Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy is coming to an end July 20, 2012, and a very talented fan, DeviantArtist Alexander Stojanov, created three posters of each of the Batman saga inspired by the Blade Runner posters drawn by Drew Struzan. Now the poster above may seem awfully familiar to you and it has nothing to do with Blade Runner; I’ll show you why and the other two brilliant posters after the break!
Our second official Dark Knight Rises marketing piece has been released in the form of a teaser poster. Previously, the only other marketing materials we have seen thus far have been a great first look at our villain, Bane. But fear not my friends, for more Batman is upon us very soon! It has been said to believe that we will get our first glimpse at The Dark Knight Rises attached to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 as a teaser trailer. If you know any of Christopher Nolan’s previous teasers for his movies you know how vague they can be. Follow me after the jump where you can see the full image of the first teaser poster for The Dark Knight Rises and read the full description of what the teaser trailer is said to behold!
After three long years of waiting, the first teaser trailer for the next and last installment of Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy has been officially released online today. The Dark Knight Rises is slated to be released on Friday, July 20, 2012. You can check out the trailer after the jump!
So much anticipation is riding on Christopher Nolan’s next Batman flick that may cause so much overhype that it may suck. Spider-man 3 anybody? With so many villains, actors, and weight of the second film’s amazingness how can the third film stand up to all the pressure? Only time will tell when The Dark Knight Rises is released next Summer!
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Let The Dark Knight Rises viral marketing begin!!! Much have I anticipated the long arrival of the next viral marketing campaign for Christopher Nolan’s third Batman film. This first image of the villain Bane, one of the many villains in the upcoming film, is the first of many incidents we will hopefully be given to explore the world of Gotham city! Casting Tom Hardy is one thing, but casting him as a villain should be a spectacle to behold, especially with Nolan at the helm. Go after the jump to see how it all got discovered!
The debate on who would be cast as the man of steel has finally reached an end. Ladies and gentleman, may I please direct your attention to Henry Cavill (The Tudors, Stardust). This Brit will be donning the infamous red and blue tights as he battles into the unknown as we have yet to hear an official plot synopsis thus far. And for those worried about a British actor playing such an iconic figure, may I enforce the fact that Christian Bale is British and playing Bruce Wayne, Andrew Garfield is at Brit playing Peter Parker, and Ryan Reynolds is a Canadian acting as Hal Jordan. You can read the fill press release after the break.
Some awesome designer created a lovely Dark Knight Rises poster. Check it out after the jump!
It’s amazing how much music can affect the scene and tone of a film or television show. This great recut Ghostbusters trailer edited by YouTube user, Rothejfunk, is a perfect example of how music can affect the mood of the source material it is representing. He has taken Hans Zimmer’s score from Christopher Nolan’s Inception and completely turned this classic Ivan Reitman 80s comedy into a full out action drama. Watch the video after the break!
Big news created shockwaves in the geek-o-sphere today when Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises villains were officially announced. Little Anne Hathaway is filling the big shoes of Selina Kyle who is better known as Catwoman. This completes 1/2 of the rumor that consisted of a two female lead film. The other villain was announced as well, with the revealing of Tom Hardy’s character, Bane, who was seen in that horrible Joel Schumacher film, Batman & Robin. To read the entire press release keep reading after the jump!
This is an ingenious use of video editing to showcase the genius behind Chris Nolan’s Inception. I’m sure they can’t all have been exactly aligned together with some of the sequences perhaps shown longer shots than the other dream sequences, but these guy(s) really got it down to as precise as they could. Check out this great video, not awesome video, after the break!
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