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Irish Gamer FYI this place is a toilet Legendary Seeker total posts: 15477 since: Feb 2003	Aug 01, 12 at 2:13pm ^ re: The Dark Knight Rises (Post-Release Discussion)
	Log in to remove this sponsored message Yeah like I said I kinda corrected myself, just a frustration on my part with the character himself not really learning from his previous experiences as Batman ------------------- Don't ever let anyone tell you you deserve that...
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The Red Devils In De Gea I Trust s-e-e-k-e-r since: Jul 2011	Aug 01, 12 at 2:19pm ^ re: The Dark Knight Rises (Post-Release Discussion)
	What a fitting end to a wonderful trilogy. Fantastic film. Christopher Nolan you've delivered once again. The Dark Knight Rises > The Amazing Spiderman > Avengers -------------------
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Celes Leonhart lead's just not permanent Neoholic total posts: 10199 since: Sep 2005	Aug 01, 12 at 2:24pm ^ re: The Dark Knight Rises (Post-Release Discussion)
	Not a chance Spider-Man was better than anything this year. ------------------- RIP Sniggit, Zhou Tai Rocks & Vergil Ties
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King Still Seekin' since: May 2002	Aug 01, 12 at 3:36pm ^ re: The Dark Knight Rises (Post-Release Discussion)
	Was anyone else left wondering why Bruce thought Bane was the child who escaped the pit? During their first fight when Batman killed the lights, Bane told him "he was born in the darkness molded by it, and that he didn't see the light until he was a man. That would sort of suggest the majority of his life was spent in that prison underground in the dark. -------------------
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ctrl R.I.P. Peter Parker 12/26/12 (moderator) Clothes and Fashion Movies/Films Photography Photography Portfolio total posts: 12606 since: Jan 2002	Aug 01, 12 at 4:42pm ^ re: The Dark Knight Rises (Post-Release Discussion)
	quote King Was anyone else left wondering why Bruce thought Bane was the child who escaped the pit? During their first fight when Batman killed the lights, Bane told him "he was born in the darkness molded by it, and that he didn't see the light until he was a man. That would sort of suggest the majority of his life was spent in that prison underground in the dark. I will admit, I was a little confused by that as well. He really was just not as good as he used to be I'm thinking. -------------------
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CaddyZx Hooked on Neo total posts: 4330 since: Nov 2004	Aug 01, 12 at 5:01pm ^ re: The Dark Knight Rises (Post-Release Discussion)
	quote Celes Leonhart Not a chance Spider-Man was better than anything this year. Spiderman was actually good but it was little twlight-ish at times and it did not even come close to the avengers or batman. Avengers is completely different film than Batman. Avengers was just pure fun and a visual masterpiece. Batman (through out all three) was just story telling at its best with some of the best acting performances I have seen in comic book adapted films.
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Phil Anselmo s-e-e-k-e-r total posts: 1777 since: May 2009	Aug 01, 12 at 5:14pm ^ re: The Dark Knight Rises (Post-Release Discussion)
	quote Celes Leonhart Not a chance, Spider-Man was better than anything this year. Fixed.
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Shinobi_razor Mark Nutt Legendary Seeker total posts: 17267 since: Sep 2004	Aug 01, 12 at 5:16pm ^ re: The Dark Knight Rises (Post-Release Discussion)
	also Avengers > Amazing Spiderman by a long shot.
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CaddyZx Hooked on Neo total posts: 4330 since: Nov 2004	Aug 01, 12 at 5:19pm ^ re: The Dark Knight Rises (Post-Release Discussion)
	^^^ Real talk.
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Phil Anselmo s-e-e-k-e-r total posts: 1777 since: May 2009	Aug 01, 12 at 5:20pm ^ re: The Dark Knight Rises (Post-Release Discussion)
	quote Shinobi_razor also Avengers > Amazing Spiderman by a long shot. Nah.
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Wysiwyg :U true seeker total posts: 1002 since: Nov 2007	Aug 01, 12 at 8:11pm ^ re: The Dark Knight Rises (Post-Release Discussion)
	So basically, Bane was a paedophile? 'His only crime was that he loved me', cue Bane being beat down by prisoners. I overlooked this completely and had it pointed out by a friend. Am I missing something or is this a weak attempt at making Bane seem twisted?
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Shinobi_razor Mark Nutt Legendary Seeker total posts: 17267 since: Sep 2004	Aug 01, 12 at 8:22pm ^ re: The Dark Knight Rises (Post-Release Discussion)
	nah it was like fatherly or brotherly love, doubt he was banging Talia as a child or anything.
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Wysiwyg :U true seeker total posts: 1002 since: Nov 2007	Aug 01, 12 at 8:36pm ^ re: The Dark Knight Rises (Post-Release Discussion)
	Then why was love a crime and what had Bane done that deserved such a beating? I will need to watch it all again but Banes silence and solemn expression also seems to convey that he had done something wrong, along with Talias lack of reciprocated emotion.
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Phil Anselmo s-e-e-k-e-r total posts: 1777 since: May 2009	Aug 01, 12 at 8:48pm ^ re: The Dark Knight Rises (Post-Release Discussion)
	quote Wysiwyg Then why was love a crime and what had Bane done that deserved such a beating? I will need to watch it all again but Banes silence and solemn expression also seems to convey that he had done something wrong, along with Talias lack of reciprocated emotion. Pretty sure the prisoners that raped Miranda\Talia's mother wanted to torture/kill him for helping her escape. Her father kicked him out of the LoS probably because he saw him getting too close to his daughter. Idk. That's how I took it.
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BullFish Relentless since: Jan 2006	Aug 01, 12 at 8:51pm ^ re: The Dark Knight Rises (Post-Release Discussion)
	Ra's kicked Bane out because Bane was the physical embodiment of his wife being killed in the Prison (or something like that). Something similar is mentioned in the film, but it doesn't really make sense. You'd think Ra's would be super-duper happy to have Bane, as Bane is the reason Talia is alive at all. ------------------- \|\|Last.fm\|\|Wrestling\|\|Oceania\|\|
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