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The Dark Knight Rises
JohnnyL:
Kind of liked the title just because it wasn't what everyone was expecting it would be. Less sure about not using Riddler. He seemed like a good choice just because he's one of the villains that could easily be grounded in reality. But whatever. Nolan has, thus far, done a good job of making any character he's introduced work well within his established universe. I'm sure he won't disappoint.
The Watcher:
im thinking the villain will be two-face. whoever the villain is will be one of the mob focused villains that are around gotham, so either two-face or black mask
MontrealCity's Most:
probably both i cant see them using just one
doggfather:
--- Quote from: Mtl 's M-0-s-T on October 31, 2010, 10:10:11 PM --- probably both i cant see them using just one
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I don"t think too that just only one villain is enough
Javier:
It's not the best title out there, but it does give the fan an idea on what the movie will be about.
Batman Begins- Clearly an origin story
The Dark Knight- Batman willing to sacrifice himself for the good of Gotham City therefore being a "Dark" Knight.
The Dark Knight Rises- seems that will be a much more connection from 2nd and 3rd than the 1st and 2nd of the trilogy. Batman will also try to find a way of clearing up his image in Gotham but this will be a problem because whoever is the villain will most likely be using Batman's bad image to their advantage. The word "rises" usually is used when you deal with dead people. Or in the case of Batman, it's "that's not who I thought it was". I've read a few alternate titles, like "Gotham City" or "Batman", etc but none seem to fit with what the trilogy seems to be working on. "Batman: Resurrection" might fit, but this will intentionally mislead tons of people into thinking that Batman dies. I'm certain I'm completely wrong with everything I said, but that's my theory with the titles.
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