For me, the most interesting thing was seeing part of a Batman film taking place in "the real world" - that is, somewhere other than Gotham City. Yeah, the building designs were cool and interesting when they showed up in the first movie, but they just became more and more like "movie sets" as the series progressed. (An observatory perched on the back of a giant Atlas statue in the middle of a city?) It'll be interesting to see how the production design team goes for "real world" vs "comic book" in the final film.

Ugh. Suit looks awful.

My sister just seen it and said, "Now that's a Batman movie", referring to the debacles of Shumacher.

Wasnt Following done before any of these movies and they used his Memento hype in the ads?

I think I just soiled myself.

The movie looks cool, but the trailer reminds me of that South Park episode where the kids had to watch the Russell Crowe show in order to see a 30 second clip of the new Terrance and Philip movie that hardly has anything in it at all.

nice to see you finally fixed the typo in your sig...

Would have fixed it sooner if i looked at it more often.

Count me in.

Can't wait, looking foward to this one. Great cast. Morgan, Neeson, Oldman, Holmes, Caine.

Nice!
I like Christian Bale a lot.
I think he'll make a great Batman!

Not to mention the rest of the cast (of which, Oldman is my favorite), though I don't know who'll be playing what.

Yeah, that is one of the things that sucks about watching trailers at home. I have thought that countless times.

As far as it being a crappy teaser trailer; are you kidding? Anyone remember the teaser trailer to T3? or even Hulk?

Yah, Following was 1998, Momento was 2000.

Saw this trailer in a crowded theater before The Village this weekend there was a huge gasp from the audience. Looks like a winner!

What a teaser trailer! It certainly did it's job as I am just foaming at the mouth to see this movie. Christian Bale just seemed to nail young Bruce Wayne, and the shot at the end of Batman in full costume was just....amazing.

Been seeing a lot of Batmobile footage on the local news past few days as they've been filming here in Chicago.

Apparently, Lower Wacker Drive is being used as the tunnel between the Batcave & Gotham

did anyone else notice that the shots of batman were the shots already released. That's why bats isn't moving.

Everytime I hear Christian Bale speak, I'm impressed. In real life, he has a very heavy British accent, yet in most of his movie roles he speaks perfect American English. Great talent at mimicry.

I too saw this in a crowded theater in front of The Village. I knew it was Batman when I saw Alfred (Caine) and young Bruce, and he was talking about his parents being murdered. But then the "7 Years in Tibet" stuff kicked in and I questioned it... but it turned out to be Bats after all. Maybe we can finally leave the B&R debacle behind us with a decent Batman... though I can't say I'm too fond of the Bat SUV, or -mobile, or whatever its called - thing I've seen. Bale looks to be a great Batman.

There's some footage of the Batmobile shooting being done downtown over at AICN

http://www.aint-it-cool-news.com/display.cgi?id=18086

I also saw this trailer before The Village and people in the audience were complaining on why Hollywood must make another batman movie and how unoriginal the studios are. Well I am very excited for this movie.

And yet these are the same people who will be lining up opening weekend to see the movie.

Alot of sequel potential.

Here's a link to a bigger version of the same trailer.

http://www.apple.com/trailers/wb/bat...ins/large.html

I heard a rumor that Guy Pearce makes a cameo as D.A. Harvey Dent.