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Cool, thanks Nicholas. It'd be nice to see those two deleted scenes included as a special feature in a future release.. I'm sure there were some as well for Batman Begins.

I'd love to read the script when I get a chance but I have just been so swamped lately. Are there any significant changes between the two? I guess when you're writer and director, there probably isn't many. I heard about a cut scene of Joker leaving the Bruce Wayne party he crashed.

Thought I would share this ridiculous but true story... Real life Batman faces super test Yes, the city of Batman located in Turkey wants to sue Christopher Nolan (not DC Comics or Warner Bros, mind you) for the "illegal" use of their name "Batman". I guess they can sue Tim Burton and...

Great new three-part interview with Christopher Nolan. Christopher Nolan on 'Dark Knight' and its box-office billion: 'It's mystifying to me' | Hero Complex | Los Angeles Times

The script is up on JoBlo and they do have a very small scene of the Joker escaping from the penthouse for those wondering what happened to him afterwards. http://joblo.com/scripts/The_Dark_Knight.pdf

Yes ridiculous. That isn't to say that Heath Ledger's performance and death didn't contribute to the box office.. of course it did but you stated that Opening weekend it brings in people. Not the fourth week after the fact. A film does NOT make 500 million domestically because of ONE...

Ridiculous.

He does have that sense of humour where you don't really know.

He does mock his own stuff though too. Even a quote he made three years ago. The man does change his mind. The Man Who Wasn't There : Rolling Stone

Robert Downey Jr. thoughts on The Dark Knight Interview: Robert Downey Jr. for "Tropic Thunder"

What Chuck Mayer and Patrick said.. and add to the fact that the United 93 passengers had a LOT more time to talk and work out a plan but in this fictional film they were only given a few minutes.

Let's just say that nobody for sure would know how they would react being put in a situation like that and let's hope that we never have to find out.

Taking a life is taking a life.. convict or no. What about the innocent guards and the captain of the ship? The conundrum is would you turn the key knowing you will still kill a bunch of people? Nobody knows that answer until we are put in such a position. Joker's point was to show that ANYBODY...

Exactly though..that's his appeal. He could be lying to you or telling you the truth. That is what has made The Joker the most enduring villain in comic book history. There is no logic. There is no motivation. He just is.. at any given moment.

I know what theatre you're talking about Nicholas and yea, that IMAX screening is almost always sold out. If you can, reserve your ticket online (you don't have to pay any additional charges) and then you just print it out and use that for the theatre...

Any standouts in regards to what was improvised with Ledger?

The last one was the best one. Seriously.. a really great score.

I would always assume the softer, sweeter moments were from James Newton Howard. Like when he's thinking back about his father, the whole "You haven't given up on me" and as Ben pointed out the whole Harvey Dent/Two-Face scene at the end of the second movie.

Did you miss Danny Elfman's theme? No knock to the new scores cause they work great with the new films... but Elfman's theme is as iconic as William's Superman.

It was the very first teaser without any footage from the movie. Didn't he say that in the movie though? Or only the first half of the dialogue in this teaser.

I always thought it was pretty obvious. I mean, Batman even gives a shocked look once he sees that it's Harvey. He even takes a few seconds until he rescues him.

I guess it comes down to that Batman would never put the heat on somebody else if they weren't responsible (even The Joker). He will only put the heat on himself. So as easy as it is for Batman to blame Joker for the murders, he's not going to do it because it's no right. He will put the blame...

Was the great scene where Joker keeps pushing the button to blow up the hospital and then finally runs into the bus improvised with Heath Ledger? Even when he runs, it looks like the camera realizes that he's running and then tries to keep up with him. I love it. Does anyone know if the...

Besides, they've already done that for a third film. It was called Batman Forever.

Christian Bale Denies Assault Allegations - Crime & Courts, : People.com And back on topic for the movie.. found this interesting article looking back in which Christopher Nolan had a meeting with Heath Ledger.. in 2003! I never knew he was pretty close to playing Batman. BATMAN - A Dark...

Which is apparently what it was "verbal assault". Did Batman's Bad Mouth Trigger Bust? - TMZ.com Shit, you know how many times I'd be put into custody for that? I didn't even know it was a law.

Bruce Wayne grieving is BEING Batman. In addition to the Bruce in the penthouse which I DID buy as grieving, he gets back in his suit and goes out to fight another day. That's how he deals with pain. With his parents.. and now with Rachel. Seeing him run into the night at the end of the film and...

I wish I remembered the exact quote, and please someone elaborate, but he basically said something to the extent that poor Harvey didn't know that Rachel was going to run away with him so that they could be together (in regards to the last time they spoke).. which of course wasn't the truth as...

Well, Batman Begins was a surprise. It's the Batman movie he was waiting for. The Dark Knight is a continuation of that and by his review just as great but will never beat the surprise of what Begins was to him.

So... is Rex Reed an idiot? Bat to the Future | The New York Observer