”The Dark Knight” - 152 minutes long!
Christopher Nolan’s ”The Dark Knight” has a running time of more than two and a half hours.
According to the British Board Of Film Classification (BBFC), the Batman Begins sequel is 152 minutes long.
The BBFC has granted the movie a 12A certificate.
The film is the longest in the superhero franchise, with its predecessor carrying a running time of 140 minutes.
Recent lengthy summer blockbusters include ”Spider-Man 3” (139 minutes), ”Transformers” (144 minutes) and ”Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World’s End” (168 minutes).
Batman and Joker’s fans will really enjoy on July 18th!
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”The Dark Knight” - Behind-The-Scene Featurette
”The Dark Knight” featurette behind the scenes takes a look at the filming in Chicago along with interviews with crew.
watch the clip after the jump
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Eight Brand New “The Dark Knight” Photos !
Today, we have eight more interesting shots from the upcoming “The Dark Knight”.
In the film, with the help of Lieutenant Jim Gordon and District Attorney Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart), Batman (Christian Bale) sets out to dismantle the remaining criminal organizations that plague the city streets. The partnership proves to be effective, but they soon find themselves prey to a reign of chaos unleashed by a rising criminal mastermind known to the terrified citizens of Gotham as The Joker (Heath Ledger).
Christopher Nolan returns to helm the film, which is scheduled to hit conventional and IMAX theaters on July 18th.
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“The Dark Knight” Trailer #4
Fourth official trailer of “The Dark Knight“, highly anticipated Christopher Nolan version of the Batman saga has appeared online featuring some new scenes from the movie and a closer look at the characters.
“The Dark Knight” is in theaters July 18nd.
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‘The Dark Knight’ Poster (Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour)
Warner Bros has now released another poster for the upcoming “The Dark Knight,” featuring Batman in a building looking at Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour.
Christopher Nolan returns to helm the film, which is scheduled to hit conventional and IMAX theaters on July 18th.
Source: Joblo
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Joker scene stays
For all Bat-fans: Don’t worry, cause Warner Brothers are not insisting that Christopher Nolan recut his film, The Dark Knight.
According to a source close to Movie Hole:
“I know for a fact that that scene is in the film. I also know that Warner Brothers has made no such mandate and that Chris [Nolan] is honest when saying that he will not change what was intended with The Joker.”
The reason the rumor started was because reports were that test audiences thought it was distasteful to show Heath Ledger’s character in that situation.
I guess they must have thought it was “too soon” for that to be shown to people.
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Warner Brothers to cut Joker scenes from ‘Dark Knight’!?
According Cinema Blend there will be problems about particular scene from ‘Dark Knight‘, which due to the tragic death of Heath Ledger, may never see the light of day because of reactions in many of the screenings.
The scene involves Ledger’s Joker character pretending to be dead and being pictured in a body bag.
Apparently the aftershocks of Ledger’s unfortunate death are such that many in the screening reacted rather badly to this moment and now execs are considering excising the scene altogether.
The Joker in ‘The Dark Knight’ is Ledger’s final complete role and fans already got ‘the promise’, Christopher Nolan said that all of Heath Ledger’s scenes as The Joker remain as they were before his tragic death.
“He was immensely proud of the work he did on the film”, said Nolan. “I feel a great burden to present that in an undistorted form.”
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