The Dark Knight Rises Movie Review

Like my new facebook page :p …if you wanna www.facebook.com Website ; absolutesublime1.blogspot.com My Twitter, follow me; https The Dark Knight Rises Trailer; www.youtube.com The Dark Knight Rises (2012) PG-13 164 min – Action | Adventure | Drama – 20 July 2012 (USA) Directed by Christopher Nolan Writing credits Jonathan Nolan (screenplay) and Christopher Nolan (screenplay) Christopher Nolan (story) & David S. Goyer (story) Bob Kane (Batman characters) Cast (in credits order) Christian Bale … Bruce Wayne Gary Oldman … Commissioner Gordon Tom Hardy … Bane Joseph Gordon-Levitt … Blake Anne Hathaway … Selina Marion Cotillard … Miranda Morgan Freeman … Fox Michael Caine … Alfred Matthew Modine … Foley Alon Aboutboul … Dr. Pavel (as Alon Moni Aboutboul) Ben Mendelsohn … Daggett Burn Gorman … Stryver Daniel Sunjata … Captain Jones Aidan Gillen … CIA Op Sam Kennard … Special Ops Sergeant Aliash Tepina … Hooded Man #2 Nestor Carbonell … Mayor Brett Cullen … Congressman Nick Julian … Caterer Miranda Nolan … Maid #2 Claire Julien … Maid #3 Reggie Lee … Ross Joseph Lyle Taylor … DWP Man Chris Ellis … Fr. Reilly Tyler Dean Flores … Mark (as Tyler Dean Flores) Juno Temple … Jen Duane Henry … SWAT in Dive Bar James Harvey Ward … SWAT in Alley Gonzalo Menendez … Cop in Manhole Cameron Jack … Sewer Thug #1 Lex Daniel … Sewer Thug #2 Thomas Lennon … Doctor Trevor White … Yuppie Rob Brown … Allen Fredric Lehne

“Reimagine That!” ep. 4: Dianne Kay (“8 is Enough”) Q&A Pt2; Oprah, reimagine “All My Children”!

Retro pop meets forward thought as ebullient and enlightening “Eight is Enough” star Dianne Kay — in part two of her exclusive, in-depth interview — opens her heart about loving her TV siblings (including her “secret marriage” to Adam “Munch” Rich), working with Steven Spielberg on the set of his feature “1941” (and auditioning at her apartment with Mickey Rourke!!!), dealing with her garage sale addiction (hey, who stole her “8 is Enough” jigsaw puzzle?!?), being mistaken for a faux Betty Crocker, being overwhelmed by ugly reality TV (editor’s note: “Kate Plus Eight is Enough!”), raising a teenage son in a hormonal household and developing her new half-hour, one-camera comedy series, “Seconds.” In addition, Dianne shares with us her psychic vision that alerted her to her kidney cancer last fall and, in doing so, saved her life. ALSO: Chris discusses changing media and changing times — and beseeches Oprah to reimagine the “soaprah” and infuse her O brand of “retroality” drama and personal empowerment in half-hour versions of ABC’s sadly-dumped “All My Children” and “One Life to Live.” Fellow daytime icon/pioneer Agnes Nixon needs your help, Oprah — please save all her children! Chris also talks about the rapidly evolving book publishing world, the rules of which are shifting thanks to Amazon.com Inc. signing deals to publish high-dollar tomes with high-profile celebs ranging from “Laverne & Shirley” star (and fellow cancer survivor) Penny Marshall to New Age guru