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Source(s): SlashFilm, FirstShowing.net
The first one was a good watch, can't say it impressed me too much, but it sure was a little gross. It wasn't one of the best Horror films I've seen in recent times, but it definitely was inventive.
I've seen a lot more gory films, but this wasn't one of them. Sure, it was twisted, but not worth the controversy. Don't get me wrong though; the film was good, quite good, actually.
This second one is meant to be a step (or maybe more) above it's predecessor in terms of icky-ness. Here's the weird, yet slightly-artistic poster for the second instalment.
Nice.
This is slated for an October release. Not sure exactly how many theatres are willing to show this, though.
Tom Six, director of 'the Human Centipede' promised that his return would make his first endeavour look like 'My Little Pony', and with the outright ban from the BBFC of the film, it looks like he wasn't lying.
The trailer for the second 'full sequence' is built on what you don't see, it uses extracts from the letter sent by the BBFC to the film makers, put together
with images of reactions to the footage.
Actors or not, the trailer is a horror fan's dream.
The film franchise can be slated for continuing the bad nature of the so-called 'torture porn' genre, but it's ban in the United Kingdom came with the warning that the aesthetic and nature of the film posed true danger to an audience, so it must be cranking up the elements of horror to a new level.
See the trailer here:
The teaser trailer for the second film actually made me chuckle, being called Martyn and all, give it a peek see below:
What are your thoughts? Has horror truly gone too far? Are the BBFC right to tell the public what they can and cannot see? Is this all an over hyped bluff?
Wow, seems like we're not getting anything else but TDKR stuff. Hmm. Anyway, here's a video of Bane addressing the audience for a scene.
So it's a little hard to make out what he's saying, but by the wonders of comments, one user posted this:
"Behold, the Instrument of your liberation"
*Unknown* *Brings out hostage*
"Identify yourself to the world."
*Man speaks, too low to hear and Bane responds back*
Cut.
Courtesy of SlashFilm, here's some sweet fight scenes shot in Pittsburgh, the same place as where the stuff at the Heinz field was shot. It's a little difficult trying to follow what's happening at times, but it's still a cool look at the film so far.
Here's one video:
And another:
And here are some sweet imageries:
What do you think of the look of the film so far? Discuss below!
The Dark Knight Rises hits cinemas July 2012.
Does anything else need to be said?
This is SHAPING up to be a well ROUNDED cast. Okay, that was really bad.
EDIT: Turns out this is her stunt double. My bad!
Kazed
Nice.
This is slated for an October release. Not sure exactly how many theatres are willing to show this, though.
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