Batman - The Dark Knight

[Reid]

Sorry. Saw this posted somewhere, and I just had to copy and paste it here. I love this part of the movie. 

Agreed. This was probably one of my favorite Joker quotes, and in a weird way, actually made sense.

[DSJ™]

Man, what a kickass movie.  I wish I were watching it right now.

   Batman: The Dark Knight    

[Sprry75]

Man, what a kickass movie.  I wish I were watching it right now.

   Batman: The Dark Knight    

I love the internets.

[DarkKnight2k4]

Me too ! THANKS !

[BillCable]

I just heard about watch-movies.net a couple days ago.  They're not legit, are they?

[Sprry75]

Of course they are.  They couldn't be on the internet if they weren't. 

[DSJ™]

Yeah, if it's on the internets it's legit. 

Domestic total as of July 22, for TDK is $203,773,518.

'Dark Knight' Begins Smashingly

After Batman Begins healed the franchise, The Dark Knight restored Batman's former record-breaking glory and then some. Warner Bros.' $185 million sequel blazed its name atop numerous all time charts in its monumental $203.8 million five-day start, which nearly matched the entire run of its predecessor.

The Dark Knight's the fastest picture to cross the $200 million mark ever, eclipsing Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest's eight-day run. It already qualifies as the biggest opening week gross, beating Dead Man's Chest's $196 million, and still has two days to go.

Over the weekend alone, The Dark Knight captured a whopping $158.4 million on over 9,000 screens at 4,366 theaters, breaking Spider-Man 3's benchmark of $151.1 million. Among the other notches on The Dark Knight's utility belt are records for IMAX opening (around $6.3 million at 94 sites over the weekend), midnight opening ($18.5 million at 3,040 venues), single day gross ($67.2 million on Friday), Sunday gross ($43.6 million) and non-holiday Monday gross ($24.5 million).

[Diddly]

PLEASE let this movie beat Titanic's record.

[BillCable]

Only $400 million to go...   

It'd be nice, but I think asking a bit much.

[Neal]

PLEASE let this movie beat Titanic's record.

Yeah ... it won't come close.  If it breaks $400 million (which it's starting to look like it will), that would be pretty huge.

[Phrubruh]

But having Titanic at the top of that list is just...well...embarrassing.

Here is a movie about running up and down a sinking ship for almost three hours. Why couldn't they have just jumped into the ******* life boat the first four times they had the chance instead riding the ship down and somehow surviving it? Stupid movie.

[Carpeteria3000]

anyone catch Lucius Fox's comment regarding the new batsuit? something along the lines of how it can handle a cat? was that foreshadowing or a stupid joke?

in any case, it seems like the whole Selina Kyle thing is wide open for the next movie. i'd be glad to see that.

oh, and it was a good movie.

[Darby]

Given the film's blistering pace at the box office, Titanic may not be possible, but Top 5 maybe.  This film will absolutely crack $400.  It may even do so by this time next week, if it continues making $20 million a day, which it did last week.  If it does that, it will be #2 or #3 all time easy.

[JangoTat]

anyone catch Lucius Fox's comment regarding the new batsuit? something along the lines of how it can handle a cat? was that foreshadowing or a stupid joke?

in any case, it seems like the whole Selina Kyle thing is wide open for the next movie. i'd be glad to see that.

oh, and it was a good movie.

The real question is did anyone catch what the joker said to the bank manager after putting a smoke grenade into his mouth? something along the lines of "what doesnt kill you only makes you stranger" Then take into consideration that the manager was played by a fairly famous actor (william fichtner) who hides behind a gun and gets shot in the leg which might mean he would require a cane to help him walk when he heals. Only hint they didnt give us was a riddle

[Carpeteria3000]

ahhh. that's good.