Pics of Bane

[samurainoir]

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[MIB41]

COOL! I have confidence this film will rock!

[The Toyroom]

Bane? Or Lame? NOT impressed...

[Hector]

Christopher Nolan gained my respect a long time ago...the dude knows what he's doing...put me down as a hell yeah on this version of Bane...

[kennermike]

Brilliant!! anything is better then a guy in a gimp mask? Nolan is a master filmaker not moviemaker

[clemso]

[thunderbolt]

One pic looks like he's standing on top of a camo tumbler. Looks cool, after Nolan's Joker, this design falls right in line with the more real looking characters.

[samurainoir]

Anyone else seeing this?

[ctc]

>Anyone else seeing this?

....I am NOW....

Don C.

[Earth 2 Chris]

Looks good to me. Let's face it, if they interpreted Bane's costume straight from the comics, he'd look like Nacho Libre to a lot of movie goers.

WB REALLY should have released official photos of everyone before they started filming in Pittsburgh. Now instead of moody, photoshopped studio shots, we get Gothamites out in the park.

Chris

[emeraldknight47]

Anyone else seeing this?
http://images.wikia.com/batman/image...tantLeader.png

Definitely seems to be an influence on Bane from this source and, oddly enough, Lord Humungous from The Road Warrior. Looks okay, but I'm still not totally sold on it.

I've been a fan of Nolan's ever since he twisted my brain around with Memento, but I've never been a HUGE fan of TDK (A good movie crime movie, yes? A good super-hero movie----kind of.) I'll just have to wait and see how this plays out...

[The Toyroom]

Although he broke the back of the Bat, I've always thought that Bane was one of the weaker villains in Batman's rogues gallery...To see him be a "major" threat to the Dark Knight after he's already faced formidable Nolan versions of The Scarecrow, Ra's Al Ghul, The Joker and Two-Face is a bit of a let-down for me. Maybe it'll play out better on screen than it seems to on paper for me..

[kennermike]

Definitely seems to be an influence on Bane from this source and, oddly enough, Lord Humungous from The Road Warrior. Looks okay, but I'm still not totally sold on it.

I've been a fan of Nolan's ever since he twisted my brain around with Memento, but I've never been a HUGE fan of TDK (A good movie crime movie, yes? A good super-hero movie----kind of.) I'll just have to wait and see how this plays out...

you have to remember Nolan is 41 years old he's a generation X'r and you know for a fact he was influenced by Gerge Millers 1981's The Road Warrior he was probably 11 when he saw it.which is a Brilliant Film!

[thunderbolt]

have they spilled the beans on who Joseph Gordon-Levitt is playing?

[Hector]

One pic looks like he's standing on top of a camo tumbler. Looks cool, after Nolan's Joker, this design falls right in line with the more real looking characters.

Exactly.