Dark Knight Mania

The Dark Knight continues to creep toward a $1 billion dollar box office take. Also, WB kick-starts their online Oscar campaign, making the script available for download.

The Dark Knight has passed $400 million domestic in 18 days, a feat that took 2nd place Shrek 43 days to accomplish.

Titanic stands at the top of the box office list. But if all things go according to fanboy plan, The Dark Knight may be the iceberg to the once unsinkable Leo Dicaprio ship.

It appears that fans might be a little interested in seeing Christopher Nolan’s Batman franchise go further. At least, that is what we can assume. But in order to do that, they would need a villain, would they not. Take a spoiler-filled ride into a discussion about Two-Face’s prospects for a third film.

You can now wear a piece of The Joker’s lunacy right across your chest for just $22.94. I’m sold.

For the past 68 years, this clown has haunted the Caped Crusader, who found nothing to laugh about in the formers evil exploits. Journey into the mind of madness with the comic origins of The Joker.

Hours ago we reported that The Dark Knight had scored it second box office record of the weekend mere hours after hitting theaters. Now, 24 hours in, it appears to have moved on to a third.

There was no question going into this weekend that The Dark Knight was going to make a lot of money, but experts have been careful not to toss around the word record too much. As of right now, they can say it definitely, at least in two categories.

Hey kids, I bring another fan film into the officially cool world of FilmSchoolRejects. This fan film though, features none other than Sam Rockwell as The Batman, and Justin Long as Robin.

It’s all about The Dark Knight here at the Reject Report — almost, anyway, because Mamma Mia! is also rolling out — and the question everyone has is whether this movie is going to be the one to shatter all the box office records.

Chances are that you, like me, are just getting home from seeing The Dark Knight at a midnight or 3 a.m. screening and you have come to the great halls of the interwebs to see what everyone is saying. And that’s good, because we want to know, too.

The Dark Knight’s writing duo David Goyer and Jonah Nolan talk about where the film’s story comes from, how they crafted the very unique dynamic between Batman and The Joker, and where Harvey Dent fits into the picture.

As Gotham’s District Attorney Harvey Dent, Aaron Eckhart gives Chris Nolan’s The Dark Knight a layer that not many fans are expecting. Here, he tells us about what it was like to see Harvey become the centerpiece for one of the year’s most anticipated films.

Christian Bale shows us that not only is he a very capable actor, but also one that understands the character of Batman. He chats with us about working with Heath Ledger, Chris Nolan and the possibilities of another film as Gotham’s dark knight.

Quite simply, when you see The Dark Knight, you’re going to realize how truly awful the first wave of Batman films were.

So this is an example of how DC could be making their films. This trailer makes Robin look badass.

Viral marketing of old served as just a clever ploy to start marketing a film, but few people really took notice. The Dark Knight marketing got people involved. Granted, the people that got involved were probably those who were going to see the movie opening weekend anyway, but MY GOD was it fun.

As promised, we’ve rounded up all of the images that we can find (legally) from The Dark Knight.

If you’re anything like me then you are counting down the hours until The Dark Knight is released. Well, it looks like the Joker has the film on his mind too. He laid waste to all the promotional items that Warner Bros. has put out for the most anticipated movie of the year.

Our illustrious Executive Editor Neil Miller has said this film “will pretty much make a billion dollars on opening weekend.” Is that possible?