The Dark Knight Rises The Dark Knight Rises Trailer Thread - Part 1

[DaRkVeNgeanCe]

So some of you guys have seen a cleaner version of the trailer?

 

[Keyser Soze]

Geez, permawhite has got to be the worst example of fanboy overreaction in movie history.

Bane's height.

 

[Indrid Cold]

Geez, permawhite has got to be the worst example of fanboy overreaction in movie history.

Oh man there were countless posts on that debate! I think the only thing almost as bad was the tumbler debate.

 

[Syncope]

X-Men: The Last Stand.

That movie has been wiped from memory.

 

[Keyser Soze]

X-Men: The Last Stand.

Damn, forgot that one.

 

[-Arya-]

Bane's height.

and size.....

 

[Clerk]

So some of you guys have seen a cleaner version of the trailer?

Yeah, here it is.

Spoiler

That feel when a mod clicked this trying to find a bootleg.

 

[Indrid Cold]

So some of you guys have seen a cleaner version of the trailer?

It's the same bootleg but with the beginning tacked on and better audio.

 

[gyanrosling]

X-Men: The Last Stand.

 

[AnyonesGhost]

So some of you guys have seen a cleaner version of the trailer?

There is a pretty decent one on someone's FB page that they posted to public. It should stay up for a while because it's been up for almost 12 hours now without being removed. I can't link it, but just use Google and change the search parameters.

 

[craigdbfan]

Spider-Man 3 marketing sort of also threw into question whether Spider-Man/Parker was going to survive or not and the finality of it was a central part of the marketing and the film to a degree.

"Could this be the end of Spider-Man?"

 

[Clerk]

Spider-Man 3 marketing sort of also threw into question whether Spider-Man/Parker was going to survive or not and the finality of it was a central part of the marketing and the film to a degree.

"Could this be the end of Spider-Man?"

And if we really wanna get over-specific, Blade: Trinity flaunted the whole "Blade, are you ready to die?"

 

[lordofthenerds]

X-Men: The Last Stand.

The Return of the King of the X-Men series.

 

[redfirebird2008]

Spider-Man 3 marketing sort of also threw into question whether Spider-Man/Parker was going to survive or not and the finality of it was a central part of the marketing and the film to a degree.

"Could this be the end of Spider-Man?"

Bummer.

 

[itsthebatman]

X-Men: The Last Stand.

Aye, but:
1) It has spawned two prequels in the same universe;
2) Different director so not tonally consistent with X1 and 2;
3) it was a big steaming pile of doggy-doo.

 

[Clerk]

Aye, but:
1) It has spawned two prequels in the same universe;
2) Different director so not tonally consistent with X1 and 2;
3) it was a big steaming pile of doggy-doo.

I was referring to how he said no comic book film had been marketed as the "end battle," Im well aware that it's a steaming pile of ****.

We didn't know Wolverine and First Class were on their way, just like another Batman film could spring up.

 

[MagnarTheGreat]

Spider-Man 3 marketing sort of also threw into question whether Spider-Man/Parker was going to survive or not and the finality of it was a central part of the marketing and the film to a degree.

"Could this be the end of Spider-Man?"

It was the end of that Spider-Man. In a very meta sense.

Spoiler

For good reason...it sucked.

 

[craigdbfan]

Even with the Last Stand & SM3 being the "final" part of their respective franchise we can all tell that TDKR is going to be something wholly different and excuse my assumption the much, much, much better film.

It was the end of that Spider-Man. In a very meta sense.

True.

 

[Doc Holliday]

Aye, but:
1) It has spawned two prequels in the same universe;
2) Different director so not tonally consistent with X1 and 2;
3) it was a big steaming pile of doggy-doo.

Well, they had FC tread the line of being able to fit in that universe but also treading its own ground a bit. I believe the intent is to do a new series of movies grounded in FC, but not related to the original ones.

 

[Indrid Cold]

Well, they had FC tread the line of being able to fit in that universe but also treading its own ground a bit. I believe the intent is to do a new series of movies grounded in FC, but not related to the original ones.

You would be correct in this assumption...but I wonder if there will be a link of any kind to the separate "Wolverine" films.

 

[Sharkboy]

I have the urge to go watch spider man 3 on blu ray now.

 

[Nevincer]

I just noticed... there's a portrait of Harvey Dent next to the first shot of commissioner gordon in the trailer. Good to know the trailer will be blessed with his chin again.

 

[craigdbfan]

I have the urge to go watch spider man 3 on blu ray now.

Visually the movie still looks great to bad it falls apart in the scripting department.

 

[padmaysniper]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jqq4j52Fb4

cant compare

 

[itsthebatman]

You would be correct in this assumption...but I wonder if there will be a link of any kind to the separate "Wolverine" films.

Given that

Spoiler

Professor X is in a chair at the end of FC but is walking at the end of Wolverine, which is presumably set later on

I don't see how.
My point about TDKR is this: it has been explicitly stated by Nolan that this movie definitively ends this story, doesn't leave the door open for 'an ever-expanding bubble' or whatever the quote was. So, yes, I do feel this is the first time that a coherent and fully-formed, closed trilogy of CBMs will be brought to the screen.