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It is not easy for Batman to rise from the abyss, but Bane took control of the nuclear reactor and asked the nuclear physicist to transform it into a nuclear bomb.

The next first scene allows the audience in the theater to witness the so-called scene of 80,000 people participating in the filming.

The shooting at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh drove many people crazy.

In fact, it is not uncommon for so many people to participate in filming in the past. The famous "Ben-Hur" and former Mao's "War and Peace" have more than 10,000 extras involved.

But that was in the past when computer special effects were not well developed. Now that computer special effects are so advanced, only a few hundred people are needed to replicate the feeling of thousands of troops.

When Gilbert Jr. was filming "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King", he only used more than 3 extras.

But it is indeed rare to see 80,000 people participating in a play without spending a penny.

So when the effect of this scene appears on the big screen, in IMAX format, it is obviously amazing.

The owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers smiled, he was also invited to attend the premiere of The Dark Knight Rises. For him, this is a huge publicity for the team and the team's home stadium. How can other teams have this opportunity?

However, the most shocking thing was the scene of the explosion in the stadium. In fact, there was a video shot on the Internet with a mobile phone by an enthusiastic extra who had the honor of participating in the filming of the film, which received a lot of clicks.

Many movie fans have already seen how this scene was filmed, but it is still very shocking to see it on the big screen.

When Peter saw this, he sighed and said, Bane appeared here. Logically, the enthusiastic extras should know that Dwayne Johnson was in the film.

Although Dwayne Johnson is not a top Hollywood star nowadays, he is a familiar face and a WWE star. It is impossible for him to say that 80,000 people don't know him.

It is not easy for these 80,000 enthusiastic extras to help the crew keep the secret.

What Peter didn't know was that Dwayne Johnson's scenes were shot on a clean set. Although it was a bit laborious, the crew did a lot of work to keep the suspense going.

Along with the explosion of the stadium, there was also the fall of Gotham City.

Peter noticed that Gilbert Jr.'s handling of the scene was very calm and restrained, using a large number of aerial shots to capture the city landscape, allowing the audience to intuitively feel the moment when Gotham City fell.

And some places look familiar, making Gotham look like a combination of New York and Chicago, with the style of major international cities such as London and Paris.

Gotham City fell, Bane killed the nuclear physicist again, and announced that Gotham City would be returned to the people. However, he announced that if anyone escaped, one of them would detonate a nuclear bomb.

Bane also revealed the truth about Harvey Dent, destroyed the faith of Gotham citizens, and released the prisoners in the prison, plunging Gotham into anarchic chaos.

Tom Cruise and his wife were discussing the plot of the movie in the front row. Tom Cruise said, "There is one characteristic of Gilbert Jr.'s movies, and that is his rhythm.

The rhythm of a film basically determines how the film narrates.

The smooth rhythm is the secret weapon that makes Gilbert stand out from the others.”

Nicole Kidman said: "I think Gilbert's films always have a sense of sophistication that is rarely seen in other commercial films."

Generally speaking, a series of movies rarely get better with each successive film. But even if The Dark Knight Rises is not as good as its predecessor, it is definitely not a poor follow-up.

Whether it is a new audience who has just joined the pit or an old fan who has been a fan for many years, most people think that the trilogy directed by Gilbert Jr. is the best Batman movie ever.

More than any other Batman movie before it, and even more than Tim Burton's acclaimed 1989 Batman film.

Because little Gilbert sublimated the theme, Bruce Wayne had to climb out of the abyss, he had to go back to save his city.

However, the citizens of Gotham did not lose their faith as Bane had expected. Instead, under the active coordination and communication of John Blake, they began to secretly fight against the Bain Group.

In the original comics, Batman doesn't trust anyone, including several generations of Robin, because the more he fights against evil, the more he feels that people are untrustworthy.

This is also the origin of the saying that there are no normal people in Gotham. But in the movie, Gilbert Jr. has changed, and Peter thinks this change is very good. After three movies, not only Batman has grown, but also the citizens and police of Gotham have grown.

The citizens of Gotham quietly stockpiled food and weapons to ensure the survival of the police in the sewers, waiting for the moment of counterattack until winter.

Bruce Wayne used his fear, turned it into a desire to survive, and took a leap of faith without the help of a rope.

When Bruce Wayne successfully jumped up the stairs, applause broke out in the theater, which was a compliment to the movie.

Peter wrote a sentence in his notebook: What is faith? It is something that cannot be explained specifically, but it actually exists.

When Batman returned, when the people in Gotham who were still resisting saw the burning Batman logo, faith returned.

Inside the theater, thousands of guests and fans held their breath as they watched the citizens of Gotham silently take up arms and, under the leadership of the police, launch an attack on the Bain Group.

Christopher Nolan saw this scene and nodded silently.

Before the filming of "The Dark Knight Rises", Gilbert Jr. had discussed with him how the film should be shot, and he was also one of the screenwriters of the film.

At that time, Christopher Nolan told Gilbert Jr. that Batman would lead the police in a hand-to-hand battle with the Bane Group.

But Gilbert Jr. said: "The charge scene looks shocking, but it does not conform to the logic of the film, and you ignore one thing, that is, the citizens."

Gilbert Jr. went on to explain to Christopher Nolan that he believed that after half a year of being held in the sewers and living in darkness, the police would not have much fighting power even if they were rescued.

But the citizens are different. They can hold on to the belief that we can save our city ourselves and launch an armed struggle against the Bain Group.

Eventually Christopher Nolan was convinced by Gilbert Jr., whom he believed had a more macro and broader perspective, and was detached from the narrative of personal heroism.

Peter believes that this is director Gilbert Jr. explaining to the audience that Batman is not a person, but a symbol of spirit and the power of belief.

Under the leadership of Batman, the citizens and police launched a big melee with the Bain Group, while Commissioner Gordon took a small number of elite troops to search for the truck carrying the nuclear bomb.

Under the cover of the citizens, Batman also found Bane, and the two sides faced off.

Batman did not lose this time. He found Bane's weakness, which was the mask, and finally defeated Bane.

However, what is unexpected is that Bane is not the final villain, but Miranda Tate played by Rachel McAdams.

And the child who climbed out of the prison was not Bane, it was her.

This really shocked the whole year, but in fact many viewers were no exception. Peter noticed that the child who climbed out of the prison in the previous flashback was a little girl actor.

The Ninja Master played by Liam Neeson also vaguely mentioned that the child is a girl, and Bane is the one who protects the child.

Miranda Tate stabbed Batman, and under the cover of mercenaries, she prepared to board the truck to detonate the nuclear bomb, leaving Bane to execute Batman.

At the critical moment, Catwoman arrived and killed Bane with a shot from the machine gun on the Batmobile.

"Regarding the principle of not killing people, I still cannot agree with it."

When Catwoman pushed up her eye mask and her proud long legs came down from the Batmobile, Rachel McAdams' limelight was completely stolen.

Rachel McAdams, who was sitting in the main creative area, could only smile bitterly. After all, that was Anne Hathaway, Gilbert Jr.'s woman.

In the Iron Man movie, Kate Beckinsale's Pepper Potts was also overshadowed by Scarlett Johansson's Natasha Romanoff.

But no matter what, it is her honor to be able to participate in this movie. (End of this chapter)