[Tópico Oficial] Batman 3: The Dark Knight Rises - 2º Trailer lançado!!! Pag. 44

Awesome THE DARK KNIGHT RISES Promo Art

At the New York Toy Fair a terrific piece of promotional art was on display, on the side of a van. It features Batman and his flying vehicle, The Bat.

Warner Bros. has started to roll out the promotional artwork for the next Batman film. This little gem is a food truck that was catering the hunger needs of the masses that came to New York to enjoy this past weekends Toy Fair.



FONTE: http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/debbiedowner/news/?a=54642

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Concept Artist Tully Summers Calls THE DARK KNIGHT RISES, "A War Film"

In a recent interview The Dark Knight Rises concept artist Tully Summers describes Christopher Nolan's final Batman as a war film. He also shares his opinion of all the set photos that were posted online.

Cine Web Radio had an interview with Tully Summers, a classically trained illustrator that is best known for his creature designs. He was inspired by one of the most celebrated cinematic wizards, Ray Harryhausen, and his visual style draws a lot from nature as a reference.

In the comic book movie community we may not recognize his name, but we sure as hell recognize his art. He has worked on Men in Black 3, Thor, Avatar, and Green Lantern..

But, it's his work on The Dark Knight Rises that is most intriguing about this interview. When asked about the differences of creating fantasy based designs for films like Men in Black 3 and then going to Nolan's more realistic Batman style, he said:

The difference for me was Christopher Nolan’s visual style. One of the things that makes his Batman movies so compelling is their tone of plausibility. He will often prefer a raw, grittier design over one that is very sleek and product design pretty. It’s sort of a practical military aesthetic. This stuff is made to work, not impress shoppers. The Dark Knight Rises is a war film."

Tully did character designs for Bane and Catwoman, and was asked to share his thoughts of the set photos that leaked and spoiled the official reveal of those two characters.

Films like Batman are meticulously planned. Every shot is storyboarded, framed, lighted and choreographed to camera. Any photos taken that are not from the intended camera are out of context. In a sense it’s like judging Sesame Street or the Muppets from a set photo: “That’s ridiculous! There’s a whole guy hanging out that character!” Christopher Nolan is a consummate filmmaker. Consider his body of work and his first 2 Batman movies. I don’t think fans will be disappointed."

When asked about working on Will Smith's third Men in Black film, Tully said he wasn't nervous about delving into an established universe that many other artist had already contributed too.

Most film today is adapted from something else, weather it be a fairytale, novel, comic book, or an even older movie. It’s often my job to translate a concept from one medium to one that works and is appealing on film. In the case of a sequel like MIB3, I need to try and stay true to the tone of the original while making something new and different enough to keep people interested."

FONTE: http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/debbiedowner/news/?a=54633

Mashup de The Prestige/Batman revela o grande truque de Christopher Nolan

Christopher Nolan é o maior mágico do cinema atualmente e, para provar isso, o usuário do YouTube Dominaz3000 fez um mashup que vai no mínimo te arrancar um “wow!”.

No vídeo, uma narração de Michael Caine tirada diretamente do filme “O Grande Truque” – dirigido por Nolan – é ilustrada por cenas da atual trilogia Batman.

“Batman Begins”, “The Dark Knight” e “The Dark Knight Rises” são vistos como os três atos de um truque – tal qual Nolan nos apresentou no seu filme de 2006.


O vídeo não tem legendas, mas copio aqui o texto dito por Cutter, o personagem de Caine em “O Grande Truque”:
Todo grande truque de mágica consiste em três atos. O primeiro ato é chamado “A Promessa”: O mágico mostra à platéia alguma coisa ordinária. Um maço de cartas, um pássaro ou um homem. Ele mostra um objeto, talvez peça que o inspecionem e vejam que é de verdade, mas que naturalmente não o é.

O segundo ato é chamado “A Virada”: O mágico transforma essa coisa ordinária em algo extraordinário. Agora, você está procurando pelo segredo, mas não o encontrará. Porque não está realmente olhando. Vocês não querem realmente saber. Vocês querem ser enganados.

Mas ainda não aplaudem, porque fazer algo desaparecer não é o suficiente. É preciso trazê-lo de volta. Por isso todo truque mágico tem um terceiro ato. A parte mais difícil. A parte que chamamos de “O Grande Truque”.”

No vídeo a narração para por aí, mas o final dela no filme ainda diz: “Esta é a parte das reviravoltas, onde as vidas ficam suspensas e você vê algo chocante que nunca havia visto antes.”

Esse discurso encaixado com as cenas de Batman deixa claro o que Nolan nos reserva, funcionando como um trailer genial para o último filme da trilogia. Será que ele pensou dessa forma desde o início? Não duvido, e ainda aposto que o próprio diretor gostaria de levar esse teaser para os cinemas.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=N3lKI83zN2k

Fonte: Brainstorm9

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The Dark Knight Rises (fan) Trailer - The Prestige Style