman
Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Tom Blake
Marion Cotillard as Miranda Tate
Josh Pence as Ra's Al Ghul

RELEASE DATE: July 20th, 2012

The Dark Knight Rises Marion Cotillard Topless

The Dark Knight Rises Marion Cotillard Topless

The French actress will be playing Miranda Tate in the new Batman movie. She was seen in the south of France shooting a topless scene for her newmovie, Rust and Bone.

The 36-year old was seen filming a scene for the French film about a marine park orca trainer who loses her legs. She was seen wearing knee high green socks so that visual effects artists could make her beautiful legs look like they've been through an amputation.

Looks like AnneHathaway won't be the sexiest gal in The Dark Knight Rises.

The Dark Knight Rises Shooting At City Hall In Newark, NJ

The Dark Knight Rises Shooting At City Hall In Newark, NJ

ChristopherNolan's conclusion to his Batman saga, The Dark Knight Rises, will be shooting at Newark's City Hall early in the month of November and will be paying quite a sum of money for the two day shoot as well.

According to NJ.com, Via Batman-News.com, Christopher Nolan is taking his production for The Dark Knight Rises to Newark, NJ. Nolan plans to shoot at City Hall in Newark, with no details regarding what it is they will be shooting. The shoot will last two day on November 3rd and 4th and will cost the production $43,500 to rent out the building.



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“The Dark Knight Rises,” the third film in the popular Batman remake, will film on Nov. 3 and Nov. 4 including one day in City Hall, according to a city official.

The official said the city was incurring no cost and Warner Brothers would be paying Newark $43,500 for the use of City Hall as well as additional costs for police and fire personnel that will be required on site.

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Seems like this movie is taking forever to come out...

waiting with extreme patience

Adam Rodriguez Chose Male Stripping Over A Role In The Dark Knight Rises

Adam Rodriguez Chose Male Stripping Over A Role In The Dark Knight Rises

On September 8th it was announced that Rodriguez of CSI: Miami had landed two roles. One, was an unspecified role in the new Batman movie, and the other was for ...


Adam is best known for his role as Detective Eric Delko in the hit television show CSI: Miami. He had a small role lined up in The Dark Knight Rises, but scheduling conflicts with Steven Soderbergh‘s Magic Mike resulted on him passing on the part.

Magic Mike is about a veteran male stripper (Channing Tatum) taking a new stripper (Alex Pettyfer) under his wing and showing him the ropes. Matthew McConaughey will be the owner of the club, Xquisite. Adam Rodriguez will be one of the male strippers alongside White Collar's Matt Bomer, and True Blood's Joe Manganiello.

In addition to Magic Mike, there’s talk that you’re doing Dark Knight. Is that true?

Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to work on Dark Knight because it directly conflicted with the shooting schedule for Magic Mike. There was no way around it. I’m sure it would have been an incredible experience, but I know it worked out for the best.

Fans are pretty excited you’re starring in Magic Mike. What drew you to the role?

The first thing that got my attention was the fact that Steven Soderbergh was directing. Then I read the script and loved the way the premise of a “male stripper movie” was delivered with style. It had edge without taking itself too seriously and humor without making an ass of itself. The roles of the dancers were sprinkled throughout the script with lots of room for improvisation, and I knew it would be something fun to be a part of. I was right. Best time I’ve ever had on a job. Learned a lot and laughed a lot. - celebuzz.com

Christopher Nolan Discusses The Joker Interrogation Scene In THE DARK KNIGHT

Christopher Nolan Discusses The Joker Interrogation Scene In THE DARK KNIGHT

Talking in-depth about the filming and creative process that went in to the intense Batman/Joker interrogation scene in The Dark Knight, ChristopherNolan reveals what did and didn't make it into thefinalcut and more.
Talking to Hero Complex, Christopher Nolan has spoken in great depth about his favourite scene in The Dark Knight - the atmospheric and brutal showdown between Batman and The Joker in the GCPD interrogation room. Below are just a few select excerpts from Nolan's fascinating chat with Geoff Boucher, but to read the interview in full (where the director comments on how the scene was shot, the motivations of the hero and villain as well as the importance of Commissioner Gordon and much more) be sure to click on the link below.

"To be honest, it’s pretty easy for me. The scene that is so important and so central to me is the interrogation scene between Batman and the Joker in the film. When we were writing the script, that was always one of the central set pieces that we wanted to crack."

"On the set, we shot it fairly early on. It was actually one of the first things that Heath had to do as the Joker. He told me he was actually pretty excited to tear off a big chunk early on, really get one of the Joker’s key scenes up in the first three weeks of a seven-month shoot. He and I both liked the idea of just diving in, as did Christian [Bale, who portrayed Batman]. We had rehearsed the scene a tiny bit. We had just ripped through it a couple of times in pre-production just to get some slight feel of how it was going to work. Neither of them wanted to go too far with it in rehearsal. They had to rehearse some of the fight choreography, but even with that, we tried to keep it loose and improvisational. They wanted to save it all. We were all pretty excited to get on with a big chunk of dialogue and this big intense scene between these two iconic characters. It was quite bizarre to see Batman across the table across from the Joker [laughs]. I’m glad you asked this. You know, I could actually talk about this scene for hours."

"We had a lot of time to shoot it too, because it was so early on. Quite often, as you get behind on other things and you run toward the end of the shoot, things can get very squeezed. But you tend to schedule the first few weeks very generously to give the crew and the actors and myself time to find our feet and find our pace. So we had a couple of days to do it."

"For me creatively, that had been about inverting the expectation. We’ve all seen so many of these dark movie interrogation scenes where somebody is being given the third degree. We just wanted to completely flip that on its head. And have the bright, harsh, bleak light sort show you the Joker’s make-up and its decay. The Batsuit was redesigned for this film. And unlike the suit that we had in “Batman Begins,” it’s capable of really being shown in incredible detail and still hold up to that kind of scrutiny under that bright light. The suit looked much more real and more like a functional thing this time. The whole scene was about showing something real and brutal and getting this real harshness."

"Originally, at the end of that scene, once the Joker reveals his information, Christian dropped him and then, almost as an afterthought, he kicked him in the head as he walked out of the room. We wound up removing that bit. It seemed a little too petulant for Batman in a way. And really, more than that, what it was is that I liked how Christian played it: When he drops the Joker, he has realized the futility of what he’s done. You see it in his eyes. How do you fight someone who thrives on conflict? It’s a very loose end to be left with."