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Christopher Nolan returns to direct the follow up to his own 2005 blockbuster 'Batman Begins', with Christian Bale once again suited up as 'The Dark Knight'.
Gotham City, previously a playground for organised crime and petty thieves, has been cleaned up under the ever watchful eye of Batman. With the continued help of Lt James Gordon (Gary Oldman) and determined District Attorney Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart), Batman continues to round up the remaining criminals plaguing it.
As the opening sequence quickly shows, a new threat has emerged. The Joker! brought to life again, this time by the late Heath Ledger (Best Supporting Actor Oscar winner). With his eerie grin and wicked laugh, mixed with pyschotic madness, he unleashes a new danger to the people of Gotham amidst all his chaos.
As Batman struggles to bring the madman to justice, his alter-ego Bruce Wayne is caught in a love triangle as Rachel Dawes' (Maggie Gyllenhaal) relationship with Harvey Dent grows stronger. Knowing that Harvey may be the 'White Knight' required to bring continued peace to Gotham, Batman hopes that for the last time his skills and arsenal of equipment will be needed to stop the crazed villain before the city falls back into turmoil! - MW
Special Features:
- Gotham Uncovered – how Christopher Nolan and his team developed the new Bat-suit and Bat-pod and composer Hans Zimmer musically characterized The Joker’s reign of chaos.
- The Dark Knight IMAX scenes: view these 6 action-packed sequences
- Gotham Tonight - 6 episodes of Gotham Cable’s premier news programme
- The Galleries: poster art and production stills.
- Warner Bros.
- DC Comics
- 146 mins approx.
- Christopher Nolan
- 12
- 15
- Christian Bale
- Heath Ledger
- Morgan Freeman
- Michael Caine
- Gary Oldman
- Maggie Gyllenhaal
- Aaron Eckhart
- 16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen
- 2008
- English
- 1
- Dark Knight
- 2
- 30-39
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Christopher Nolan returns to direct the follow up to his own 2005 blockbuster 'Batman Begins', with Christian Bale once again suited up as 'The Dark Knight'.
Gotham City, previously a playground for organised crime and petty thieves, has been cleaned up under the ever watchful eye of Batman. With the continued help of Lt James Gordon (Gary Oldman) and determined District Attorney Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart), Batman continues to round up the remaining criminals plaguing it.
As the opening sequence quickly shows, a new threat has emerged. The Joker! brought to life again, this time by the late Heath Ledger (Best Supporting Actor Oscar winner). With his eerie grin and wicked laugh, mixed with pyschotic madness, he unleashes a new danger to the people of Gotham amidst all his chaos.
As Batman struggles to bring the madman to justice, his alter-ego Bruce Wayne is caught in a love triangle as Rachel Dawes' (Maggie Gyllenhaal) relationship with Harvey Dent grows stronger. Knowing that Harvey may be the 'White Knight' required to bring continued peace to Gotham, Batman hopes that for the last time his skills and arsenal of equipment will be needed to stop the crazed villain before the city falls back into turmoil! - MW
Special Features:
- Gotham Uncovered – how Christopher Nolan and his team developed the new Bat-suit and Bat-pod and composer Hans Zimmer musically characterized The Joker’s reign of chaos.
- The Dark Knight IMAX scenes: view these 6 action-packed sequences
- Gotham Tonight - 6 episodes of Gotham Cable’s premier news programme
- The Galleries: poster art and production stills.
- Warner Bros.
- DC Comics
- 146 mins approx.
- Christopher Nolan
- 12
- 15
- Christian Bale
- Heath Ledger
- Morgan Freeman
- Michael Caine
- Gary Oldman
- Maggie Gyllenhaal
- Aaron Eckhart
- 16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen
- 2008
- English
- 1
- Dark Knight
- 2
- 30-39
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Kerrrr Pooow !!!
Keerrrr Pooow indeed ! wow has batman come along way since Adam West. I love these films they just get darker and darker and this film almost touches on sinister ! As with most films good films there are a couple of twists and turns to stop you getting bored, and the special effects are good too.
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