It's pretty much a sure thing there will be another viral campaign. Yeah we don't have the joker or Riddler anymore, but no way they'll pass up the chance to help get the word out for this movie, they'll think of something. Hopefully they'll do like that one part of the Inception campaign did, with ...

is that reason worth exploring in the most important comic book film of all time? that's the question... if it serves the plot...why not? Because it serves the plot only by taking away attention from batman and whoever he is fighting, and instead focusing part of it on the oh-so-fascinating subject...

thenextnolan wrote:i hope to god it beats avatar's sales.
you never really know.

It won't have the added increase of 3D ticket sales, I really don't think it has any chance at all of beating Avatar.

Also it's the "finishing of a story" as Chris put it.

I'm really hoping that with the news of Hardy coming on board, some actual announcements will be following soon.

This is so awesome, I really hope this ends up being true.

Yeah this is not Nolan's movie. Like he's going to be in the process of making Batman 3 and getting it out the door, he doesn't have time to baby sit. Really he's kinda setting everything up and then letting Snyder run with it. All the more reason I'm gonna be really annoyed if they have the traile...

Nolan signed a contract for 3 movies? source? I seem to remember Bale saying how he was under contract for 3 films, but Nolan wasn't. Found it: http://screenrant.com/christian-bale-chris-nolan-batman-3-ross-7035/ “I would like it if people say, ‘You’ll never make a good third movie.’ I say, ‘OK, le...

I like how certain websites have quoted his "No I don't really know anything at all. I've heard what you've heard. Spring." as confirmation about the film's start date. All he said was he heard the same rumors too.

whatisdreamshare was pretty useless except for the first entry, about the toothpaste formula that was stolen, and it detailed how the idea got stolen during a dream. Other than that there really wasn't anything else i found interesting, and the site just sorta stopped updating a month before the mov...

If the issue here was getting the rushed script put to film in time, and they didn't think Aronofsky could do it, why would they have offered him the job in the first place? Did they not even look at the script prior to searching for directors? Even then they knew they were on a deadline with this p...