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Awesome New Dark Knight Trailer. . . and Indiana Jones 4 Has a New Trailer, Too
When I headed back to the theaters this weekend to see Iron Man a second time, I noticed something about the oh, 30 minutes of previews that ran before the feature. There's an excellent, spine-tingly new trailer for The Dark Knight which, if I already weren't completely anxious to see that film, I certainly would be now. While it's heartbreaking to see Heath up there onscreen as The Joker, it's also totally mesmerizing.
Link Time! 7/31
- Cinematical explains how to get to this new Joker (Heath Ledger) and Rachel Dawes (Maggie Gyllenhaal) photo from The Dark Knight by following a bunch of clues from a phone number and website.
- Televisionary interviews "Pushing Daisies" creator Bryan Fuller.
- A lot of blogs are posting homages to Ingmar Bergman this week, but I really like this post on Popwatch.
- Rolling Stone offers a funny list of 15 songs that make you say "who?!"
- Can't wait for the "Weeds" premiere on Aug. 13? Pop Candy tells us how to watch it now.
- How ridiculous is the Rush Hour 3 billboard?
Maggie Gyllenhaal Finds Her Dark Knight
Due to "scheduling conflicts," Katie Holmes is unable to reprise her role as Batman's love interest in The Dark Knight, the sequel to Batman Begins. Instead, Maggie Gyllenhaal will most likely step in to play D.A. Rachel Dawes.
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The Dark Knight: Tense, Sad, Unsettling — And One of the Best Movies I've Seen in Years
"This town deserves a better class of criminal." – The Joker
Indeed. And by extension, audiences deserve a better class of villain.
Biggest Headlines of '08: The Dark Knight's Insane Success
This month, as part of my Best of 2008 coverage, I'm going to look back at some of the entertainment world's big headlines. The first one on my list was the writers' strike. Today I'm going back to the year's biggest hit movie: The Dark Knight.
Holy Dark Knight News, Batman
Another day, another few tidbits of news from the set of The Dark Knight. For starters, remember this guy from The Breakfast Club?
Well, Anthony Michael Hall (a.k.a.
Would You See a 6:00 a.m. Screening of The Dark Knight?
According to The New York Times, the demand is so high for opening weekend tickets to The Dark Knight that many theaters are showing the film on Friday, July 18 starting at midnight (no surprise there), and continuing through 6:00 a.m. showings. Fandango.com is reporting "well over 1,500 wee-hour showings for The Dark Knight in theaters that typically do not open their doors before about 10 a.m."
The Dark Knight to Get Another Round in Theaters, January '09
Even though The Dark Knight has gone above and beyond the line of duty at the box office, earning an estimated $512 million domestically, Warner Bros. has announced it will get a re-release in January 2009. The Hollywood Reporter notes:Warner Bros.
Movie Preview: The Dark Knight
Finally! The Dark Knight trailer currently being shown before I Am Legend in theaters is online in a version that's not a shaky bootleg taken with someone's camera phone!
However, so far the only versions of the 6-minute clip from the Dark Knight, also shown before I Am Legend, are those jerky, low-quality bootlegs, like this one.
Should The Dark Knight Have Gotten a Best Picture Nomination?
The nominees for this year's Best Picture Oscar are the following:
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Frost/Nixon
Milk
The Reader
Slumdog Millionaire
In the months leading up to today's announcement, there was talk that The Dark Knight might actually nab a Best Picture nomination. Do you agree with the five movies selected for this category? Do you think The Dark Knight is deserving of a nod from the Academy?
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