The Dark Knight Rises Colour Scheme For Third Film...?!?!

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''Batman Begins' had yellow.

''The Dark Knight'' has blue.

What will ''Shadow of the Bat'' get? Vote in the pool!
 
Green for Enigma?
Red for Two Face?
 
From how I saw it, I figured the colors were based on the time of day.

Batman Begins- Dusk
The Dark Knight- Night
Batman 3- Dawn??
 
....invisible, to symbolize the fine line between villian and vigilante.




Lol. I'm just kiddn'. Black. "Shadow" of the Bat. For the most part, shadows are black.
The Shadow Knows!
 
The tone should either be black or purple but I like the blue tone they have taken for TDK, I think they should continue with the blue tone.
 
Realistic saturated colors that would be found in most cities. You see a lot of it in 70's movies.
 
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So we've had a brownish orangy tint in Batman: Begins...And a blueish hue coming from The Dark Knight so far in this series...

...Any suggestions for a colour scheme for a third film...Or any preferable colours to be used...As well, to go along with any suggestion/preference an explanation for what is stated would be nice so...Shoot away...:woot:
 
Hmm, I could see a greenish tint being used, especially if the villain is Riddler.

Other than that I don't know, I think the blueish color is perfect for Batman. Gray perhaps?
 
Hmm, I could see a greenish tint being used, especially if the villain is Riddler.

Other than that I don't know, I think the blueish color is perfect for Batman. Gray perhaps?

Grey...Maybe for catwoman or black mask...?!?
 
Honestly, I didn't notice a tint in this movie. In the promo material, sure. But in the film itself, not so much.

The brown in Begins is mostly from the interiors, too. And the underground chase (due to the lights... which is why its the same in this movie)
 
Grey, if we have Two Face red then
 
The way I've intreptated things, I figured they were using the color schemes/opening titles to represent different times of the day

Batman Begins- Dusk (orange, brown)
The Dark Knight- Night (blue, black)
Batman 3- Dawn??

So if I'm correct, I'd say they'd use brighter/warmer colors (yet keep the dark tones) to represent Dawn. Have it opposite of the way the colors were used in Begins to show that the Sun is coming up.
 
The way I've intreptated things, I figured they were using the color schemes/opening titles to represent different times of the day

Batman Begins- Dusk (orange, brown)
The Dark Knight- Night (blue, black)
Batman 3- Dawn??

So if I'm correct, I'd say they'd use brighter/warmer colors (yet keep the dark tones) to represent Dawn. Have it opposite of the way the colors were used in Begins to show that the Sun is coming up.

...Red?
 
^I like that...Reminds me of TAS!
 
I want gray because I want a lot of rain in BB3
 
I was thinking the exact same thing; how there's almost a tone in each movie. Red or green seems the only plausible ones. I can't suggest any other from the spectrum.
 
In my fan posters I use gray and rain, here's an example:

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If it's gray then it will look...A little too much like Sin City...^But not bad!
 

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