I have to say that I’m a big fan of Christopher Nolan’s take on the Batman movies and I’m certainly looking forward to the last movie in the trilogy, “The Dark Knight Rises”.

Ok you aren’t really going to get much from the teaser trailor which has finally been, officialy, released by Warner Bros. But it does give a little taste of things to come, I for one am really looking forward to seeing it.

Christian Bale reprises his role as The Batman/Bruce Wayne, Michael Caine as Alfred, Gary Oldman as Commissioner Gordon and Morgan Freeman as Lucius Fox. Along with Anne Hathaway as Selina Kyle and Tom Hardy as Bane.

But we are still going to have to wait until the 20th July 2012 to see the end of this saga on the movie screen, but hey, it’s only a year to wait! But it may seem a lot longer

There are many memorable cars out there from the big screen and I am not going to go through all of them just the ones that made a difference on my life and I am sure that some of these have made a big impact on you also. In no particular order here are some of my top cars from the movies.

RC- Toy story

I am going to start with something you don’t see appearing in these kinds of posts usually and that is RC from Toy Story! Although a lot of you might be thinking why I have included a small role character in this post just think about it for a second, without RC the plot would not have moved forward (Buzz being pushed out the window) and at the end of the movie RC saves the day with the rocket lit whilst Woody and Buzz are on the back!

Of course the other reason that this is in the list it because I grew up watching this movie and will use any excuse thrown in a character!

More Fantastic Movie Cars

This may be some old news if your a comic book fan, but I was just reading this and thought I would give it a mention.

It seems that DC Comics have decided to bring back Batwoman as an openly gay superhero, Greg Rucka a writer at DC Comics has said she was “a lesbian socialite by day and crime-fighter by night”.

Batwoman’s comeback with a battle to take place in Gotham City to take over Baman’s cowl after he was supposedly killed off in a November issue.

The character of Batwoman’s alto ego, Kath Kane, will start to appear in around 12 issues of Detective Comics from June..