We’re ramping up into full on geek more here at ScreenCrave, as six—count ‘em, six—new images from The Dark Knight Rises have just been released via Entertainment Weekly.  Want to see Batman playing on what looks like a high-tech iPad (a BatPat?… ugh, forgive me), Bane crashing a stock exchange, Bruce Wayne with graying hair (TDKR takes place eight years after the events in The Dark Knight), or Catwoman in full uniform?  We’ve got ‘em all after the jump—same Bat time, same Bat ch—ugh, again, seriously, forgive me.

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While this comes as no real surprise—did you really think Warner Bros. would let the sequel to one of the biggest cinematic moneymakers of all time get slapped with an audience-shrinking R rating?—we’re always hungry for The Dark Knight Rises news here on ScreenCrave, so here you go: the MPAA has given the highly anticipated Batman film a PG-13 rating.

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If you’ve been following our coverage for The Dark Knight Rises, the final film in Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy, you’ve noticed that we’re getting just a bit obsessive about the mysterious new film.  So it should come as no surprise that we’re geeking out about a recently leaked plot summary for The Dark Knight Rises, courtesy of FilmCells Ltd., an official licensee of Warner Bros. film products.  And so, it goes without saying, spoilers after the jump.

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As the countdown to the July premiere of the final Christopher Nolan Batman film, The Dark Knight Rises, continues to loom over us, we here at ScreenCrave get more and more excited with each passing day, consuming every bit of Batty news that we can find.  Today’s news bit?  Christian Bale talking about letting go of the character of Batman/Bruce Wayne after eight years.

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Anyone who regularly reads ScreenCrave knows that we’re chomping at the bit for the massively anticipated new Batman film, The Dark Knight Rises, which is not only the final film in Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy, but is also poised to be one of the biggest blockbusters in recent memory.  So far, we know the film takes place eight years after The Dark Knight, and features Bane and Catwoman as the primary villains.  Well, now we know something else: one of the performers in the film let it slip who his/her/it’s (trying to avoid spoilers above the jump!) character was, and it’s a doozy of a villain from the classic Batman comics.  Curious who it is?  Dig in after the jump.

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Shaping up to be the most anticipated film of 2012, The Dark Knight Rises has been shrouded in secrecy (that is, until last week, when Christopher Nolan finally let slip a few details about the film).  What do we know about the film?  Well, it takes place eight years after The Dark Knight, and features Bane and Catwoman at odds with Batman.  Recently, Christian Bale slipped a few details about the villainous characters in an interview.

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The L.A. Times is reporting that Christopher Nolan‘s The Dark Knight Rises, which is currently shooting in Los Angeles, will be moving its shoot to New York on October 29, and may have the cast interact with the current Occupy Wall Street protestors. What’s interesting about this is how those protestors will be used. It’s is unknown which cast members (a cast that includes Christian Bale, Anne Hathaway, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Tom Hardy to name a few) will be doing the interacting.

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So, last week, we were privy to the new Catwoman, as featured in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises and portrayed by Anne Hathaway.  Also of note was the fact that, in the promo picture, Catwoman was riding Batman’s Bat-Pod (a.k.a., that motorcycle thing that pops out of the Batmobile/ Tumbler in The Dark Knight).  And now, according to a video that leaked from The Dark Knight Rises’ set, not only does Catwoman steal the Bat-Pod, but the stuntdriver portraying her loses control of the vehicle—with disastrous results, as far as the IMAX cameras used to film the new movie are concerned.

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Twihards came out in full force on Friday for The Twilight Saga: New Moon causing the film to break box office records left and right. First, New Moon became the highest advance ticket seller off all time, and now they’ve managed to break The Dark Knight’s record for having the largest single day opening ever!

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