Damn, Heath Ledger is the perfect Joker. I can't wait to see this.

Neither can I, this looks great.

What do we have to do to get a high quality version of the imax prologue?

Awesome finally getting to see that trailer in quicktime rather then the crappy bootlegs. Looks fantastic

Does anyone else think Rachel Dawes looks pregnant in that scene where she smacks the Joker in the face? It looks like the same scene from that photo of him holding a knife to her face.

Didn't you hear? Batman has a kid now, but instead of Kryptonite making him weak it makes him strong...errr, wrong movie.

Uh oh, does this mean Batman will stalk Rachel?

The buildup for this movie is stellar. Are we looking at the Box Office Champ in 2008, by way of an amazing promotional campaign?

I don't think so

Indy IV>The Dark Knight

As for the trailer, looks decent, I was hoping for something a little darker, hopefully the movie will go that route. The trailer just reminded too much of the original Batman, Joker in the middle of the street, Batman coming in on a bat vehicle, Joker just standing there waiting for him. I will definitely be there opening night. Nice to not see Katie Holmes in this, I think Maggie will do a great job.

I like the pure mayhem the Joker seems to be creating in this movie. Couple that with some good ol' fashioned violence and I think we have a winner.

I also like the idea of escalation they are using in this series. Batman is actually part of the problem because he decided to put a suit on and become a vigilante.

The Burton films and it's sequels didn't touch on that quite so much.

IMO:

Burton's Batman = family friendly movie/Batman TV series (with Adam starring, not cartoon)
Nolan's Batman = more realistic/more similar with comic (not 100%)

Sadly enough, Batman Forever did touch on that, but the scene was cut from the movie(it's in the deleted scenes section of the 2-disc DVD).

That movie also addressed Bruce's guilt over being indirectly responsible for his parents' deaths(which showed up in Batman Begins), but that was trimmed as well.

It took WB another decade, but they finally got it right.

I think with the exception of the Joker saying "you idiot! You made me!" the Burton films didn't address this issue at all.

The dialogue (between the bank robbers) didn't sound right to me...it sounded cheesy. I don't know how to explain it, it just didn't sound right.

I don't really think that Burton's Batman was that family friendly. Shumacher's were, but Burton's was pretty dark and gloomy in that Burton "style."

I wonder if they altered some of the dialogue to make it appear as more of a stand alone 6 minute movie rather than just a excerpt from the film.

is it out of the realm of possibility that Ledger receives an Oscar for this? Maybe nomination?

-NiCK

And even that was in a more literal sense. Jack blamed Batman for dropping him in the acid, and had a personal vendetta against him.

Well, I doubt WB is ever going to release R-rated Batman movies.

I know, it's like it came straight out of a comic book or something.

No, even for comic book dialogue this was bad.

tomato, tamoto.

seriously, these guys were wearing clown masks. playing a part, as to not be identified.

YES! GOT IT!

Great trailer. Can't wait!

Edit: thanks for the link!

Saw the trailer and it just seemed "off" to me. I am afraid that this movie is going to disappoint. Hope I am wrong.

Awesome looking trailer. Can't wait.

This question was lost in the shuffle with the trailer debuting and all, but...does anyone know where one can purchase the teaser posters?