Shadow of the Bat (2012)

Warner Brothers’ Batman franchise will take a third bow in the summer of 2012.

“Shadow of the Bat,” the sequel to 2008’s “The Dark Knight,” will introduce quiz-master villain the Riddler to audiences for a third time after the character appeared in the 1960s television series and 1995’s “Batman Forever.” Funny man Jim Carrey has been tapped to reprise the role in “Shadow,” while helmers Joel Schumacher and Tim Burton, the filmmakers behind the Caped Crusader’s first theatrical franchise, have been brought on as consultants to the production, which director Christopher Nolan says will be his final take on Gotham City.

“I felt it novel to tie this third and final chapter to the character’s roots on the screen,” Nolan said. “Tim and Joel had two completely different visions of the Batman, visions that contrast vastly with my own. But I don’t feel that negates the possibility of a creative convergence. Batman is more than the ideas of one person, of one team of artists. He is the result of seven decades of pop culture influence and innovation.”

WB is eying a May 2012 release date for the film to coincide with the 73rd anniversary of Batman’s first comic book appearance in 1939.

Nolan begins shooting his latest film, “Inception,” with Leonardo DiCaprio later this year for a 2010 release.

Lex escreveu:vou apagar isto, ou então mover para geral. Não me orgulho de dizer que cai que nem um patinho e só me apercebi disso quando o ticius respondeu, mas por outro lado não fui o único

Spideralho escreveu:

Eu só percebi agora mesmo...

Lex escreveu:o único a não cair é aquele que recebe updates de hora a hora sobre o Bat3

mas seria engraçado ver o Jim Carrey de volta ao papel, e ver o que fazia diferente