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[Qwerty]

Oh. Just. Love. That.

Gotta get this marketing team for Bond.

[sharpshooter]

I agree, less is more.

This poster could have a deeper meaning if it comes out that Joker's smile, is the result of a stray batarang or something like that. Seeing as the 'smile' in the poster is a Bat logo, and usually it is that the Joker blames Batman for 'making him'.

[The Dove]

SWEEET!! Oh man this teaser poster looks awsome!! I CANNOT wait to see this movie!!

[Navy007Fan]

Batman-On-Film has posted a review of the sneak peek (held last night in certain cities) of the 7 minute, TDK "Prologue" that will be shown with IMAX versions of "I am Legend" starting the 14th. It is, apparently, the first 7 minutes or so of the film. The reaction has been nothing short of "Oh my God!!!!"

[Qwerty]

Batman-On-Film has posted a review of the sneak peek (held last night in certain cities) of the 7 minute, TDK "Prologue" that will be shown with IMAX versions of "I am Legend" starting the 14th. It is, apparently, the first 7 minutes or so of the film. The reaction has been nothing short of "Oh my God!!!!"

Sounds quite promising.

[Navy007Fan]

Below is a cover of a French magazine with a new pic of Batman.

[Harmsway]

I really do like that suit. It's nice to see that they dropped the entirely rubber look and went for something of the armor variety. It might be a bit on the busy side, but that only adds to its functional look. I'm definitely digging the "urban warrior" vibe.

[Double-Oh-Zero]

The International teaser poster (or fan art?):



I'm leaning towards it being genuine, and even though I don't like it quite as much as the genius "Wall Teaser," it's still eye-catching (even if it is fan art). Although it would seem more fitting that he's standing on the roof, rather than inside.

Perhaps it's inside one of the Wayne skyscrapers. Or the place he's taken up residence in whilst the Batcave is being rebuilt. Or Hong Kong. Or the mansion that Christopher Nolan will own after this film makes boatloads of cash. Either way, very curious.

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[Harmsway]

You can see a bootleg of the new trailer here:



Awful quality, but it'll do till we get an official one (probably tomorrow at some point). Heath Ledger's Joker continues to astound, and the action looks infinitely better than what we were handed in BEGINS. That said, it's clear that the trailer is leaving out the really good bits, as Nolan likes to do.

[K1Bond007]

I don't know if I like the international poster. On one hand it's really slick looking, on the other it's a little too grandiose (sort of futuristic/sci-fi like the Matrix) for Batman and it doesn't make a whole lot of sense. How is there a reflection of the city on the floor Batman is standing on if Batman is looking down on said city? It's like the skyscraper here is leaning over. Bugs me that Batman is indoors too looking over the city. In a shot like that Batman should be on the roof.

[sharpshooter]

That trailer is awe inspiring. I was speechless when I first viewed it. Heath Ledger is fantastic! The film has a real epic vibe to it. I can't wait for the official trailer link.

This will most certainly be the best Batman film yet.

[sharpshooter]

Behold, the third teaser poster!

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[00Twelve]

That trailer was freaking insane. Oh, man, I can't bear the thought of having to wait another half-year right now. And I agree 100% with Harms that it's not the best stuff in the film. Not by a long shot. Dent wasn't even anywhere to be seen. This is gonna be fantastic. I grew up on Batman, so I'm really happy to see Batman films in top form these days.

[Harmsway]

Oh, just for Jim's sake, I thought I'd post that Nolan confirmed the running time would be about the same as BEGINS. So Jim, no need to worry about three hours in the movie theatre.

[Qwerty]

Loved that trailer. Just loved it.

I'm finding that it's hard not to love anything we've heard about the film so far.

[Jim]

Oh, just for Jim's sake, I thought I'd post that Nolan confirmed the running time would be about the same as BEGINS. So Jim, no need to worry about three hours in the movie theatre.

Damn. Need to find another excuse.

I don't like purple much. Will this do?

[The Dove]

The trailer video on Youtube has been take off due to a copyright claim by Warner Bros. so I missed seeing it!! Never mind, I'll wait til it gets released for real..Don't want to see a crappy quality bootleg version anyhow!!

[00Twelve]

I still have a tab open on IE from AintitCool's article from earlier this morning, and it's still showing there. And it's still awesome.

[Double-Oh-Zero]

Yet another teaser poster:




The 6 minutes of footage I saw tonight, by the way, was...astounding. One image from it has been playing in my mind for the past three hours, and I doubt it will stop anytime soon.

[sharpshooter]

The posters and trailer have certainly put a smile on my face

[Professor Dent]

I saw the trailer in front of I Am Legend last night. It looked & sounded incredible. It's probably just one extended action scene in the movie but I was a little surprised to see Batman on the Bat Cycle so much. Also, seeing Batman standing on the roof of that building (looked like he was using binoculars or maybe Bat Binoculars ) reminded me of the similar scene in the first movie.

[Qwerty]

I saw the trailer in front of I Am Legend last night. It looked & sounded incredible.

Agreed. The first shot of the Joker's face got a few gasps from nearby people in the audience.

[Professor Dent]

Slashfilm has an interesting 7 minute video clip posted online.

[Double-Oh-Zero]

Put a smile on your face.

Glad I waited for the High Def version.

Enjoy.

[Righty007]

Put a smile on your face.

Glad I waited for the High Def version.

Enjoy.

Thanks for the link!

[Mr. Blofeld]

Forget Jack Nicholson; Heath Ledger is the Joker!

[tdalton]

IMO, the trailer was very good. Heath Ledger appears to completely own the character of the Joker, and he could end up turning in one of the truly great performances in a comic book film adaptation. I'm not sure whether or not I'll go to see this one in the theater, but I'll definitely be eagerly awaiting this one about a year (I would assume) when it arrives on DVD.

[Mr. Blofeld]

Heath Ledger appears to completely own the character of the Joker, and he could end up turning in one of the truly great performances in a comic book film adaptation.

I heartily agree with you, sir.

[Harmsway]

IMO, the trailer was very good.

I was wondering how you'd feel about it. Glad you liked it.

Heath Ledger appears to completely own the character of the Joker, and he could end up turning in one of the truly great performances in a comic book film adaptation.

If the performance is consistently of the caliber of what we saw on display there, he's going to be one of the great screen villains. That's great stuff right there... it's like looking pure evil in the face.

And we still haven't seen any of Eckhart's Two-Face, which I have great hopes for. Eckhart is a truly fantastic actor, and Two-Face is one of the great characters in the Batman mythos. His origin, the great tragedy of the DC universe, carries so much dramatic weight. If Nolan pulls that element off, and I imagine that he will, THE DARK KNIGHT will be something really phenomenal... a blockbuster with pathos.

I'm not sure whether or not I'll go to see this one in the theater, but I'll definitely be eagerly awaiting this one about a year (I would assume) when it arrives on DVD.

Yeah, I'd assume about a year is right. It'll be on DVD in time for next Christmas, maybe even as early as November.

[tdalton]

IMO, the trailer was very good.

I was wondering how you'd feel about it. Glad you liked it.

Heath Ledger appears to completely own the character of the Joker, and he could end up turning in one of the truly great performances in a comic book film adaptation.

If the performance is consistently of the caliber of what we saw on display there, he's going to be one of the great screen villains. That's great stuff right there... it's like looking pure evil in the face.

And we still haven't seen any of Eckhart's Two-Face, which I have great hopes for. Eckhart is a truly fantastic actor, and Two-Face is one of the great characters in the Batman mythos. His origin, the great tragedy of the Batman story, carries so much dramatic weight. If Nolan pulls that element off, and I imagine that he will, THE DARK KNIGHT will be something really phenomenal... a blockbuster with pathos.

I'm not sure whether or not I'll go to see this one in the theater, but I'll definitely be eagerly awaiting this one about a year (I would assume) when it arrives on DVD.

Yeah, I'd assume about a year is right. It'll be on DVD in time for next Christmas, maybe even as early as November.

I am very interested to see what Eckhart is going to do with his role, but I also hope that they do a good job of really building up the Harvey Dent character before transforming him into Two-Face. Just from looking at the film as a casual observer (i.e. someone who is not actively following the production of the film), you would be hard pressed to know that Eckhart is in the film and that he's playing Harvey Dent. I think that they really need to start focusing a bit on his involvement in the film, especially since we've now seen a lot of the Joker with the new trailer, and I would like to not see too much more of him until the film is released as to have the rest of his involvement in the movie be a surprise. But, I think that, with the next trailer, that Eckhart needs to start being given more publicity.