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Joker, Two-Face were main villians in "The Dark Knight Rises" but not anymore

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Anybody else catch this yet?

 

BANE:

 

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What is it?

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The picture? That's Bane...one of Batman's arch-rivals from newer era graphic novels. He's going to be one of the villains in the last installment of the Christopher Nolan Batman series.

Yeh I saw that picture of Bane. It wasn't supposed to be leaked out but with today's technology somebody sent it out or at least that's the story I read yesterday.

Man, I didn't realize that it didn't come out until next summer.

 

Isn't it like July 2012?

Nolan is batting 2-2 with the series (with 2 Home Runs, mind you), but I'm having some reservations about this third & final installment.

Isn't it like July 2012?

 

Not sure...but at the end of the trailer it said "Coming Summer 2012". July would be a safe bet, I feel like that is usually when the huge blockbuster hits are usually released.

 

Nolan is batting 2-2 with the series (with 2 Home Runs, mind you), but I'm having some reservations about this third & final installment.

 

If Batman Begins was a Home Run, then the Dark Knight was a Grand Slam!

I really liked Begins and Dark Knight. I hope this third one continues to be as good.

...kind of impressive how quickly someone managed to piece this together from The Animated Series clips.

 

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