The Dark Knight Rises - By Christopher Nolan. ->Use spoiler tags<-
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who's that
[IMG]http://leagueofcomicgeeks.com/media/library/images/movies/the-dark-knight-rises-selina-kyle-2.jpg[/IMG]
Just pointing out this photo is fake.
well doesnt that just explain it
[QUOTE=UnidentifiedFlyingTard;36479501][IMG]http://leagueofcomicgeeks.com/media/library/images/movies/the-dark-knight-rises-selina-kyle-2.jpg[/IMG]
Just pointing out this photo is fake.[/QUOTE]
:o
New OST previews, courtesy of Warner Bros.: [url]http://www.watertower-music.com/releases_spotlight.php?search=WTM39313[/url]
well that makes me wrong then. definitely gotham's reckoning is the prologue music
lol subwoofer
[QUOTE=thrawn2787;36490336]well that makes me wrong then. definitely gotham's reckoning is the prologue music
lol subwoofer[/QUOTE]
well no shit sherlock
Also, I woke up this morning with a copyright infringement violation on my youtube account with my [B]HOME MADE COVER [/B]of the prologue music being taken as the real one and the video deleted.
[QUOTE=BROSEPH;36493585]well no shit sherlock
Also, I woke up this morning with a copyright infringement violation on my youtube account with my [B]HOME MADE COVER [/B]of the prologue music being taken as the real one and the video deleted.[/QUOTE]
What the fuck?
[QUOTE=AaronM202;36494209]What the fuck?[/QUOTE]
He called me a liar back when I told him Gotham's Reckoning was the prologue music -- based upon what I heard in the sample.
If you mean the video, I have no clue, but someone from warner bros. physically submitted a DMCA or something to have my video shut down. And if I ever wanted it back I would have to sue
(I re-orchestrated TDKR's prologue score, it had a decent amount of views, been there for months) And now my account has a "strike against it" thanks to that.
And honestly I wasn't even that accurate.
[QUOTE=BROSEPH;36494742]He called me a liar back when I told him Gotham's Reckoning was the prologue music -- based upon what I heard in the sample.
If you mean the video, I have no clue, but someone from warner bros. physically submitted a DMCA or something to have my video shut down. And if I ever wanted it back I would have to sue
(I re-orchestrated TDKR's prologue score, it had a decent amount of views, been there for months) And now my account has a "strike against it" thanks to that.
And honestly I wasn't even that accurate.[/QUOTE]
Could you upload it to soundcloud or something? I would greatly appreciate it.
[QUOTE=cwook;36494903]Could you upload it to soundcloud or something? I would greatly appreciate it.[/QUOTE]
I'm in the middle of re-writing it, the version they removed was old and inaccurate (like the teddy blass version)
a rough demo/blueprint of the ending is here: [url]http://soundcloud.com/syn-3/bane-part-3[/url]
The real prologue music ripped from a bootleg is here: [url]http://soundcloud.com/syn-3/tdkr[/url]
the two HD currently released samples:
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kdjtVlfuEg[/url]
The sample of Catwoman's theme sounds so much better than the last one.
I can imagine that it would sound great with RainyMood.
More samples from my prologue project (raw stems)
you'll recognize part 1 in general, part 2 is from the first gotham's reckoning sample
(Part one note: it's one full length riff, the second is about half, but with a glissando effect to punctuate -- in the real music it repeats about 6 times)
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S64cLpOAKUE[/media]
edited: updated again, june 30th
Lucius Fox's letter to Bruce Wayne, from the viral campaign:
[quote=Lucius Fox]Dear Bruce,
I hope this letter finds you well. Although I would have liked to have had this conversation with you personally, Alfred tells me I am better off writing as you are not receiving any visitors at the moment. That being the case, I’ll do my best to detail what I feel is becoming a situation within the company.
It’s a given that in the current economic climate our investors have become increasingly concerned about how their money is being spent. As such, our own profitability is being judged and analyzed, particularly by the Board itself. In the past, we haven’t given them any reason to worry as both our earnings and spending have been consistent. This allowed us the autonomy to dedicate resources to Wayne philanthropic programs as well as our own R&D endeavors. But over the past five quarters, our earnings have been on the downtrend. Meanwhile, our R&D spending has been on an astronomical uptrend. And as the black grows fainter around the entire company, I am being put into a position where I have to answer certain questions, particularly about your energy project.
Lucius Fox LetterNo one is going to dispute the fact that innovation is key to our growth and success. It’s a mainstay of our business, which is all the more reason why the Board has begun to scrutinize our R&D budget and set their sights on your machine. Since they don’t know exactly what you’re up to, all they understand is a vast amount of capital is being spent on something they now deem as fruitless – quest for clean energy. Herein lies the problem.
The last time we spoke, you expressed your reluctance to move the project forward and initiate the next phase of trials. I understand your argument as to why. But if you want the company to continue to fund your efforts, I think it is time we give the Board more than just the overview they already have, enlightening them on what this project will mean to Gotham if you are successful. On a personal note, I’d also like to let them know that with age, Bruce Wayne has decided to fill his father’s shoes, using Wayne Enterprises and all its resources to readily and reliably support our city.
Nothing bad can come from this, Bruce. But if you decide not to address the issue at hand, I am not sure how long I can keep the Board at bay. Making matters more difficult is your absence. I am assuming you have your reasons for it and it is not my job to question those, but I fear that if you are going to drop off the radar for an extended period of time, we may risk another Bill Earle situation. I can see a couple [of] Board Members already maneuvering to build influence around the table, most notably John Daggett, who I feel is the last person we want to engage in a power struggle.
When I agreed to take on this role I knew full well what the job and our agreement entailed. I am also well aware of your preferred ways of handling all matters relating to Wayne Enterprises However, I must tell you that we are quickly approaching a set of circumstances that will unfortunately call for a change if we do not address the Board. Change in most instances is not a bad thing, but in this regard I am worried. I’m sure you consider my pessimism to be just another part of my charm. That may be the case, but let’s remember: you didn’t hire me for my charm.
I look forward to hearing from you.
With luck it will be in person.
Regards,
Lucius Fox[/quote]
Bruce's Reply:
[quote=Bruce Wayne]Lucius,
Tell the board that as of today the program is shut down. As we discussed before, there is too much at stake and the risk is too great. That is my only concern.
-Bruce.[/quote]
[editline]29th June 2012[/editline]
Couldn't help but read in Morgan Freeman's and Christian Bale's voice. :v:
[QUOTE=Mr._N;36546842]Lucius Fox's letter to Bruce Wayne, from the viral campaign:
Bruce's Reply:
[editline]29th June 2012[/editline]
Couldn't help but read in Morgan Freeman's and Christian Bale's voice. :v:[/QUOTE]
If i was Lucius, I'd be raging at that reply.
[QUOTE=thrawn2787;36550349]wow she's curvier than i thought she would be[/QUOTE]
Heh.
It's amazing because Bales Batman came across as fucking hilarious in that. And that's toned down from The Dark Knight.
Batman explaining how to drive in that voice. Holy shit. Almost parody.
[QUOTE=Dan2593;36555969]It's amazing because Bales Batman came across as fucking hilarious in that. And that's toned down from The Dark Knight.
Batman explaining how to drive in that voice. Holy shit. Almost parody.[/QUOTE]
Batman in itself in the Nolan series is almost a parody when it comes to his song.
How can Catwoman possibly run and fight in those heels? I understand if they were trying to go for a dangerous femme fatale sort of look for her, but seriously?
[QUOTE=Mr._N;36558737]How can Catwoman possibly run and fight in those heels? I understand if they were trying to go for a dangerous femme fatale sort of look for her, but seriously?[/QUOTE]
You would be amazed at what women can do in heels. I've seen them full out sprint in them without tripping or missing a single step. It just takes years of experience wearing them.
Haha, I guess you're right...
[video=youtube;8Osa8geyUU4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Osa8geyUU4[/video]
That's pretty good, but it doesn't beat these.
[img]http://www.halloweencostumes4u.com/mm5/graphics/00000003/17642.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.watchmencomicmovie.com/photos/costumes-niteowl-ror.jpg[/img]
You can pick up a pretty cool Bane mask for cheap here: [url]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170868049502&fromMakeTrack=true&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:top:en[/url]
[QUOTE=Dr Bob;36564682]You can pick up a pretty cool Bane mask for cheap here: [url]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170868049502&fromMakeTrack=true&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:top:en[/url][/QUOTE]
[quote]Paint application is intentionally not precise (with some run-over/splatter) to give the product an insanely villainous appearance.[/quote]
I find this funnier than it should be.
"our product sucks on purpose"
To be honest, I'd rather pay the £38 (including shipping) for this than the £200+ for those replica masks made by Gotham City FX.
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