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The teaser trailer for The Dark Knight Rises, the final installment of the Christopher Nolan-helmed Dark Knight series has hit the internets. Sadly, there’s no Anne Hathaway brandishing a whip in a catsuit, but my box office appetite is certainly whet. Take a look after the jump.
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Christopher Nolan has cast Anne Hathaway as Selina Kyle, better known to comic book nerds like me as Catwoman. And we’re not talking that Halle Berry trashfest, either. Hathaway will play the feline felon in The Dark Knight Rises, slated for release on July 12, 2012.
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Ever wonder what history would be like if superheroes and intergalactic bad asses ran shit. Indonesian photog and illustrator Agan Harahap uses his Photoshop skills to give us a peak at an alternate universe where Batman’s a Fidel loving commie, Darth Vader is working for the Third Reich, and Spidey is ready for warfare.
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Photogrpaphed by Thierry Le Gouès, Ali Stephens plays Batman’s sidekick for French Revue de Modes.
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Rumors have hit the internet that Megan Fox will play Catwoman in the next Batman movie. Thoughts?
LINK LOVE: Gawker
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So lovely!!! These Miu Miu pumps are completely covetable and so perfect for a woman who wants to use her feminine wiles to get the Bat. Sorry, quoting Batman & Robin. Don’t you just love how forgiving Hollywood has been to George Clooney and Uma Thurman?!? Not so much for Silverstone.
LINKAGE: LEAF ME ALONE//
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Really people, we’re still doing this? I am embarrassed to know that this exists and is in some way loosely associated with fashion. We already know how played out the full zip hoodie is, and this is just over the top. These hoodies are probably what causes Christian Bale to freak out in public. If you’re going to buy this you might as well just wear a Halloween costume out in public.
Courtesy of: Lot 29
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Imagine this plus this…
Angelina Jolie is interested in playing Catwoman in the upcoming sequel to The Dark Knight. If this is true, boys around the world will be dressing up like balls of yarn in hopes that she fiddles with their kibbles and bits.
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The London premiere of Batman:The Dark Night, brought the stars and London guest together. I couldn’t help but notice a cohesive pattern among the red carpet: darkness. While Heath Ledger’s death and the film’s title evoke a dark tone, it’s summer! Summer is the time for white, pastels and brights. While most of the guests looked stunning, the lack of variation was disappointing. On a brighter note, the film raked in 155.34 Mill during the weekend, at box office, now there is something to smile about!
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So by now you know that The Dark Knight kicked some major ass at the box office, $158.3 million and counting! For those who have seen it and those who haven’t, Heath Ledger is amazing as the Joker and actually lives up to the hype. For those who aren’t comic book (or graphic novels as they are now being called) nerds like myself, here’s the history of the Joker in images.
‘The Man Who Laughs’ (1928)
Bob Kane (the creator of Batman) used still of Conrad Veidt from this silent film as the intial inspiration for the Joker. In the silent film Veidt played disrespect prince, who’s father carves a smile into his face.
Batman #1 (1940)
The Joker’s first apperance.
Batman-The TV Series (1960′s)
The gayest Joker of them all!
The Killing Joke (1986)
In 1986 Alan Moore gave the Joker some balls back, returning him to the morose, amoral villan he was always mean’t to be. This version of the Joker would have the most impact on Tim Burton and Christopher Nolan’s versions of the Joker
Joker in the movies (1989 & 2008)
If you haven’t seen the film, go see it!
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