The Dark Knight 4 "Dark Knight" Scenes to be Shot in IMAX!

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so there are 4 scenes. i think the article pretty much confirms that the first one will be the prologue about Joker's backstory. any idea which the other 3 are?

It's a prologue introducing The Joker. It doesn't say anything about there being a backstory or origin.

And I'm hoping there in one IMAX scene where Batman is beating the absolutely **** out of The Joker.

 

[Steelsheen]

It's a prologue introducing The Joker. It doesn't say anything about there being a backstory or origin.

at this point it could be anything , although that blurred photo looks to be that Joker is pretty much scarred by the time the bank robbery scene takes place.

And I'm hoping there in one IMAX scene where Batman is beating the absolutely **** out of The Joker.

i'm guessing it would be what the Joker would look like under the influence of Scarecrow's fear gas.

 

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at this point it could be anything , although that blurred photo looks to be that Joker is pretty much scarred by the time the bank robbery scene takes place.

Which takes place at the very beginning of the film .

i'm guessing it would be what the Joker would look like under the influence of Scarecrow's fear gas.

I thought that as well. But considering that Phase 2 Scarecrow was deemed "too scary" by the WB execs, I'm not holding out much hope in the fear gas department.

 

[ROBOCOP CPU001]

hmm, if this is a prologue, The joker scene could be told with flash back through Gordon explaining,

"Armed robbery, double homicide."

what do you think?

 

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hmm, if this is a prologue, The joker scene could be told with flash back through Gordon explaining,

"Armed robbery, double homicide."

what do you think?

I don't know.

According to the set reports, the Joker goons (including Mr. J himself) enter the bank and shoot their weapons. Of course, that doesn't necessarily mean they were shooting AT anybody. They could've just been scaring the people in the bank.

Based on the sides, we know that The Joker has a gun and steals money from the bank. There's armed robbery.

We also know from the sides that The Joker kills the bank manager. That's one homicide.

I'm assuming that the goon holding a gun up to The Joker also bites it, so he would be the second.

But what about the second goon? What happens to him? Maybe the one goon turns on both of them, shoots the other one, and then holds The Joker at gunpoint.

 

[Shoemeister]

But what about the second goon?

He becomes Robin.

 

[ROBOCOP CPU001]

I don't know.

According to the set reports, the Joker goons (including Mr. J himself) enter the bank and shoot their weapons. Of course, that doesn't necessarily mean they were shooting AT anybody. They could've just been scaring the people in the bank.

Based on the sides, we know that The Joker has a gun and steals money from the bank. There's armed robbery.

We also know from the sides that The Joker kills the bank manager. That's one homicide.

I'm assuming that the goon holding a gun up to The Joker also bites it, so he would be the second.

But what about the second goon? What happens to him? Maybe the one goon turns on both of them, shoots the other one, and then holds The Joker at gunpoint.

That sounds very plausible, as we all know things can change.

 

[Boom]

He becomes Robin.

Suddenly the pieces begin falling into place.

 

[Nepenthes]

any idea which the other 3 are?

the fear gas Joker?


I'm hoping the other 3 will be scenes with a slightly hallucinatory, unsettling quality (e.g. like seeing Joker for the first time) rather than just balls-out action or chase sequences. Maybe they could all be Joker scenes, make us feel like we're in the room with him.

 

[Steelsheen]

hmm, if this is a prologue, The joker scene could be told with flash back through Gordon explaining,

"Armed robbery, double homicide."

what do you think?

that's what i'm thinking. i'm kinda think LOTR, you know? i'm not saying we're getting an origin tale for The Joker, just a backstory of sorts to further expound on where they left off in BB.

I thought that as well. But considering that Phase 2 Scarecrow was deemed "too scary" by the WB execs, I'm not holding out much hope in the fear gas department.

when did they say that?

 

[ROBOCOP CPU001]

that's what i'm thinking. i'm kinda think LOTR, you know? i'm not saying we're getting an origin tale for The Joker, just a backstory of sorts to further expound on where they left off in BB.

Or we get the " TWO MONTHS LATER " at the bottom of the screen.

 

[Crook]

Chances are Nolan will switch back & forth w/o the addition of textual cues to tell the audience a jump in time has occurred. He's done the same for his past movies.

 

[Shoemeister]

I thought that as well. But considering that Phase 2 Scarecrow was deemed "too scary" by the WB execs, I'm not holding out much hope in the fear gas department.

Yeah, so I've heard. But that was before the actual release of Begins. The folks at WB were still licking their from B&R and didn't know exactly how to handle this beast. Now that they (and we) are familiar with the tone of the franchise, I think it's safe to say they're willing to let Nolan take this as deep and dark as he wants. The first Joker image speaks volumes about this.

 

[Steelsheen]

Or we get the " TWO MONTHS LATER " at the bottom of the screen.

LOL! yeah, i think Nolan needs to somehow place some kind of "marker" for the passage of time. quite a number of complaints of BB from the non-fans i talked to is that they get confused with when it was young Bruce Wayne and when its present day.

 

[ROBOCOP CPU001]

LOL! yeah, i think Nolan needs to somehow place some kind of "marker" for the passage of time. quite a number of complaints of BB from the non-fans i talked to is that they get confused with when it was young Bruce Wayne and when its present day.

what? they couldn't work it out?

Jesus, Budweiser is a big problem to some people huh

 

[Shoemeister]

LOL. How hard is it to follow?

People...

 

[Steelsheen]

what? they couldn't work it out?

Jesus, Budweiser is a big problem to some people huh

i kid you not.

i couldnt really argue about it because i had the unfair advantage of reading the script beforehand, heh.

 

[ROBOCOP CPU001]

i kid you not.

i couldnt really argue about it because i had the unfair advantage of reading the script beforehand, heh.

Good god, that's terrible.

i read it to.. and i preferred the original reveal of Batman.

 

[Steelsheen]

what was the original reveal again dude? dont have the script w/ me right now.

 

[ROBOCOP CPU001]

what was the original reveal again dude? dont have the script w/ me right now.

He lands on the front of the limo,smashes the wind shield taking out the driver.. then he repeats the lines from Year ones first reveal.

"you have eaten well, while Gotham has starved, it ends tonight."

along those lines, except it was the judge in the back of the limo..not Falcone.

 

[Steelsheen]

He lands on the front of the limo,smashes the wind shield taking out the driver.. then he repeats the lines from Year ones first reveal.

"you have eaten well, while Gotham has starved, it ends tonight."

along those lines, except it was the judge in the back of the limo..not Falcone.

oh yeah! i was hoping he'd say those line somewhere in the film. seeing him smash through the windshield would've been cool, but smashing the sunroof and pulling Falcone out through it is good enough. t:

 

[ROBOCOP CPU001]

yeah, it had a great impact..

http://www.sendspace.com/file/fntlj6

mp3 file of that reveal.

 

[Steelsheen]

thanks man! i'll give it a listen a little later.

 

[ROBOCOP CPU001]

I have loads of rips from Begins.



all my own work.

 

[ENERjosh]

ok, from what miranda fox said....she said that joker will be joker threw out the whole film, and that jokers "people" have no clue of the Jokers where abouts are. what if they still dont know its him while they are robbing the bank, he pulls something crazy or does not stick to the plan, and his men turn on him not knowing it's their "boss" removing a plastic mask with smeared makeup, the brown skin and paint explanation?

or not or whatever.

i think nolan has us fooled.

making the sequel we all really needed.

this summer Martin lawrence reprizes his role as The "Dark" Knight.