While the title, 'The Dark Knight Rises', still sounds amazingly cheap to me I'm impressed with what I've seen so far. The new villain, as played by Tom Hardy, looks as if he can rival Heath Ledger's show-stopping interpretation of the Joker. What is even more exciting is the way the story is presented; it seems like this time things might not end well for our hero.
Monday, December 19, 2011
Here's a new trailer for 'The Dark Knight Rises'
Ever since 'The Dark Knight' opened to much praise and commercial success in 2008 all eyes have been on director Christopher Nolan to bring his Batman story to an end. 'Batman Begins' and 'The Dark Knight' have both been refreshingly down to earth entries into the tired superhero genre.
While the title, 'The Dark Knight Rises', still sounds amazingly cheap to me I'm impressed with what I've seen so far. The new villain, as played by Tom Hardy, looks as if he can rival Heath Ledger's show-stopping interpretation of the Joker. What is even more exciting is the way the story is presented; it seems like this time things might not end well for our hero.
While the title, 'The Dark Knight Rises', still sounds amazingly cheap to me I'm impressed with what I've seen so far. The new villain, as played by Tom Hardy, looks as if he can rival Heath Ledger's show-stopping interpretation of the Joker. What is even more exciting is the way the story is presented; it seems like this time things might not end well for our hero.
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