Beside superhero, the villain is the most interesting and important part in superhero movie. The Dark Knight become a big success because of Joker character figure. Unique personality of the antagonist is one of important factor of superhero movie. The figure of Tom Hardy who plays as Batman's main enemy, Bane in The Dark Knight Rises is one of the most talked characters currently.
About his role, Hardy finally talking about sadistic character that will be appear in latest Christoper Nolan's Batman movie. Hardy states that Bane is very different from Joker (played by Heath Ledger in The Dark Knight).
"Joker really does not care, he just wanted to see the world destroyed, and he is a person who is immoral and whiz to create chaos and destruction. Meanwhile, Bane is more careful in doing evil," said Hardy told Entertainment Weekly.
"There's a big goal of the crimes committed by Bane, he is a threat to Batman. Nothing is clear to Bane, so there will be no joke, he is very serious, and thorough. He is a pure villain," added Hardy.
For you lovers of the series Batman, The Dark Knight Rises is one of the film is worth to wait. The Dark Knight Rises is planned to be released in theaters July 20, 2012 in United States.
About his role, Hardy finally talking about sadistic character that will be appear in latest Christoper Nolan's Batman movie. Hardy states that Bane is very different from Joker (played by Heath Ledger in The Dark Knight).
"Joker really does not care, he just wanted to see the world destroyed, and he is a person who is immoral and whiz to create chaos and destruction. Meanwhile, Bane is more careful in doing evil," said Hardy told Entertainment Weekly.
"There's a big goal of the crimes committed by Bane, he is a threat to Batman. Nothing is clear to Bane, so there will be no joke, he is very serious, and thorough. He is a pure villain," added Hardy.
For you lovers of the series Batman, The Dark Knight Rises is one of the film is worth to wait. The Dark Knight Rises is planned to be released in theaters July 20, 2012 in United States.
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