Christopher Nolan, the man behind the huge success of the Batman/Dark Knight franchise, has been awarded his own star on the famous forecourt of the Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.
"The Legend Ends" says the marketing for The Dark Knight Rises, so to celebrate the conclusion of Christopher Nolan's superb trilogy, we at LITM are bringing you a whole Batcave's worth of features on the caped crusader and his fight against Gotham's underworld...
The question always posed is, Where does he get those wonderful toys? The answer is either: A - Alfred; B - Himself; or C - Morgan Freeman.
It’s a couple of weeks to the release of – arguably – the year’s biggest film and the publicity material just keeps on coming. We’ve got a couple of new pieces for you today: Christopher Nolan talking about the literary influences that lie behind his trilogy and a thirteen-minute TV Special on the making of the film. Find out more about both after the jump.
"The Legend Ends" says the marketing for The Dark Knight Rises, so to celebrate the conclusion of Christopher Nolan's superb trilogy, we at LITM are bringing you a whole Batcave's worth of features on the caped crusader and his fight against Gotham's underworld...
Batman has faced a multitude of foes since his first appearance in Detective Comics. Many of those foes have made their way into the film adaptations of those comics, but there are plenty - and we do mean plenty - who have yet to grace the silver screen. Lost in the Multiplex's writers pick an enemy they think might make for an interesting opponent and who might be a good fit to play them.
At this exact moment in two weeks time most of the free world will have seen The Dark Knight Rises, now they will likely be planning a return visit while the stragglers vie for the available seats.
In the build-up to this momentous occasion; we present to you even more Dark Knight Rises news pieces.
Warner is on the home straight now on what has been a pretty savvy publicity campaign for The Dark Knight Rises. There are three pieces of Dark Knight publicity for you to get your teeth into this morning: a sweet IMAX poster, the MTV footage that Warner pulled after it leaked last month and the latest – and, for my money, best – TV spot. We’re going to hand them to you in one, convenient package. Hit the jump for the details.
Get ready for it: The official run-time for The Dark Knight Rises is in, and (to the surprise of almost no-one) it's an epic worthy of its predecessors, clocking in at 164 minutes and 27 seconds, according to the British Board of Film Classification.
"The Legend Ends" says the marketing for The Dark Knight Rises, so to celebrate the conclusion of Christopher Nolan's superb trilogy, we at LITM are bringing you a whole Batcave's worth of features on the caped crusader and his fight against Gotham's underworld...
"The Legend Ends" says the marketing for The Dark Knight Rises, so to celebrate the conclusion of Christopher Nolan's superb trilogy, we at LITM are bringing you a whole Batcave's worth of features on the caped crusader and his fight against Gotham's underworld...
"The Legend Ends" says the marketing for The Dark Knight Rises, so to celebrate the conclusion of Christopher Nolan's superb trilogy, we at LITM are bringing you a whole Batcave's worth of features on the caped crusader and his fight against Gotham's underworld...
