Movie Media: The Dark Knight, Hancock, Igor, The Strangers, Batman: Gotham Knight, Wanted, Hamlet 2
Published May 02, 2008
Batman: Gotham Knight - Trailer, Stills
Now, this looks awesome! 2006 brought Batman back to the big screen in a big way with the incredible Batman Begins. 2008 brings the highly anticipated The Dark Knight, which looks to be even bigger and better. Much like Iron Man, all of the footage I have seen for this looks fantastic. To capitalize on the film comes this anime project which looks to match the live action film for its quality. This DVD release features six interlocking shorts that take place in the span between Begins and Knight. The stories will involve such creators as Josh Olsen (A History of Violence), David S. Goyer (Batman Begins), Alan Burnett (Batman: Mask of the Phantasm), Yasuhiro Aoki (Animatrix: Beyond), and Toshiyuki Kubooka (Wings of Honmeaise).


The Dark Knight - Posters
Not one, but two Dark Knight posters this week! Can these guys do no wrong? More posters have surfaced, and there is not a dud in the bunch. Take a look for yourselves, I've collected them all for you:
Wanted - Trailer, Poster
Got the latest trailer and poster for this action flick. I must admit, it looks like fun. I do not believe that in any way shape or form it's going to be good, but it looks explosive, and that is a good thing. Cast is interesting, with Jolie, McAvoy, and Freeman, and the trailer shows off some flashy stunts; it should at least be good for a bucket of popcorn. However, the poster looks lame; while the second is a bit classier, it's still a little odd looking.
- Movie Media: The Dark Knight, Hancock, Igor, The Strangers, Batman: Gotham Knight, Wanted, Hamlet 2
- Published: May 02, 2008
- Type: News
- Section: Video
- Filed Under: Video: News
- Part of a feature: Movie Media
- Writer: Chris Beaumont
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Christopher Beaumont spends much of his time writing about entertainment when he isn't sitting in a movie theater. He is known around the office as the "Movie Guy" and is always ready to talk about his favorite form of entertainment and offer up recommendations. Interests include science fiction, horror, and metal music. His writings can be found at 

