While we highly advise you to wait until you see the movie for this footage, a total of 13 clips from The Dark Knight are now online. Let's start with this one...
Need more? There's 12 here as well. The Batman Begins follow-up hits conventional theaters and IMAX on July 18th!
fo shizzle, this is da sheeit! of course, this isnt the real scene they'll be using, but good enough for now. 14 days and 10 mins til TDK!!!
Posted by: Pauze on July 4, 2008 at 00:50:13
LEDGER YOU ARE THE MAN! This one clip alone proves he will **** over Jack. Jack can eat my sack! Hell Yeah!
Posted by: batmanfan1995 on July 4, 2008 at 00:50:20
too many spoiliers and thats the truth im a man of my word
Posted by: Gopic on July 4, 2008 at 00:56:31
Cant Freakin A Wate.
Posted by: TPJR on July 4, 2008 at 00:57:43
I keep hearing people describing The Dark Knight as a masterpiece, or that this guy deserves an award for his preformance...
Yeah, it looks like they're correct on both counts.
This is gonna blow every other comic movie away, it's like comparing Little League to the Majors...
Posted by: Yes I said it!!! on July 4, 2008 at 00:59:55
I went to the link, i'm in two minds about watching the other clips, this is really going to be on my mind for the next 10 days til i see it
Posted by: Anakin on July 4, 2008 at 01:00:58
man this movie is way too over-hyped. i'm sure dark knight will be awesome to see but man warner bros has over-hyped this thing to death. lol just goes to show you how WB executives are nervous about it considering the box office results of superman returns.
Posted by: skx72 on July 4, 2008 at 01:01:50
heath ledger is oscor worthy
Posted by: B. Trask on July 4, 2008 at 01:01:51
I want to be the voice of reason here.
If you are like me and you really want to enjoy the movie in the theater DO NOT WATCH A SINGLE CLIP.
This is too much. The excitement has been built up already. We don't need anymore viral marketing, or special trailers. As a matter of fact, I think only a few thirty second spots are needed from now on. Practically half of the movie has been given away already. I'll sit out the trailers until the movie is released.
(And even then I'll have to wait because all the theaters in my local area are already sold out from advanced tickets.)
Posted by: Simon on July 4, 2008 at 01:02:09
Oh man. I'm freaking out!
2 weeks! 2 WEEKS!
Posted by: kirbzilla on July 4, 2008 at 01:02:31
cool
Posted by: StarBlazer101 on July 4, 2008 at 01:11:09
that first clip is enough to give Ledger the Oscar already
Posted by: B. Trask on July 4, 2008 at 01:12:18
Okay, foot in mouth, here. SHH! advises you to wait before watching the clips, so that's what I'm going to do.
Thanks for the clips, SHH!
Posted by: D-MAN on July 4, 2008 at 01:12:56
LOL their was noting in the glass.I agree with Anakin way over hyped..and not better then Jack N.
Posted by: Jared on July 4, 2008 at 01:12:59
Dark Knight is a failed attempt to revive the popular character Batman portrayed by Adam West in the classic TV series of the same name. What The Dark Knight is missing is the colorful characters and witty dialogue of the TV series on which it is based. Instead of the audience pleasing "biff" and "pows" the Dark Knight favors a dark and depressing tone.
The Dark Knight does follow the tradition of hiring popular actors to portray the villainous characters that inhabit Gotham City. But unlike the wonderful performances of Cesar Romero as the 60's Joker or Eartha Kitt as Catwoman, the Dark Knight favors dreary performances from Oscar caliber actors like Gary Oldman and Micheal Caine that seem out of place in this superhero movie.
My suggestion is if you want to see some great Batman fun this weekend go rent 1998's Batman and Robin which features great performances from George Clooney and Uma Thurman and returns to the fun of the TV show. Also for the kids check out the comic books that are based on the TV show.
Posted by: mikeb on July 4, 2008 at 01:15:06
awesome. and you know what, i'll bet we have not seen anything too spoilerish, anyways. wb does know more than we do
Posted by: stonecoldd on July 4, 2008 at 01:17:08
WOW just wow!...screw the action and batman himself...I can't wait to see the freakin joker...good **** by Ledger!..
Posted by: mikeb on July 4, 2008 at 01:17:36
i know you are joking about batman and robin. i am sorry you are on your own. that movie sucks. george clooney???????
Posted by: Spider-ham on July 4, 2008 at 01:18:41
This movie looks like absolute crap! Nolan is an *$$hole and he ruined Batman! Also I'm tired of people saying "Oh Heath Ledger gonna get an oscar for this!" They're are only saying it cuz he's dead! Heath Ledger could care less about getting an oscar. Know why? Cuz HE'S DEAD! Do you think he's sitting around worrying whether this film does well? Well he's not because he's DEAD! Having a blockbuster movie and an oscar isn't gonna make him undead! If the hollywood jerkasses wanted to give him an oscar they should have done it when he was still alive and could appreciate it! They didn't deem him worthy then but now thats he's dead they wanna give him a sympathy vote. I'm tired of all these people all of a sudden saying how great of an actor he was when I really don't remember them saying it when he was still alive. I never liked Heath Ledger's work and now that he's dead I have enough respect for the man not to pretend that I did. OSCAR? Sorry but he didn't have the chops!
Posted by: Your Name Here on July 4, 2008 at 01:20:51
Jared, for your wonderfully inventive sarcasm, prepare to be gutted like a fish. I now release thousands of rabid fanboys in your general direction.
Posted by: FireFly's Enigma on July 4, 2008 at 01:28:32
The Oscar board will have to be pressed to have Ledger as "best supporting" or "best" actor. His death may get him the nod but why care about the Oscars? Why should his portrayal of the Joker be defined by a nod or an award from the "the old, I'm into movies that have no appeal to the masses board of people who vote at the Academy". If his take as the Joker is as good as it looks, the fans reaction will be enough for glory!
p.s.Then Oscars tend to give awards away when they know they f-ed up. Look it up...look at how many awards they gave to those, who gave great performances, who are not with us now.
