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For the very reasons you give here:
It sounds a lot like a movie that's all about being just as intense as TDK if not more so. Based on what he's said so far, I think Nolan is going to want to tone things down a bit and bring the focus back onto Batman. When TDK came out, we found out that at least some of those criminals who escaped in the first movie ended up working for the Joker. What will become of them in this film? Nolan won't be able to just leave them out there to be dealt with in the next film like he did with Begins. Batman would have to have them all dealt with (or at least, the majority) by the end of the movie, in addition to taking Bane on. That doesn't leave much time for anything else.This quote is why I don't think a lot of these ideas being tossed around for Bane would work well within the context of the film. They're very busy and Bane-centric, with little room for other villains and storylines. I can't see Nolan devoting that much time to one villain. If he were going to do so, he'd probably have done it with the Joker.
One does not need B&R as an excuse to find Bane underwhelming, or to think that he might not be a right fit in a movie that's meant to wrap things up. B&R trampled Ivy, Robin, Freeze, and Batgirl also, but I still wouldn't mind seeing a serious depiction of any of those characters in a future batfilm.Agreed, but all of this makes him just as fitting for Hugo Strange, who, IMO, has quite a bit more depth to his motivation to take on Batman than Bane does.
Well obviously he'll want this to make it more on Batman now; if this is a trilogy like everyone is saying, it's the only decent way to wrap it up. Some of, if not all, Arkham inmates escaped the island and were taken into custody; whether or not if he was able to get them all, we'll never truly know until classified, which is a very fair point. However, I don't believe someone like Bane would overpower the story; in BB Batman took on Carmine Falcone and his mob, Scarecrow, 1/3 of Arkham inmates, and Ra's Al Ghul, as well as in TDK having him take on the Joker, the mob, and Two-Face at the end too. So if you're thinking in terms of it all being just Bane, I don't think it would be too overpowering, if done properly.
I won't go into how Nolan could chuck both Bane and Strange though in the same film, just to break some sensible ground. LOL

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