New Dark Knight Rises Trailer

Earlier today a viral campaign for that Dark Knight Rises began. All around the world, little chalk markings of bats were left also it remained as much as fans to locate them, photograph them, and send them to a unique Twitter account. With every new photograph, a brand new frame from the trailer was revealed at TDKR07202012.com. The ultimate chalk marking has been discovered. The final photograph has been sent. And now we get a completely new trailer for The Dark Knight Rises.

Holy shit. Which was honestly one of the most thrilling trailers That i have ever seen, otherwise simply because of how it chooses to make use of music and incredible visuals rather than a lot of dialogue. We also finally reach hear Joseph Gordon-Levitt say something (who are you, John Blake?) and there is lots of stuff in the footage I acquired to seelast week at CinemaCon. It just doesn't get much better.

The final "Dark Knight Rises" trailer debuts theatrically in front of "Marvel's The Avengers" on Friday, but who needs cinemas when there is the internet? Warner Bros. has released the new teaser online, following a day's viral marketing that saw one ambitious Batman fan produce a .GIF from the trailer using "leaked" frames in the official "Dark Knight Rises" website.

The reality is, fan anticipation for Christopher Nolan's Batman finale is just about at peak levels -- and when it isn't, the most recent trailer will likely ratchet excitement there momentarily. In the quite and ominous opening towards the silent destruction of the Williamsburg Bridge (or whatever the Gotham equivalent of the Williamsburg Bridge is called), this thing is nearly perfect.

Sure, you will never understand Bane everything well (for reference, he admits that "I'm Gotham's reckoning" for the reason that part where you think he admits that "rectum"), but what exactly? Between your glimpsed action (Catwoman power!), the tortured brilliance of Christian Bale's Bruce Wayne, and a heavy dose of Joseph Gordon-Levitt, "The Dark Knight Rises" looks like the film from the summer. Not too you didn't think that anyway. The only real issue? An almost complete lack of Marion Cotillard. Maybe she's still stuck in limbo.

"The Dark Knight Rises" has gone out in theaters on July 20.

Watch the trailer below and prepare to develop the largest goosebumps you have ever felt inside your entire life.

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Anorexic cover girl model, 19, Dies in her sleep after weight drops to just Six Stone

At 19, with several teen magazine cover shoots behind her and also the prospect of a lucrative modelling career ahead, she appeared to possess the world at her feet.

But while to others she seemed a good and delightful young woman, Bethaney Wallace was facing a crippling struggle with eating disorders which saw her weight plunge to under 7st - and which finally claimed her lifetime. 

Doctors believe that, within the 3 years since she developed anorexia and bulimia, her condition had weakened her heart and it gave out as she slept.

Yesterday, her father Clive, 47, said: 'She lost her self-esteem. 

'She would say she was fat but she was so beautiful - she didn't realise how beautiful she was. She'd up days and down days. It had been like Jekyll and Hyde. 

'I tried to warn her that her organs would fail but she just said: “Don't be silly”. If you mentioned food it would start an argument.' 

Her mother Cathy, 42, added that she felt helpless because Bethaney couldn't be persuaded to find professional advice.

'It am hard to get help,' the housewife said. 'I went to the doctor's a few times by myself. 

'I asked these to call her in for another thing and then bring up the eating disorders. But Beth wasn't a child and so i couldn't force her to obtain help. 

'You are slowly watching your child die.' 

Bethaney, from Newmarket, Suffolk, worked on her first photoshoot when she was 12. She became a sought-after model for glossy magazines for example Make It Groovy, Girl Talk and Popgirl, earning £112 per shoot.

But at 16, she lost weight after developing glandular fever and decided she didn't wish to restore it on again, later developing anorexia and bulimia.

Friends reported that Bethaney, who gained four A*s, four As and a B in her GCSEs, as well as an A*, two Bs and a C at A-level, would hardly eat when they went out to restaurants together, only picking at bread.

Even around the times when she sat right down to eat a proper meal with your family, her parents couldn't relax a bit, knowing she would make herself sick later.

Her weight plummeted from 8st 7lb to just 6st 10lb, leaving her gaunt 5ft 3in frame so weak that they was barely able to leave the house

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Her bmi was 16.6, meaning she was classed as dangerously underweight. Models were banned at this year's Madrid Fashion Week when they had a BMI of under 18.

The teenager died on April 18, while she was staying at her grandmother's house in Moulton, Suffolk. 

Her parents, who in addition have a 22-year-old daughter, Shari, said her death was all the more tragic because Bethaney had finally started confronting her condition late last year. 

She had received an eating plan by West Suffolk Eating disorders Service to help her.

Her father, a roof tiler, added: 'She was getting better. She was having counselling and making good progress however the paramedics said her blood sugar level was really low.' 

An inquest was opened and adjourned on April 23. A full hearing is expected later this season.

Bex Parramint, from Power Model Management in Norwich, which represented Bethaney, paid tribute to her as a 'bright, smiley, beautiful' girl. 

She added: 'She was so cute. She only agreed to be right as she was.' 

A spokesman for the eating disorder charity Beat said: 'Our hearts go out to Bethaney's family. 

'Eating disorders are devastating illnesses and it is particularly poignant that they have been making progress in her battle to conquer her illness.

'Eating disorders have a huge toll on our bodies during a period of time

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