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The road to the current Justice League film is a very muddled path right now. Initially slated for a summer 2015 release, Justice League is now, if recent reports are to be believed, looking at a delayed release as far back as 2020. There’s some good news, though, with Christopher Nolan looking to join the fold.
More after the break.
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Ever since this summer’s The Dark Knight Rises concluded, viewers have been left scratching their heads over the ending and its repercussions. To some, the film seemed to offer up more questions than it did answers.
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Joel Schumacher is a man shrouded in infamy by the Bat Universe for being responsible for Batman Forever and Batman & Robin — the latter of which was the final nail in the coffin of the Caped Crusader. Schumacher and his Bat-nipples are largely held responsible for destroying the Batman mythos so much that it took 8 years before another Batman live-action film could be taken seriously.
He has given his thoughts to ComingSoon.net on Christopher Nolan’s recent Batman trilogy.
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So, the burning question rages on: Who is the best Batman?
Now this question can throw up numerous possibilities. What does one judge their answer on? Is it which Bruce Wayne is the perfect playboy? Is it which Batman balances the correct tone of intelligence, grit, determination and symbolism? Is the Batman in question judged by his script? Is it the ability to banter with supervillains? Is it a case of familiarity and which Batman you grew up with? Is it simply who has the better jaw? I’d like to think that the answer is made up of a nice amalgamation of all of the above and then some.
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It appears that the rumours of The Dark Knight Rises getting a director’s cut were indeed just rumours, with The Playlist reporting that the version of The Dark Knight Rises which hit theaters was, as many expected, the only version of the film.
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The Dark Knight Rises is a fairly long film. According to recent reports circulating online, however, it could just be even longer when it hits stands on Blu-Ray and DVD.
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Director: Christopher Nolan
Writer: Christoipher Nolan (story & screenplay), Jonathan Nolan (screenplay), David S. Goyer (story), Bob Kane (Batman characters)
Cast: Christian Bale, Tom Hardy, Gary Oldman, Anne Hathaway, Michael Caine, Marion Cottilard, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Morgan Freeman, Matthew Modine, Liam Neeson
Eight years have passed since the death of Harvey Dent and a new era of peace has descended upon Gotham City, until the terrorist leader Bane sets his sights on Gotham forcing Bruce Wayne to don the cape and cowl once more to save the city that has branded him an outlaw.
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Christian Bale Visits Colorado Shooting Victims
Actor Christian Bale spent the afternoon at the Medical Center of Aurora, as well as with victims from the Swedish Medical Center in Englewood, Colorado, to meet with those injured in the mass shooting that took place during a midnight showing of The Dark Knight Rises at the Century Aurora 16. The Denver Post said that Bale spent two and a half hours at the hospital, and besides victims, also met with police officers and emergency medical technicians who were first responders at the incident.
Bale initially requested to not have the media informed, but news of his appearance began to spread once pictures of him meeting with victim Carey Rottman (pictured above) and Swedish Medical staff leaked on Twitter.
A rep from Warner Bros. confirmed that Bale was there “representing himself and not Warner Bros.”
The conclusion to Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy hits theaters this weekend, so it’s only fitting that we take a look back at the journey Nolan’s Batman has taken since 2005 Batman Begins.
What Nolan has done is transform a comic book character and grounded him in reality, inhabiting this world we live in, and making him believable. Not only that, but his films have also had a profound effect on both the industry and cinema as a whole.
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Recap of Pop GO posts published on Jul. 19, 2012.
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11 More Images For “The Dark Knight Rises” Hit The Web
I’m sure many of you are counting down the hours until The Dark Knight Rises hits theaters. Well, we are almost there, folks, and handily Warner Bros. has released another 11 images from the film for you to feast your eyes on.
Like the previous batch which came out Monday, these images don’t feature Batman, but instead shine the spotlight on the talented wider cast this film is blessed with. There are a couple of images of Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne, however.
You can check out the other 5 images at the source.
The legend ends tomorrow.
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Six New Images For “The Dark Knight Rises” Released
We are getting ever closer to the day that I’m sure that will be in everyone’s diaries, and Warner Bros. are continuing to release snippets for The Dark Knight Rises. Comic-Con International saw no last minute preview, but instead saw six more images from the film released.
Despite not being released until Friday, the film is already getting some nice things said about it too. Perhaps most notable is The Hollywood Reporter’s assertion that the film makes “everything in the rival Marvel universe look thoroughly silly and childish”.
The Dark Knight Rises opens July 20th.
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New Trailer For “The Dark Knight Rises” Recaps Bruce’s Journey
We are drawing ever nearer to the release date of Nolan’s highly anticipated finale to his Batman film saga, The Dark Knight Rises, and clips and teasers are still steadily being released.
This latest trailer is simply called ‘Journey’, and serves as a nice refresher of how far Bruce has come since 2005’s Batman Begins.
The legend ends July 20th.
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“The Dark Knight Rises” - 13-Minute Featurette
Warner Bros. has released an extended sneak peak of The Dark Knight Rises. This featurette contains a few new clips, interviews with the cast and crew, and a look at the behind-the-scenes process of creating the film.
It’s well worth a watch. I’m basically just sitting here waiting for the film to be released now.
The legend ends July 20th. But I’m sure you know that by now…
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New “Dark Knight Rises” Trailer: ‘I’m Not Afraid, I’m Angry’
Nokia has exclusively revealed a new trailer for the final film in Nolan’s Batman trilogy, The Dark Knight Rises.
Packed with new footage and some familiar scenes, it’s a great little trailer, showing just how personal the conflict between Bane and Batman will be. Be warned, however, there is a spoiler line of dialogue in this trailer, so if you want to avoid a plot-point reveal, then I’d advise you to resist watching.
The legend ends July 20th.
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