Great Quality Version Of The 40 Second Scene Montage From TDKR Prologue

Very cool. Love the new Batlogo and Bane holding Batman's mask the most.

why don't they upload the whole prologue and not just the last 40 secs?

@Denn1s - I agree. Loads of people have seen the entire prologue by this point, might as well continue to build the hype for the biggest movie of 2012.

@grif - shit head

@DCnerd

Not liking Chris Nolan means you must not be a fan of great plot, humor, character development, drama, respect, realism, and consistency. You are a sad strange little man

The whole prologue, including the montage, uploaded by the same person:

Untitled from SolyentBrak1 on Vimeo.

Epic.

Somebody put this on youtube please? I can't watch it on vimeo

@mbembet You mean other crime dramas look like a stupid joke, only Begins was a CBM, TDK and this are not. They just happen to use the same names of the comics.

*as the comics, my bad.

Still can't understand what Bane is saying...subtitles please!

Bane sounds [frick]ing aweful

sounds like shrek

That was badass

Freakin AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am officially a "Baneiac"

2012 is finally here. cant wait to see this [frick]in movie.

@MarkV "Baneiac"? I think I'm gonna start using that.

I won't judge this movie till its release (I'll hope it'll be good) but already love Tom hardy as Bane. He'll be a monster. He does not need the venom or some CGI Buff Up. Just look at his eyes whe he says: "Crashing this plane!". Dude scares the shit out of me. And I like his voice with that. He seems more crazy than the Joker and more straight forward in accomplishing his plans!

@Supes he tells his follower "NO!! They expect one of us in the wreckage, brother." Follower says "Have we started a fire?" Bane then says "THE FIRE RISES."

@antonio
To be fair Gambitfreak has a point, there are only 10 story structures (or genres), one of which is the Superhero story type which generally follows a hero confronting a new enemy, initially losing, soul-searching, and then proving himself at the end (usually by compacting his physical and spiritual goals).

This is clearly not the case for TDK, unless you count Harvey Dent as the main character and miss out the 'proving himself at the end' bit.

Whilst you can argue that not all CBM have to follow the 'superhero' story structure, TDK resembles the 'Heist' story structure far greater than it does the 'Superhero' structure.

Equally you can argue that Batman isn't a superhero and therefore should have to follow the 'CBM = Superhero structure' idea.

Tribute Enjoy

antonio What you say is true, but for Christs sake, we've gotten that movie so many goddamn times in the past, after watching the only DC character I like get the same movie 3 times in a row is sad!

One Crime drama B-Man film is good enough, but with Begins, TDK, and now TDKR there is nothing seperating the 3 films, it's bland, Batman fights Demons, and monsters, and supernatural beings. I'm to big of a Batman fan to not bitch about this. And I swear if you say, "Well Nolan's Version is realistic and relatable." COMICS ARE FOR [frick]ING ESCAPISM!!!! NOT TO BE REALISTIC, now realistic matters such as 9/11 or Occupy Wall Street, that's cool, but every aspect is not suppose to be like that, after watching TDK again and again, the more I hate it. '89 Batman was a CBM, Returns I guess was a CBM, Batman Forever was a poorly written CBM,B&R was a terrible kids CBM even, Begins was the best Batman CBM, and TDK went overboard, it was really cool to see that version of Joker (though Nicholson's IMO, was cooler) and Two-Face was the highlight, but a Batman film needs to be a little less real, and a lot more comic book orientated.

@BillyBones Thanks. I'll check it out.