the Dark Knight Rises — The Good Men Project

#49: Aurora

November 17, 2012 By The Good Life @ GMP 3 Comments

There were more heroes than villains in that Aurora, Colorado movie theater where twelve were killed.

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The Masks We Wear

August 8, 2012 By Jacob Taylor 6 Comments

Sometimes we need a second face in order to deal with the world.

Filed Under: A&E, Health, Psych, & Addiction Tagged With: abuse, abuse survivors, Alfred, anger, batman, Bruce Wayne, Christopher Nolan, coping, Dark Knight, family, film, godsons, gotham, guilt, John Blake, masculinity, Mask, mentors, movies, nephews, nightmares, pain, relationships, review, social, sons, spoiler, sranger, stoicism, Suffering, the Dark Knight Rises, toughness, younger brothers

“Bane in ‘The Dark Knight Rises’ is an anarchist taking advantage of the popular rage.”

July 30, 2012 By the Editors 4 Comments

These are comments by Nas Who and Mike L on the post “The Dark Knight Rises Is a Pro-Fascist Movie”.

Filed Under: Comment of the Day Tagged With: Bane, batman, city, DC Comics, destruction, fascism, fascist, Gotham City, movies, Occupy Wall Street, OWS, pop culture, San Francisco, The Dark Knight, the Dark Knight Rises

The Girls of Gotham City: Batman’s Vixens and Villainesses

July 21, 2012 By POPSUGAR 2 Comments

From Uma Thurman to Maggie Gyllenhaal, they plagued the city with darkness or healed it with persistence. They are the women of Gotham.

Filed Under: A&E Tagged With: actresses, Anne Hathaway, batman, Batman Begins, box office, celebrities, Halle Berry, movies, The Dark Knight, the Dark Knight Rises, theaters, Uma Thurman

Mass Shooting in Aurora, Colorado – Tell Me Why We Don’t Need Gun Control Again?

July 20, 2012 By Josh Bowman 83 Comments

A shooting in Colorado leaves 12 dead, many more wounded (including a three month old baby). Josh Bowman tries to understand how something this tragic could happen.

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog, Ten Things I've Learned Tagged With: Aurora, Colorado, Gun Violence, guns, James Holmes, Mall shooting, NRA, rifle, shooting, the Dark Knight Rises, violence

Heroes vs Villains

June 20, 2012 By S. Maxam 6 Comments

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Shawn Maxam talks about the gift and the curse of living with Bipolar Disorder

Filed Under: For Shawnel Tagged With: batman, Bebe Moore Campbell, bipolar disorder, bipolar disorder is a villain, black men and Bipolar, Christopher Nolan, difficulties of mental illness, evils of poor mental health, living with Bipolar Disorder, mental illness struggles, national minority mental health awareness month, The Dark Knight, the Dark Knight Rises, the evils of bipolar, the two faces of bipolar disorder, Two-Face

Gaming: Lego Batman 2 Announced [@akilshohen]

February 3, 2012 By Hannibal Tabu Leave a Comment

The world’s finest are getting squared off in a new multiplatform adventure game, due out this summer.

Filed Under: Culture, komplicated Tagged With: 3DS, Arkham City, batman, D/s, DC Comics, Gotham City Imposters, Green Lantern, kids, lego, Lego Batman, Nintendo, Nintendo DS, Playstation, ps3, Superman, the Dark Knight Rises, Warner Bros, wii, Wonder woman, xbox, Xbox 360

Movies: Rob Brown Is Cast in The Dark Knight Rises

October 15, 2011 By Hannibal Tabu Leave a Comment

The Finding Forrester actor has secured a role in the Bat sequel, but nobody knows what he’s doing.

Filed Under: Escapism, komplicated Tagged With: casting, Christopher Nolan, movie, Rob Brown, the Dark Knight Rises

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