The Dark Knight Rises (Post-Release Discussion) - Page 19

Someone link me to the early prologue. I've only seen the comparison video. The reason I like the final court voice is because he sounds menacing yet completely calm and masterful but I haven't seen the full early prologue.

God, look at his eyes when he says, "Crashing this plane." Tom Hardy...wow.

Interesting. I didn't realize how much they redubbed Bane's voice since the 6minute prologue back in December. I've seen it in theaters 3 times and just now on the link Waldronnic provided, and it's incredibly different. The enunciation of his words are completely different. A friend and I were on XBL making fun of the "WITH NO SURVIVORS!" line, but it's a lot less mellow in this original filming.

I can only recall one specific moment where I couldn't understand him, and I think he was talking to Dagget. I don't remember, but it was somewhere in the middle of the movie. Everything else was pretty solid...still get chills when I think of him in front of the courthouse. "AND DO YOU ACCEPT THIS MAN'S RESIGNATION?!"

Or jump things ahead 60 years and do Batman Beyond for a film before coming back to Bruce Wayne as Batman. Why? Not only is it a cool concept, but it would also help distance whoever does a Batman next from being compared to Nolan and Bale's run.

Or not.

Anyone planning on popping on subtitles for Bane's dialogue when the dvd and bluray hit?

quote Mister MacPhisto

Anyone planning on popping on subtitles for Bane's dialogue when the dvd and bluray hit?

man subtitles on should be the damn default option

all in jest, spectacular movie. was impressed from beginning to the end. caine's performance, liam neeson's apparition and bane fenderbending the bat were moments that got me shook.

I even slightly heard the crowd gasp when the name Robin came up. Man who cares about the name, it was fine as it was. They used Robin instead of Dick Grayson or whatever because of how much of JGL was in the whole movie. If he was a side MacGuffin character with a smaller storyline, then yeah use the latter. Ending was very fitting, and I like that Nolan kept it to interpretation. I mean I think Bruce's alive, but some guys out there will argue their life that Alfred is just havin lonely old man syndrome... dude drinkin coffee all by his damn self

quote Mister MacPhisto

Or jump things ahead 60 years and do Batman Beyond for a film before coming back to Bruce Wayne as Batman. Why? Not only is it a cool concept, but it would also help distance whoever does a Batman next from being compared to Nolan and Bale's run.

Can't say I disagree with that idea. That sounds amazing.

Or at least a bruised heel. But it's also Christian Bale. You guys should watch the trailer at the bottom of the page. It sorta explains how some of the characters are pieces of Batman. Alfred being the heart, Gordon being the conscience, etc.