Is he the most iconic character in film?
Bane
Not even in his franchise
Bane?
No.
And this guy are only enjoyable personsons of the movie for me.
Doctor Pavel is good too.
he looks remarkably like masketta man
Aye
How many people do you see wearing Bane masks throughout history? Compare that to how many examples of powerstancing there is throughout history and you'll know CIA is the most iconic character in film
I really enjoy Meimen
There are a lot of big guys though
TELL ME ABOUT BANE WHY DOES HE WEAR THE MASK
We take the dubs and give it back to you. The people!
that would be sneed
Impressive. Very nice
Posting because at 2 AM yesterday morning a BANEposting thread reach bump limit.
I hope to recreate that success today
Get in here, lads; show me what you've got saved up
Watch it baney
Based. I only come here for baneposting
Extremely checked
>4 u
Of course
>Doctor Mengele, I'm NSDAP.
I know it's a meme but the shining should atlas be by cinema or film.
mulholland Drive deserves it's spot
reminder baneposting murdered this board. not even the corpse remains. All that is here are the flies seeking to slurp up the rot and spew forth the next baneposting level meme.
/pol/tards murdered this board, along with Yea Forums in general
OF COURSH
Mask is stupid looking and he’s not even that
> (big)
Head temperature rises
wew lad
I saw this movie in theaters with my dad and I was so fucking confused for the first ten minutes. The opening dialogue between Bane and CIA makes absolutely no sense. Wtf were they thinking?
Search "occupy wall street was 2011 tdkr", with the quotes, for my explanation.
Dead meme
no, but he's the biggest
Do you like Christopher Nolan's movies? His early work was a little too new wave for my tastes, but when Batman Begins came out in '05, I think he really came into his own, commercially and artistically. The whole movie has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the movie a big boost. He's been compared to Stanley Kubrick, but I think Nolan has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor. In '12, Nolan released this, The Dark Knight Rises, his most accomplished movie. I think his undisputed masterpiece is the Plane Scene, a scene so memorable, most people probably don't listen to the lines. But they should, because it's not just about the pleasures of Baneposting, and the importance of big guys, it's also a personal statement about the movie itself.
Then show me his body
checkin' them digits boss