The Dark knight Rises de Christopher Nolan Sortie bientoottt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:D

C'est un avis bien sur. J'en connais dans mon entourage (peu) qui préfèrent Begins à TDK. Moi non, parce que je trouve qu'il pêche par ses défauts mais reste une relecture énorme. Pour BB, je suis sorti émerveillé, pour TDK, j'ai eu l'impression d'avoir reçu un énorme K.O., et là j'imagine le pire pour TDKR ça va être horrible je sens, une envie de malade surement pour aller le revoir. C'est la force de Nolan de rendre ses films étranges (sensation étrange, plein de choses à l'écran défilent), c'est clairement une expérience.
Et pour les spoilers, stop je ne suis pas sado je serais mieux préparé que pour le précédent, me suis plus retenu cette fois-ci.

Chanandler Bong a écrit:

je suis sur mad aussi

un début d'aveux?

Attention y sont pas tendres du tout


http://leblogdelaredaction.blogs.sciencesetavenir.fr/archive/2012/07/19/the-dark-knight-rises-la-critique.html

Gimli a écrit:

Attention y sont pas tendres du tout


http://leblogdelaredaction.blogs.sciencesetavenir.fr/archive/2012/07/19/the-dark-knight-rises-la-critique.html

Science et avenir? j'ai hates d'avoir celle de Peche à la Carpe Magasine ...

Bon je pars pour le marathon !

Premières impressions dès que je rentre si je ne suis pas trop crevé.

Kaizus a écrit:

Gimli a écrit:

Attention y sont pas tendres du tout


http://leblogdelaredaction.blogs.sciencesetavenir.fr/archive/2012/07/19/the-dark-knight-rises-la-critique.html

Science et avenir? j'ai hates d'avoir celle de Peche à la Carpe Magasine ...

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xs9lkx_the-dark-knight-rises-l-avis-du-public-de-la-pres_creation?start=11&fbc=417

Attention !
Je crois que je viens de me faire spoiler la fin du film sur Batman-News, ne regardez surtout pas les commentaires des gens en dessous des news...

aie pas cool ça!

Y a vraiment des connards qui ont que ça a foutre, dire que je vois le film dans quelques heures en plus...

Oué en plus dans les commentaires c'est vraiment pas malin de leur part

Core pire si tu vois le films dans quelques heures

Putaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiiiiinnnnnn je ne vais plus aller nul part, j'vais cloturer mon compte FB pour les 5 jours restants et ne plus venir qu'ici et encore j'imagine bien des clampins venir se connecter ici et spoiler comme des porcs ... en mode paranoia [ON]

t'es seulement en mode paranoïa

Gimli a écrit:

t'es seulement en mode paranoïa

Bah faut bien là ...

Et merde allociné de ... vient de me faire spoiler 2 trucs... Je ne vais plus que sur imdb et rotten

Ouais enfin IMDB c'est pas mal rempli de boulets qui kiffent poster des spoilers aussi

oui mais juste pour voir la note mais y a encore rien

Ouais enfin perso depuis qu'on a une tendance, je ne regarde que le tomatoemeter. Ne pas lire de commentaires sur des sites, sur FB, ne pas se risquer dans certains sections de certains forums (allo, superherohype, imdb) c'est un peu le B.A.BA pour éviter de se faire spoiler (et ironiquement un des conseils de Batman-News dans un de leurs articles la semaines dernières dans lequel ils expliquaient que les modos ne pouvant pas être sur le pont 24/24, après les premières projections ça allait invariablement arriver).

Sinon petit article intéressante:

http://www.centives.net/S/2012/how-much-does-it-cost-to-be-batman/

Citation :

We all think about it several times a day (it’s not just us, right?…right?) How much would it cost to become Batman? In anticipation of the impending release of The Dark Knight Rises, Centives decided to find out.

Batman Begins establishes in painstaking detail what it takes to become a caped crusader. Bruce Wayne first decides that he needs to find out what life is like for the poor, and escapes as a stowaway on a ship. Cost: $0.

After stealing and ending up in jail, Bruce Wayne is then solicited by the League of Shadows. They know that he’s a billionaire and so they probably charged Bruce Wayne to train him in the way of the ninja (after all, serving the cause of true justice by doing things like destroying Gotham City isn’t exactly something you make money from – you have to find sources of revenue somewhere.) An elite personal martial arts instructor costs $60 an hour. As Batman you’ll want to train for, say, four hours a day, six days a week. Assuming that it takes about a year of training the bill comes out to $74,880.

Bruce Wayne then returns to Gotham City – but he does so in a private jet. You’re also going to have to charter a plane since you can’t sneak back into the United States on a freight ship – border control would likely catch you. And you can’t just fly first class on a commercial jet since China’s immigration officials will want to know how you got into the country without a visa. Bluestar Jets promises to find you a private plane for as little as $1,550 an hour. A nonstop flight from Beijing to New York takes about 13 hours so you’re out another $20,150.

Now we come to the equipment stage. Lucius Fox outlines exactly what it takes:

Kevlar Utility Harness ($337.39)
Gas-powered magnetic grappling gun (you’ll have to do with a simple grappling hook $26.95 – although you could try launching it out of a gas-powered t-shirt cannon for $1,750.00)
Nomex survival suit for advanced infantry. Kevlar bi-weave, reinforced joints, tear resistant and bullet proof. (Lucius Fox tells us that it costs $300,000)
Memory cloth. (Look you won’t find some fabric that will allow you to fly. Your best bet is a hand glider and the cheapest is $3,390)
The Tumbler. (The closest analogue we could find is a Humvee. You won’t be tearing around roof tops in this $140,000 vehicle, but slap a bat sticker on it, make sure you stay on dark roads, and nobody will know the difference. It comes in black for an additional $1,500.)
And for the rest Bruce Wayne has to improvise. He orders 10,000 graphite helmets. These go for $244 each, although we’re sure that for such a large order you could negotiate the price down to $200. Total comes out to $2 million. He stuffs a sound amplifier into the bat-ears, and these cost $29.95.

This is perhaps a good time to mention the cost of a Butler. We don’t know how much Bruce Wayne pays Alfred, but you can get an executive personal assistant to dress your wounds, cook you meals, clean the bat droppings, and engage in witty banter for $30 an hour. 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and you’ll be paying them $262,800.

You’ll then need some batarangs. 10 hunting boomerangs should be good enough ($281.30). Batman also carries some explosives on him, and you can get five riot grenades for $875.

Finally you’ll needs some black spray paint to bring it all together. 20 cans should do it, and the total comes out to $121.60.

You’re still missing a transmitter that can attract hundreds of screeching bats to provide cover for your escape – but rather than splurge on something like that, just carry a set of civilian clothes with you, change out of your costume, and casually walk out, blending in with the locals.

The total bill? $2.8 million to show the criminal scum that the city doesn’t belong to them. However, if you decide that you’re willing to take the risk and order just one graphite helmet rather than 10,000, you can strike terror in the hearts of criminals for just $806,386.19.

JKKS a écrit:

Ouais enfin perso depuis qu'on a une tendance, je ne regarde que le tomatoemeter. Ne pas lire de commentaires sur des sites, sur FB, ne pas se risquer dans certains sections de certains forums (allo, superherohype, imdb) c'est un peu le B.A.BA pour éviter de se faire spoiler (et ironiquement un des conseils de Batman-News dans un de leurs articles la semaines dernières dans lequel ils expliquaient que les modos ne pouvant pas être sur le pont 24/24, après les premières projections ça allait invariablement arriver).

Sinon petit article intéressante:

http://www.centives.net/S/2012/how-much-does-it-cost-to-be-batman/

Citation :

We all think about it several times a day (it’s not just us, right?…right?) How much would it cost to become Batman? In anticipation of the impending release of The Dark Knight Rises, Centives decided to find out.

Batman Begins establishes in painstaking detail what it takes to become a caped crusader. Bruce Wayne first decides that he needs to find out what life is like for the poor, and escapes as a stowaway on a ship. Cost: $0.

After stealing and ending up in jail, Bruce Wayne is then solicited by the League of Shadows. They know that he’s a billionaire and so they probably charged Bruce Wayne to train him in the way of the ninja (after all, serving the cause of true justice by doing things like destroying Gotham City isn’t exactly something you make money from – you have to find sources of revenue somewhere.) An elite personal martial arts instructor costs $60 an hour. As Batman you’ll want to train for, say, four hours a day, six days a week. Assuming that it takes about a year of training the bill comes out to $74,880.

Bruce Wayne then returns to Gotham City – but he does so in a private jet. You’re also going to have to charter a plane since you can’t sneak back into the United States on a freight ship – border control would likely catch you. And you can’t just fly first class on a commercial jet since China’s immigration officials will want to know how you got into the country without a visa. Bluestar Jets promises to find you a private plane for as little as $1,550 an hour. A nonstop flight from Beijing to New York takes about 13 hours so you’re out another $20,150.

Now we come to the equipment stage. Lucius Fox outlines exactly what it takes:

Kevlar Utility Harness ($337.39)
Gas-powered magnetic grappling gun (you’ll have to do with a simple grappling hook $26.95 – although you could try launching it out of a gas-powered t-shirt cannon for $1,750.00)
Nomex survival suit for advanced infantry. Kevlar bi-weave, reinforced joints, tear resistant and bullet proof. (Lucius Fox tells us that it costs $300,000)
Memory cloth. (Look you won’t find some fabric that will allow you to fly. Your best bet is a hand glider and the cheapest is $3,390)
The Tumbler. (The closest analogue we could find is a Humvee. You won’t be tearing around roof tops in this $140,000 vehicle, but slap a bat sticker on it, make sure you stay on dark roads, and nobody will know the difference. It comes in black for an additional $1,500.)
And for the rest Bruce Wayne has to improvise. He orders 10,000 graphite helmets. These go for $244 each, although we’re sure that for such a large order you could negotiate the price down to $200. Total comes out to $2 million. He stuffs a sound amplifier into the bat-ears, and these cost $29.95.

This is perhaps a good time to mention the cost of a Butler. We don’t know how much Bruce Wayne pays Alfred, but you can get an executive personal assistant to dress your wounds, cook you meals, clean the bat droppings, and engage in witty banter for $30 an hour. 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and you’ll be paying them $262,800.

You’ll then need some batarangs. 10 hunting boomerangs should be good enough ($281.30). Batman also carries some explosives on him, and you can get five riot grenades for $875.

Finally you’ll needs some black spray paint to bring it all together. 20 cans should do it, and the total comes out to $121.60.

You’re still missing a transmitter that can attract hundreds of screeching bats to provide cover for your escape – but rather than splurge on something like that, just carry a set of civilian clothes with you, change out of your costume, and casually walk out, blending in with the locals.

The total bill? $2.8 million to show the criminal scum that the city doesn’t belong to them. However, if you decide that you’re willing to take the risk and order just one graphite helmet rather than 10,000, you can strike terror in the hearts of criminals for just $806,386.19.

Hihhi je pourrais un jour dire: I'm batman!

JKKS a écrit:

Ouais enfin perso depuis qu'on a une tendance, je ne regarde que le tomatoemeter. Ne pas lire de commentaires sur des sites, sur FB, ne pas se risquer dans certains sections de certains forums (allo, superherohype, imdb) c'est un peu le B.A.BA pour éviter de se faire spoiler (et ironiquement un des conseils de Batman-News dans un de leurs articles la semaines dernières dans lequel ils expliquaient que les modos ne pouvant pas être sur le pont 24/24, après les premières projections ça allait invariablement arriver).

Sinon petit article intéressante:

http://www.centives.net/S/2012/how-much-does-it-cost-to-be-batman/

Citation :

We all think about it several times a day (it’s not just us, right?…right?) How much would it cost to become Batman? In anticipation of the impending release of The Dark Knight Rises, Centives decided to find out.

Batman Begins establishes in painstaking detail what it takes to become a caped crusader. Bruce Wayne first decides that he needs to find out what life is like for the poor, and escapes as a stowaway on a ship. Cost: $0.

After stealing and ending up in jail, Bruce Wayne is then solicited by the League of Shadows. They know that he’s a billionaire and so they probably charged Bruce Wayne to train him in the way of the ninja (after all, serving the cause of true justice by doing things like destroying Gotham City isn’t exactly something you make money from – you have to find sources of revenue somewhere.) An elite personal martial arts instructor costs $60 an hour. As Batman you’ll want to train for, say, four hours a day, six days a week. Assuming that it takes about a year of training the bill comes out to $74,880.

Bruce Wayne then returns to Gotham City – but he does so in a private jet. You’re also going to have to charter a plane since you can’t sneak back into the United States on a freight ship – border control would likely catch you. And you can’t just fly first class on a commercial jet since China’s immigration officials will want to know how you got into the country without a visa. Bluestar Jets promises to find you a private plane for as little as $1,550 an hour. A nonstop flight from Beijing to New York takes about 13 hours so you’re out another $20,150.

Now we come to the equipment stage. Lucius Fox outlines exactly what it takes:

Kevlar Utility Harness ($337.39)
Gas-powered magnetic grappling gun (you’ll have to do with a simple grappling hook $26.95 – although you could try launching it out of a gas-powered t-shirt cannon for $1,750.00)
Nomex survival suit for advanced infantry. Kevlar bi-weave, reinforced joints, tear resistant and bullet proof. (Lucius Fox tells us that it costs $300,000)
Memory cloth. (Look you won’t find some fabric that will allow you to fly. Your best bet is a hand glider and the cheapest is $3,390)
The Tumbler. (The closest analogue we could find is a Humvee. You won’t be tearing around roof tops in this $140,000 vehicle, but slap a bat sticker on it, make sure you stay on dark roads, and nobody will know the difference. It comes in black for an additional $1,500.)
And for the rest Bruce Wayne has to improvise. He orders 10,000 graphite helmets. These go for $244 each, although we’re sure that for such a large order you could negotiate the price down to $200. Total comes out to $2 million. He stuffs a sound amplifier into the bat-ears, and these cost $29.95.

This is perhaps a good time to mention the cost of a Butler. We don’t know how much Bruce Wayne pays Alfred, but you can get an executive personal assistant to dress your wounds, cook you meals, clean the bat droppings, and engage in witty banter for $30 an hour. 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and you’ll be paying them $262,800.

You’ll then need some batarangs. 10 hunting boomerangs should be good enough ($281.30). Batman also carries some explosives on him, and you can get five riot grenades for $875.

Finally you’ll needs some black spray paint to bring it all together. 20 cans should do it, and the total comes out to $121.60.

You’re still missing a transmitter that can attract hundreds of screeching bats to provide cover for your escape – but rather than splurge on something like that, just carry a set of civilian clothes with you, change out of your costume, and casually walk out, blending in with the locals.

The total bill? $2.8 million to show the criminal scum that the city doesn’t belong to them. However, if you decide that you’re willing to take the risk and order just one graphite helmet rather than 10,000, you can strike terror in the hearts of criminals for just $806,386.19.

Excellent

Bon c'est pour un Batman au rabais quand même.

Germain Lussier de /Films:

Citation :

Christopher Nolan‘s The Dark Knight Rises literally brought tears to my eyes. It’s a fitting, emotional and exciting conclusion to what must now be considered one of the best cinematic trilogies in history, firmly planting its flag alongside other classic trilogies like Star Wars, Indiana Jones, The Godfather, Back to the Future and the Lord of the Rings.

http://www.slashfilm.com/germains-review-the-dark-knight-rises-conclusion-classic-film-trilogy/

Je n'ai pas lu au delà de se premier chapitre donc je serai incapable de vous dire si le reste de la critique contient des spoilers. A vos risques et périls donc.

Bon sinon sur Rotten le film est descendu à 8.0 (niveau d'Avengers):

Citation :

87%
Average Rating: 8/10
Reviews Counted: 190
Fresh: 165 | Rotten: 25

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_dark_knight_rises/
bon eh oh ça va pas ça, alllez pitit Batman tu remontes, il est temps de riser

Honnêtement je suis plus très chaud pour aller le voir.




(ça sent mauvais tout ça)


(ça va être pourrave.)