DC’s latest decision proves that no one will never take this terrifying Batman badly bad

Batman remains one of the most popular characters in the history of comics, with more than 80 years of history – and now, Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight will include this whole story. Revealed to Gamescon this year, Heritage of the black knight will offer influences from each piece of Batman media, whether Robert PattinsonCaped Crusader’s performance or gameplay mechanisms of Batman: Arkham Games (although filtered through a Lego prism.) Heritage of the black knight Also characteristics Matt Berry expressing Bane, who is appropriate given the What we do in the shade The alum has the deep voice necessary to give life to the imposing villain. However, the casting of Berry also underlines how Most Batman media were unable to take Bane seriously.

It is sure to say that each time Bane presents itself in a media element on the theme of Batman, Most of the emphasis will be put on the super-heart that it draws from the steroid known as the venom. This also means that it will generally be described as a silent brute; The biggest example of this is in Batman and Robin where Bane was more or less reduced to being a bodyguard to A thurmanIvy Poison. The black knight goes up would involuntarily deliver a new comic angle to approach bane due to Tom Hardyrepresentative. Hardy’s voice sounds strangely filtered and acute throughout the race The black knight goes upand despite his explanation that he was inspired by boxing Bartley GormanThe damage has been caused as future programs and films based in Batman – especially Harley QuinnWho often presents the scourge like the butt of many, many jokes. “We played with that, made a little more fluid, and now laughing,” said Hardy.

Despite the carpet of Bane’s voice, Harley Quinn also managed to give Bane depth, especially when he did a pasta manufacturing tour in the spin-offs series Kite Man: Hell yeah! James Adomian To a gift for comic timing, not to mention that his impression of a scourge is really hilarious, And this is a catch in which Matt Berry should look. Most LEGO games often look at the comic catches of pop culture, and the trailer for Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Underlines that when Bane pronounces his infamous speech on being “Gotham’s Cyloning” … then walks on a Lego, and begins to scream with pain. If Berry continues the same energy throughout, Bane’s comic representation can swing mockery to authentic comedy.

Bane has an absolutely terrifying comic story

When Bane appeared for the first time in the “Knightfall” comics, he was not a joke. It was an absolutely terrifying enemy who had his brain to correspond to his brawnAfter returning to the prison on the island of Santa Prisca where he was raised and devoted himself to carrying Batman mentally and physically. Not only did Bane drop all the prisoners of Arkham asylum to keep Batman in tatters, but when the two finally met, Bane broke the back of the black knight and threw it from the top of a building! The black knight goes up Reproduces this moment and spends its time showing how the scourge is to return and mortal, which is a shame that Bane only remembers his funny voice. However, there could be a redemption on the horizon, since Captain America: Brave New World scriptwriter Matthew OrtonI work on a film with Bane and Deathstroke as a protagonists. Hopefully Matt Berry throws a little threat with the comic side of his performance.

The black knight goes up

Release date

July 17, 2012

Execution time

165 minutes

Producers

Benjamin Melniker, Charles Roven, Emma Thomas, Kevin de la Noy, Michael Uslan