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The official The Dark Knight Rises thread...
DeeezNuuuts83:
Some new spoilers came out.
Apparently at some point Batman goes underground since that's where Bane's hideout is, which may be where the fight scenes of them take place (rather than in the Batcave, which is what some people thought due to the backdrop). Bane ends up kidnapping Commissioner Gordon at some point too, which might be why he was in the hospital in the teaser trailer. Also, the weapon that Batman is seen holding while sitting on the Batpod is something that basically shuts down stuff (in this case, vehicles).
Hood Crawler:
Everything that's coming out has me more excited for this.
DeeezNuuuts83:
Also I've been reading that some of the test audiences for the movie have been crying or tearing up. Must be a really crazy story.
DeeezNuuuts83:
DON'T READ THIS IF YOU DON'T WANT ANY SPOILERS...
Anyway, I read one critic's review that includes some spoilers, but nothing about the ending, so it's not completely bad if you read this.
Basically Bane shows up and starts fucking up Gotham, particularly after organized crime pretty much disappeared after the events of The Dark Knight with the Harvey Dent Act. He basically takes over the Gotham Stock Exchange and wreaks havoc, which not only makes Bruce want to return as Batman but also messes with his wealth. Gotham PD is lured underground where Bane and his crew are posted up, but they end up getting ambushed/trapped, like in the trailers. He eventually defeats Batman, terrorizes Gotham's wealthy by breaking into their homes and attacking them while also freeing a bunch of criminals, and everyone is trapped there since it's pretty much on an island where the bridges had been destroyed
Bruce gets sent to that "prison" at the bottom of the well, where it is stated that Bane was born while having been the only person to have escaped. Also, Bane (as some anticipated) ends up having crossed paths with the League of Shadows. Rhas Al Ghul makes a cameo (though I'm not sure if he was still alive or if it's a flashback to the events Batman Begins though it's clear that Liam Neeson filmed footage) and so does Scarecrow, who is a makeshift "judge" in the courtroom scene where criminals take over.
Gordon-Levitt is a cop who started out in an orphanage funded by Wayne Enterprises. Many have confirmed that he's not Robin (who Nolan said would never appear in his trilogy)... but maybe he ends up becoming Nightwing or something.
The same article mentioned that there was a "surprise" regarding the masks, so I'm curious what it is.
Chamillitary Click:
Pre-ordered tickets motherfuckers. 8)
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