"Ze goggles, they do nossing" ...for me.
Yep, Anne's Catwoman costume will be the modern goggle-donning version.

From Hollywood life (which is under the WB umbrella)
“Anne’s outfit is more tactical, like the comic book, than the previous Batman movies,” a source very close to the costume design tells us exclusively. “She will definitely be wearing the goggles and it’s going to be less sexy than Halle Berry and Michelle Pfeiffer’s Catwoman costumes. She’s going to look more like a robber.”

Adds the insider, “But fan boys shouldn’t be worried. This costume is going to be form-fitting enough to make Anne look smoking hot.”


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Also, new DCAU movie

From screenrant.com

Ron Howard’s adaptation of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower has officially been canceled, ending the long-anticipated (and long-struggling) project once and for all.

Perhaps it was inevitable that The Dark Tower would be canceled. Despite having a bankable director in Howard and a big-name star in Javier Bardem, Universal put The Dark Tower into turnaround in May after executives became nervous over the project’s immense scale (which would have bridged a trilogy of films with made-for-TV specials).

According to The Hollywood Reporter, “Today was D-Day for Dark Tower because the studio had a July 15 deadline to commit to the movies or not.” In retrospect, it seems that Howard was overly ambitious about The Dark Tower from the beginning.

Although Howard said he couldn’t stop talking about the film in December, the director has had a variety of projects in development since then. One was bound to overtake The Dark Tower in importance and it looks like it’s going to be the Formula One racing film Rush – starring Chris Hemsworth (Thor).

Given Howard’s enthusiasm for the film and the high-profile talent attached to the project, it seems like this might have been the best chance for The Dark Tower to hit the big screen. In fact, this cancellation begs the question of whether an adaptation of The Dark Tower will ever see the light of day.

In a way, it’s a “damned if you do, damned if you don’t” situation. A low-budget adaptation wouldn’t come close to conveying the epic scope of King’s series, but a big-budget project is too risky for many investors. Like so much of King’s work, The Dark Tower will probably have to settle for a less-than-stellar made-for-TV movie at some point down the road.

The Dark Tower is one of Stephen King’s most popular creations, and I know that there are tons of fans of the series among the Screen Rant faithful. What do you think of this news? Will The Dark Tower ever be made into a film?

Filming for The Dark Knight Rises begins today in Pittsburgh, PA.

That is all.

Three new shots of Bane as well as a camo Batmobile:

http://www.bleedingcool.com/2011/07/30/on-set-snaps-of-bane-see-his-mask-his-coat-his-script-page

When "Green Lantern 2" arrives, expect to see some big changes.

The Los Angeles Times has learned that Warner Bros is moving forward on the project despite lackluster critical reception and box office for "Green Lantern." But director Martin Campbell isn't involved in the plan, which reportedly revamps the entire feel of the franchise and starts from scratch on the sequel's current plans.

"To go forward we need to make it a little edgier and darker with more emphasis on action," Warner Bros film group President Jeff Robinoy told the Los Angeles Times. "And we have to find a way to balance the time the movie spends in space versus on Earth."

Apparently people close to the project say that Warner Bros is planning on making some significant changes on the current script outline that was written by Greg Berlanti, Michael Green and Marc Guggenheim. But by getting rid of Campbell for the sequel, WB is planning on taking a new approach for the sequel.

"Green Lantern 2" would likely not hit theaters until late 2013 or some time in 2014, but at this point it seems like Warner Bros is very set on continuing a film series out of their DC franchise. With "The Dark Knight Rises" out next summer and "Man of Steel" due out in June 2013, Robinov said that WB is still planning to bring their DC superheroes together for a "Justice League" movie at some point in the future.