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Last week the Los Angeles Times reported that the Occupy Wall Street protests may be part of The Dark Knight Rises’ New York City shoot. The cast and crew are scheduled to start filming in the Big Apple…
Last week it was reported that the first 6 minutes of The Dark Knight Rises would play before IMAX showings of Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol. AMC Theatres just reported some good news and some not-so-good news. The…
The Dark Knight Rises filming has been completed in Los Angeles. Earlier this weekend there was an official wrap party for the cast and crew. The photo above was tweeted by Debbie, a medic who was on the…
HollywoodLife.com talked to Tim Burton’s Catwoman, Michelle Pfeiffer, last week at a Hollywood event. So what does she have to say about Christopher Nolan’s Catwoman, Anne Hathaway? I think [Anne] is going to be amazing. She has the…
On Monday, SPIKE released a short clip from the SCREAM Awards where The Dark Knight Rises took home the award for “Most Anticipated Movie”. The show aired on television last night, and now we have video of the…
Update: /Film reports that they’ve confirmed this story with multiple sources. The prologue will be 6 minutes, not 8 as reported previously. A trusted source has alerted /Film that Warner Bros. plans to attach an eight minute prologue…
The Dark Knight Rises production is heading to New York City next week, where Christopher Nolan will shoot the final scenes for his epic Batman finale. Earlier this year we learned that Nolan had been scouting locations around…
The 6th annual SCREAM Awards were taped last weekend and The Dark Knight Rises won “Most Anticipated Movie”! The fans got to vote for the winner, so thanks to everyone who helped make this possible. Anne Hathaway, Joseph…
This is pretty cool. The Batwing was filmed this weekend flying high above buildings in Los Angeles. How did Christopher Nolan manage to make this as real as possible? It was being carried by a helicopter! It’s unclear…
