Posts tagged: trailers
Totally disappointed by nerd sites that missed the obvious jokes from Nolan in the new The Dark Knight Rises trailer.
Namely, the “R” for the Gotham Rogues is the same stylized R used for the Robin outfit made canon by the Tim Drake-era Robin and later his shift into Red Robin.
And the touchdown-scoring player’s name is Ward, which is the last name of actor Burt Ward from the 1966 Batman TV Series.
Ahem. Glaven.
pretty interesting stuff.
screaming
OH MY GOD YES
I just want to point out that the guys holding the signs are friends of mine who went to my highschool
mainly one of them, a guy named Dave, is the biggest Batman fan i know
he even went on to publish a comic of his own with a friend of his, it’s called Ban: Sidekicked http://tdotcomics.ca/bansidekicked-a-review/
i’m from Ontario Canada by the way, and so are they
they made the trip out to Pittsburgh just to get a chance at being in the filmlo and behold they made it in hahaha, i’m even excited for them!
Totally disappointed by nerd sites that missed the obvious jokes from Nolan in the new The Dark Knight Rises trailer.
Namely, the “R” for the Gotham Rogues is the same stylized R used for the Robin outfit made canon by the Tim Drake-era Robin and later his shift into Red Robin.
And the touchdown-scoring player’s name is Ward, which is the last name of actor Burt Ward from the 1966 Batman TV Series.
Ahem. Glaven.
edit: guess who has two thumbs and just now learned Hines Ward is real?
also: “Actually, that Robin-style “R” isn’t there by Nolan’s design, guys. Extras were told to make signs in support of the Gotham Rogues, and obviously some of people who went were comic book nerds.” [via]
edit 2: Goddamn it, Steelers. This is worse than the time I assumed the Jets had really found a terminator when they brought Cromartie on.
I saw Catfish back at Sundance before it was picked up by (oddly enough) Relativity Media and also planned a reality show.
The new trailer is out for the film. The above trailer is for a short film with the same name that New York Magazine has had up on their YouTube page for six months. (The actual ‘doc,’ because I’m still not entirely sure the film isn’t genuine…)
But even then, fish analogies still suck.
