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void CGI has always been very questionable
how did it hit him in the face when the hammer was like 2 feet from hitting the target?
void CGI has always been very questionable
intothevoid
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It's a faulty gif
It's a faulty gif
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https://operationearlybird.com/
20 hrs to go till something... I'm betting a poster or a viral video
https://operationearlybird.com/
20 hrs to go till something... I'm betting a poster or a viral video
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18 hours? I can't wait that long
Give me TDKR everything now!!!
18 hours? I can't wait that long
Give me TDKR everything now!!!
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I think it's going to be 15 seconds of the 6 minute preview
I think it's going to be 15 seconds of the 6 minute preview
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There was a special screening of the prologue today so keep your eyes peeled for info.
There was a special screening of the prologue today so keep your eyes peeled for info.
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Yep, one for directors and a second press screening.
I don't see why people are losing their ____ over tweets and crap. We're just a week away from seeing actual footage, why follow descriptions and reactions?
Oh and supposedly that count down is for the new trailer. It would be great if we get it tomorrow but I doubt it. Probably next week.
Yep, one for directors and a second press screening.
I don't see why people are losing their ____ over tweets and crap. We're just a week away from seeing actual footage, why follow descriptions and reactions?
Oh and supposedly that count down is for the new trailer. It would be great if we get it tomorrow but I doubt it. Probably next week.
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Report on the screening, per Beaks at AICN. Contains vague info. He states that they were told not to get too specific. But some interesting observations -
https://www.aintitcool.com/node/52224
Report on the screening, per Beaks at AICN. Contains vague info. He states that they were told not to get too specific. But some interesting observations -
Planes and Bane. In IMAX. That's what you're going to get next Friday (12/16) when you see the first six minutes of THE DARK KNIGHT RISES in front of MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE GHOST PROTOCOL. And as soon as it's finished, you're going to be screaming for the projectionist to run it again.
While we've run a ton of DARK KNIGHT RISES news on this site, I've steered clear of most of it. Aside from casting, I want to remain unspoiled until I'm sitting in an IMAX theater next July, ready to watch the final chapter of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy. So I have no idea where this film is headed, who's going to die, who's going to get their back broken, and how Selina Kyle is going to figure into the narrative.
But I saw Bane tonight. I also saw a stunningly complex, practically-staged action sequence in IMAX. And while I'd love to break it down beat-by-beat, Warner Bros. has asked all journalists to stick to generalities. So...
Nolan introduced tonight's event, and he extolled the immersive virtues of the IMAX format before plunging us into footage - which starts in 35mm widescreen with Gordon eulogizing Harvey Dent. Then we're being whisked across a field. And a few minutes later, aboard a plane, we hear Bane speak for the first time in a horrible, strangled tone. Tom Hardy's Bane is a substantial, but strangely broken man. He's a bruiser, but not exactly massive. He also struggles with his elocution, which may be intentional, but nevertheless resulted in lots of puzzled post-screening discussions. Honestly, I caught probably half of Bane's dialogue, and every colleague I spoke with had similar difficulty understanding him. I hate to cause problems for Nolan at this stage of the filmmaking process, but if Bane sounds like this throughout the film, it could be an issue.
The footage concludes with a montage of shots that gives us a pretty good sense of what Batman is up against (and how Gotham City might tear itself apart). This is going to be a huge movie. No one gets to make a film on this kind of scale anymore. Except for Christopher Nolan. He's brought a physical, David Lean-esque scale to the superhero genre. July can't get here soon enough.
While we've run a ton of DARK KNIGHT RISES news on this site, I've steered clear of most of it. Aside from casting, I want to remain unspoiled until I'm sitting in an IMAX theater next July, ready to watch the final chapter of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy. So I have no idea where this film is headed, who's going to die, who's going to get their back broken, and how Selina Kyle is going to figure into the narrative.
But I saw Bane tonight. I also saw a stunningly complex, practically-staged action sequence in IMAX. And while I'd love to break it down beat-by-beat, Warner Bros. has asked all journalists to stick to generalities. So...
Nolan introduced tonight's event, and he extolled the immersive virtues of the IMAX format before plunging us into footage - which starts in 35mm widescreen with Gordon eulogizing Harvey Dent. Then we're being whisked across a field. And a few minutes later, aboard a plane, we hear Bane speak for the first time in a horrible, strangled tone. Tom Hardy's Bane is a substantial, but strangely broken man. He's a bruiser, but not exactly massive. He also struggles with his elocution, which may be intentional, but nevertheless resulted in lots of puzzled post-screening discussions. Honestly, I caught probably half of Bane's dialogue, and every colleague I spoke with had similar difficulty understanding him. I hate to cause problems for Nolan at this stage of the filmmaking process, but if Bane sounds like this throughout the film, it could be an issue.
The footage concludes with a montage of shots that gives us a pretty good sense of what Batman is up against (and how Gotham City might tear itself apart). This is going to be a huge movie. No one gets to make a film on this kind of scale anymore. Except for Christopher Nolan. He's brought a physical, David Lean-esque scale to the superhero genre. July can't get here soon enough.
https://www.aintitcool.com/node/52224
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I'm gonna try my best to avoid spoilers, I want to see this footage cold.
I'm gonna try my best to avoid spoilers, I want to see this footage cold.
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I'm concerned about the Bane voice issues, what good will it be if you can't understand one of te main characters of the movie, and you would think the prologue wouldn't be released if there was more to be done with it, pretty sure the bank robbery was just the same as the theatrical release.
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I don't recall any differences except for the seconds worth of footage at the end of it that teased the rest of the film.
Opening flame TDK logo was the same, dialogue, same, the Bank Heist WSS score was the same.
The Bank Heist was the first thing they shot, so it had to be one of the first things they finished. I would assume the same could be said with the Bane here. Let's remember, this seems to be the same voice that was at Heinz field that everyone has a problem with . . .
Nope there was differences between the bank robbery in the prologue and the final movie
I don't recall any differences except for the seconds worth of footage at the end of it that teased the rest of the film.
Opening flame TDK logo was the same, dialogue, same, the Bank Heist WSS score was the same.
The Bank Heist was the first thing they shot, so it had to be one of the first things they finished. I would assume the same could be said with the Bane here. Let's remember, this seems to be the same voice that was at Heinz field that everyone has a problem with . . .
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