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“The choice has to be made: Is Batman going to return?” The choice was always clear externally after The Dark Knight earned a billion dollars. The decision is more difficult for Bruce Wayne in the universe of the movies, as Christian Bale points out in a new 13-minute TV special for The Dark Knight Rises. The featurette covers a lot of ground, enough to prepare you for all 2 hours and 45 minutes of the movie. In addition to Bale, they talk to co-stars Tom Hardy, Anne Hathaway, Michael Caine, Gary Oldman, Morgan Freeman, Marion Cotillard, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, as well director Christopher Nolan and other behind-the-scenes crew members.
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This is a great 13 minutes to watch...I highly recommend it. It just makes you even more excited that it's almost here and sad at the same time that it's the final one.
Honestly feel if I watched all the released trailers and footage I'd probably be watching half the dang movie....so i'm staying away from it all lol, just like Spider-Man.
I have seen all the trailers, teasers, now this feature & i still have no idea what is gonna happen in this movie. All i know this is gonna be one hell of an epic movie.
*What Alfred says near the end of this really makes me think that Batman is not gonna die. So all those 'batman is gonna die' stuff does not make sense. The movie is called The Dark Knight 'RISES' for pete sakes.
Trailers don't reveal the whole story.
Action, explosions and other minor stuff is revealed.
Better than revealing the whole plot in a 2 minute trailer.
wow I can not wait