Before the end of 2011, the six minute prologue for the Dark Knight rises on exploded IMAX select screens with copies of the mission: impossible - ghost Protocol, and while the recording itself was a treat for fans, part of it was not so well received. Many viewers complained loudly about have problems in understanding of the lines, which from the continuation of the new villain, bane, played by Tom Hardy. The problem had apparently Warner Bros insiders very worried on the impact might be on the film. Christopher Nolan said audio changes would be minimal, but it seems that action has already taken to resolve the problem.
The message received from an anonymous source, that a new audio mix for the prologue to the IMAX theater was sent our friends at Collider. However the original story was confirmed untrue, as being below updated.
Update Jan 6th: The story was exposed and WB loud there still no audio mix or update. Collider States: "after talking to Warner Brothers and IMAX, it seems our story wrong was and below I have taken the article from my conversations." There you go, we'll let you know if we to hear more by WB.
So if this all turns out to be (there was no official confirmation only, so this is just a rumor at this point) don't really lines sound as true as bane's voice was changed, but rather, the rest of the audio mix was adjusted to less interference with bane, safely allow something that was a problem in the context of the scene. As the source says bane dialogue were made, of clear "40-50%, because no longer is he by the background noise, which is overwhelmed him drowned out."
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