Secret Glance Into The Latest Batman Movie Drives Fans Towards Epical Code Cracking
The Batman series has always been a hit amongst its fans. The fan following of the Batman trilogy is massive and apparently, the fans would do anything to get a sneak peek into the latest version of the movie, which includes code cracking.
The die-hard rooters of the Batman trilogy, which is a Warner Bro’s production, took on a codification breaking of an epical extent on Friday, following the introduction of the latest part of the hit series, “The Dark Knight Rises”, on the Internet.
When fans/users first embark on the original website of the movie, which has a release date set for the 20th of July, year 2012, they are welcomed by a black coloured screen page, which is followed by a musical track which features a rather weird sort of chanting. The die-hard fans of the Batman Trilogy were very annoyed at first by the website. However, the annoyingness of the fans didn’t last for long as one of the fearless registered member of the SuperHeroHype forums, who writes under the name of “Riskproduction”, made use of an audio software in order to find out that the range in the musical track featured on the website of The Dark Knight Rises spells the following hashtag; “#thefirerises”.
The discovered work guided the rooters to an account by the same name (TheFireRises) on social networking site Twitter, which puts forward many different tweet messages that links the users to a separate website, which features a picture of Tom Hardy, who is an actor, as Bane, the super villain.
However, it is not an unexceptional picture. It is a mixture of separate profile pictures of Twitter, along with Facebook, of those individuals who decided to post the link of the website on the particular social networks by pressing the “Add Me” tab situated on the left hand side top corner. If you put the overall idea into consideration, it is an amazing idea; Annoy your hardcore lovers to an extent that they put their time and efforts into the process of code cracking, putting in motion a viral hype as individuals share their findings throughout different social networking sites.
