The Dark Knight Rises Tom Hardy as Bane XXIX

[Victarion]

I know Bane climbing down the rope in the sewer fight was Buster.

 

[Brother Jack]

I know Bane climbing down the rope in the sewer fight was Buster.

Considering how big he looked anyway it's hard to tell the difference.

 

[Victarion]

Considering how big he looked anyway it's hard to tell the difference.

It was. Wally did a splendid job with the camera work, especially when Gordon is brought before Bane.

 

[Baneis8feettall]

It was. Wally did a splendid job with the camera work, especially when Gordon is brought before Bane.

Oh yeah, He was like a brick wall in that scene. Scary.

 

[Baneis8feettall]

He looks like Ra's Al Ghul from Arkham City. t:

 

[JackWhite]

He looks like Ra's Al Ghul from Arkham City. t:

That's funny, because he apparently turned down the role in BB.

 

[Baneis8feettall]

That's funny, because he apparently turned down the role in BB.

Really? I didn't know that.He could be great but I'm glad we had Neeson for the role.

I seriously don't think we can ever see DDL in a comic book movie unless it's directed by a legendary director. What they were thinking?

 

[AnneFan]

Zimmer: ....how were we going to beat what we did the last time?



Apparently by making it louder.

"I don't think you made it loud enough sir."

 

[dark_b]

is this fake or real?

 

[Roose Bolton]

Fake.

 

[dante2012]

Hardy was fantastic as bane! Loved his dialogue with batman in their first fight!

 

[TheWallCrawler]

Psychologically he wasn't as interesting as the Joker, but he made up for everything being such a bad-ash

 

[The Guard]

So, in the novel, one of the first things Bane says is "Friend, they expect one of us in the wreckage". And the novel describes Bane as saying it gently. It kind of makes me wonder what Nolan's original concept for Bane was. And it made me wonder what Bane would have been like if he'd been a tad less over the top, more of a quieter, subtle voice to go with the imagery. Probably not as interesting or fun...

 

[Poeman]

Hardy was great with the way he moved his body. Subtle twitches, nodding at his guys, the walk, the collar grip, eyes opening wide, Literally his hand movements did all of the talking

 

[Baneis8feettall]

So, in the novel, one of the first things Bane says is "Friend, they expect one of us in the wreckage". And the novel describes Bane as saying it gently. It kind of makes me wonder what Nolan's original concept for Bane was. And it made me wonder what Bane would have been like if he'd been a tad less over the top, more of a quieter, subtle voice to go with the imagery. Probably not as interesting or fun...

Isn't it almost same in the movie?

 

[marcvader]

I don't think Michael Clark Duncan really needs any help from camera angles.

 

[Poeman]

I want to see Bane perform karaoke

 

[marcvader]

I want to see Bane work the drive through order taking at Wendy's.

 

[Broker]

I want to see Bane work the drive through order taking at Wendy's.

If Wayne Campbell can do it....

 

[Baneis8feettall]

I want to see Tony Jaa vs Bane fight... in the pit.

 

[The Guard]

Isn't it almost same in the movie?

No, he just kind of loudly and energetically says "They expect one of us in the wreckage brother".

Which is still a very cool, telling moment, but in the novel its almost like he regrets the sacrifice. There was a moment of that in the sewer as well in the film...Bane says something like "Your carelessness cost three lives" to his henchmen.

 

[Poeman]

I want to see Bane work the drive through order taking at Wendy's.

Customer: I said Buffalo sauce damn it, not barbeque sauce.

Bane: *Puts hand on customer's shoulder*

Customer: What is this? I paid you for my meal and have left some change in the tip jar.

Bane:And this gives you power over me?

Bane: *grabs Customer's neck*

Customer: You--..Wendy's is pure evil. I just wanted buffalo sauce

Bane: This is necessary evil...The Barbeque sauce...you must endure.

 

[Schlosser85]

No, he just kind of loudly and energetically says "They expect one of us in the wreckage brother".

Which is still a very cool, telling moment, but in the novel its almost like he regrets the sacrifice. There was a moment of that in the sewer as well in the film...Bane says something like "Your carelessness cost three lives" to his henchmen.

What's the difference when they're on a suicide mission anyway?

 

[dark_b]

i think the best parts of Bane were when he killed his men who worked for him. and they all knew that they could die any minute. maybe they would sacrifice or he would kill them.

when Gordon is down there and escapes? holly s.....

 

[DoomsdayApex]

A bit off-topic but...

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