DC is gearing up to reinvent Bane, and the early teases promise a transformation that could redefine the character forever in ...

Filming on “The Dark Knight Rises” continues in Pittsburgh, with today showcasing the cast and crew capturing an apparent “prison riot.” Leading the charge is Tom Hardy‘s Bane ...

Back in 2012, he also tore through a little Warner Bros/DCEU film called The Dark Knight Rises ... villain, Bane. Of course, that appearance was slightly tragic because Hardy’s face didn ...

The character is even holding a picture of Harvey Dent aka Two-Face, also adorably ... up at the end of The Dark Knight is the key piece of Rises’ story, with Bane exposing their lie further ...

It turns out a lot of people are getting inspired with their face covering choices, and The Dark Knight Rises’ Bane is an especially popular choice. In the past month, there has been a spike in ...

With his upcoming appearance in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises, the character of Bane completes his graduation ... this new partnership would face the Dark Knight once more during ...

Most of Hardy’s face is shrouded in The Dark Knight Rises by a black ... But after some apparent sound-editing tweaks, Bane’s voice is something to behold: crystal-clear; booming; theatrical ...

So, what was the deal with Bane’s facehugger/Goatse mask? Where did it come from? Also what was up with those scars on his back? The Dark Knight Rises doesn’t really answer those questions ...

The man in the mask: a paragon of physicality, with an intelligence to match, Bane was everything the ... Share your thoughts on The Dark Knight Rises below.

Others poked fun at the seven-minute prologue. “The Dark Knight Rises prologue was really great, especially when Bane spoke the soon-to-be-classic line: ‘Mmrbl ffrmrff hmrbblfmm,'” wrote one ...

Everything Bane does, though – for him at least – is to serve a bigger purpose, and I like that. The fire rises ... the Dark Knight trilogy? If not, then just don’t say it to my face.