The Dark Knight is hitting theaters again in IMAX this Friday. Do you care enough to head back to Gotham?

When I look back through this past year, one film easily rises above the rest in the realm of soundtrack: The Dark Knight. The following video gives us a behind the soundboard look at the creation of The Joker’s theme.

Normally I would save this for tomorrow’s Daily Diversion, but it just feels like something I should be posting in a more timely matter. I will find something silly for the morning.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced their nominees for the 66th Annual Golden Globe Awards today, laying out what is generally regarded as a relatively accurate precursor to the Academy Awards nominations.

Like many of you, I was excited about The Dark Knight finally coming to Blu-ray and DVD. But as you may know by now, the release’s special features are oddly void of some things that fans might have enjoyed…

Yesterday the Los Angeles Film Critics Association announced their 2008 awards, recognizing Pixar’s WALL-E as best picture.

Not a necessarily large update from the awards season warpath today, but there are quite a few different stories to talk about.

While I think many of us would agree that Heath Ledger’s performance was very Oscar-worthy, the question now becomes whether or not the Academy will actually give it to him.

While we aren’t sure where it originated from on the web, we do know that our good friend David sent over a brand new pic of Heath Ledger in his final film, Terry Gilliam’s The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus.

The movie with the best shot at garnering multiple Oscar nominations might not get any.

The folks over at Quick Stop Entertainment have gotten their hands on a teaser trailer of sorts for Terry Gilliam’s upcoming film The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus.

While I’m happy with the concept that was used in the actual film, can you imagine how much darker the film might have been with one of these concepts?

When all else fails to explain the bad stuff that sometimes happens do the most logical thing and blame it on a curse.

With Comic-Con over and done, we want to take a moment to pause and look back, at the year so far. We do this in a format that we like to call “Ten Things We Liked, 5 Things We Didn’t.”

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.

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

Wait a minute, Robert Fure found 5 things he didn’t like about “The Dark Knight?” Blasphemy or right on the money, you decide.

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.

The tagline of one of the movie’s posters is “welcome to a world without rules” and it could not be more fitting. Nolan’s vision is no-holds-barred and all the better for it. This movie is dark and complex, and never shies away from collateral damage or the potential thereof, which rewards the audience with one of the most suspenseful climaxes in recent memory.

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.