Celestin wrote:
And the one we need right now.

Indeed, and on a sidenote, Avengers has got nothing on this. Just from these two tv spots, this blows away the Avengers. Not that there was ever any doubt.

This is the marketing we deserve .

After that terrible poster from a few days ago, up until now, I must say Bravo WB, bravo! :clap: :clap: . All the new posters, new pics, and now the TV spots are coming hard and fast. Simply astonishing those two TV spots are. At the end of the second one, fighter jets, and smoke all over Gotham, Ba...

madcowre wrote:I only just noticed that 3 bridges blow up, not just 2...

:batface: :batface: :batface:

I've been watching this over and over, lost count of how many times I've seen it, and each time I watch it my reaction continues to be :batface: :batface: :batface: This is going to be incredible! I think Nolan may have outdone The Dark Knight AND Inception. I can feel this is going to be historic.

MOTHER OF NOLAN! :o :shock: WHAT AN INCREDIBLE TRAILER! Bruce with the Batman Begins beard :shock: Catwoman with the flying kicks and the flips :shock: The Bat skyscraper shot :shock: The Gordon and Batman flare scene :shock: The bridge shot, the destroyed highway overpass, and all the abandoned car...

TeddyBlass wrote:
And therein lies the true problem with D-IMAX.

It is a big problem, along with the fact it's not a true IMAX experience in digital IMAX.

I've never seen anything in digital IMAX, so I'm going by what Teddy and others are saying. A quick comment; one of the local theaters in my area that is IMAX did show the Prologue a few months ago, but very recently they converted from a 15/70 IMAX setup to a digital setup. So they won't be showing...

Thanks for the further clarification guys. So IMAX digital will still be better than a regular theater, essentially a hybrid in terms of picture quality, but a bit of a rip off and disappointment considering it will cost the same as watching it in a 15/70 IMAX theater. For some people who won't have...

Wide release of the film will be to all IMAX theaters - 15/70 and Digital. Digital will not be full frame, as the screen doesn't allow for it. Thanks for the info! :) Hmm interesting, that means the digital IMAX theaters will basically screen it the same way as regular theaters, so the IMAX scenes ...