The Dark Knight Rises Production Stills, Spoiler Alert


The Dark Knight Rises was shooting this weekend in Pittsburg which has replace Chicago for Gothlams City and we got some production stills to show you. What you will see is Christian Bale as Batman of course and Tom Hardy as Bane. Bane is the Masked man that escapes from Arkham Asylum with his goons and tear the city apart. Now we know that Bane is a huge 10 foot villan but you cant see that now , CGI will definitely  fix that. This is a battle scene located at Carnegie Mellon University and we get a look at the very awesome tumbler.

Story Spoiler: Bane super strengths manages to break Batman’s back in the storyline for the film.

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