In addition to dropping the title, Nolan also gave a few tidbits on who will not be a villain in the upcoming film. For over two years people have assumed the logical choice after the Joker, would be the Riddler, but Nolan has shot that down in an interview with LA Times. Nolan also shoots down the appearance of Dr. Freeze.
“We’ll use many of the same characters as we have all along, and we’ll be introducing some new ones,” said Nolan.
Among other news, Nolan has convinced Warner Bros. to keep the film in 2D and IMAX formats, rather than switching the production to 3D. So, you can enjoy one major release in the next couple years, without having to spend an extra $3 on 3D.
What do you think of the title, and who do you think the villain might be? Let us know in the comments!
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I like the title, it sounds like the movie will have more of a "going out in flames" feel than the alternative depressing drama feel. I am a little disappointed about the riddler though, I just hope they use Sam Rockwell somehow, I think he'd be the perfect fit for a villain.
The villains probably gna be 2face(harvey dent)coming back 4rm the died wantin revenge maybe teamin with skullface or peguin or catwoman