I’ve added old new photos of Christian Bale during his appearances for ‘Termination Salvation’ Japan Press Conference on June 3, 2009. Thanks to Ferd via baleheads.com for them!

GALLERY LINK:
- Events in 2009: ‘Terminator Salvation’ Japan Press Junket – June 3

I’ve added new exclusive outtakes of Christian taken for GQ Magazine from year 2007 & 2009.

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- Photoshoots in 2007: Nathaniel Goldberg [GQ]
- Photoshoots in 2009: Terry Richardson [GQ]

I’ve finally created a brand new fresh theme for Baleheads.com, one of your largest Christian Bale forum on net. It’s keeps growing everyday with many devoted bale hard members, do remember to join in the fun with these hardcore members of Christian’s. Let’s make it a better and happy place for all of you! If you are not a member of Baleheads.com now, JOIN NOW!

Terminator Salvation comes to Blu-ray with an unfortunate chip on its shoulder. After director McG informed the media that the high definition version would run over 30 minutes longer and be slapped with the fan requested R-rating, Warner delivered the final specs that held up on the rating but fell about 90 percent short on the additional footage.
The fourth installment in the Terminator lexicon is as much a reboot as a continuation, shuffling the entire cast and setting the film in a post apocalyptic Judgment Day world where Skynet rules and humans scavenge for life’s necessities in order to survive. A war-grizzled John Connor (Christian Bale) is the central character, the prophesied savior of mankind whose very existence Skynet is willing to travel through time to extinguish. He is not quite the Resistance’s leader yet but makes up for any lack of authoritative control by barking commands in the familiar low gruff Batman monotone voice.

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I’ve added new candids of Christian and his family arriving at LAX on November 20, 2009.

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- Candids in 2009: At LAX – November 20

Batman’s faithful butler, Alfred, has dropped bad news … again.

Batman fans everywhere have been furiously blogging and discussing the twists and turns in the will-they-or-won’t-they debate over a third installment of Christopher Nolan’s revamped Batman franchise. Early on it was announced that, although lead actor Christian Bale was contractually obligated to appear in Batman 3, Nolan had no such obligation and might decide not to direct another one.

Screenwriter David S. Goyer gave fans some hope when he said that he believed Nolan would return if he could “find the story that he’s happy with.” Then, Gary Oldman got everyone excited when he announced that filming would begin in 2010, only to recant his statement a couple days later. Read the rest of this entry »