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According to reports fresh copies of Tom Hardy’s “The Dark Knight Rises” have leaked out online, despite the film not yet having hit theater screens. As we reported back in March, the villain Bane’s was seen on a promotional poster for the film, and New York Mag reported to IndieWIRE that they had seen the first trailer/teaser clip for the movie. Of course, this should come as little surprise as spoilers have been leaking out pretty much all year (indeed, it’s safe to assume much of the trailer has been around for some time now,) and certainly no one can be surprised by a new trailer. Unlike most of the rest of the film’s rumormice, the leaks are via the British tabloid the Daily Mail, who essentially seem to have hacked into Warner Brothers’ website. And sure enough, the poster for “The Dark Knight Rises” can be found there, though with no trailer. Then, shortly thereafter, the trailer makes its way to YouTube via a user named daytrippercheck, who has previously uploaded trailers for The Dark Knight, Iron Man 3 and a number of Quentin Tarantino’s films. Appearing at a movie theater a few years back and getting on the nerves of most during the experience, Bane is returning here to swing in at the last minute to save the young Selina Kyle. The film also stars Anne Hathaway, Christian Bale, Joseph Gordon-Leavs, Marion Cotillard, Morgan Freeman and Tom Hardy in the titular role.

By: Chris Arrant “A new trailer for the upcoming Batman film THE DARK KNIGHT RISES is online and provides a look at Christian Bale as Batman on a mission. The Dark Knight Rises hits theaters on July 18th.

The teaser includes a scene that both marks the return of Bane (Tom Hardy) to Batman’s life as well as Bane's attack on Gotham City, in the backdrop of a nightclub. It also shows a shot of Bane and his men and how they are fighting Falcone's troops.

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