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The Dark Knight Back on IMAX in January
/Film — Remember when I predicted that Warner Bros would rerelease The Dark Knight in theaters? Well it’s happening sooner than you might expect. According to Reuters, the studio planning a January 2009 IMAX rerelease, as an award season reminder. It is “uncertain” if the film will also be redistributed on conventional screens, but I don’t see why not. But with the DVD / Blu-ray rumored to hit store shelves one month earlier, just in time for Christmas, will moviegoers be interested in seeing The Dark Knight on the big screen one more time? Related Stories /Filmcast Ep. 16 - Bangkok Dangerous (GUESTS: Vic ...

Because You Asked For It: More Dark Knight [Dark Knight]
io9 — ... Couldn't get tickets to the Dark Knight in IMAX? Never fear the Batman will be back in mega-wide screen glory. Warner Brothers is re-releasing The Dark Knight on IMAX screens in January 2009, and the DVD will be out in December the very next year. Putting Nolan's name back in lights right about Oscar time. [Reuters] ...

‘The Dark Knight’ To Be Re-released?
At The Movies - Film News and Reviews — The Dark Knight has been an absolute phenomenon this year. Not only is it the highest-grossing film of the year by a long way, it’s also the second highest-grossing film at the box office of all time, behind Titanic. The film has also prompted calls for Oscar nominations to be given to the cast and crew, with Heath Ledger the most obvious candidate ...

The Dark Knight to be Re-Released in January
Pop Critics — Jason has been dutifully keeping us updated on the money that The Dark Knight has been raking in, as many of us wanted to see it pass Titanic in the all-time gross list. It’s not going to happen, but I’ve been mentioning in comments recently that Warner Brothers will likely re-release it early next year to pull in additional dollars and hopefully create Oscar buzz. It just makes sense that they would. Now the Hollywood Reporter and Rueters are reporting that the studio is doing just that. They want to keep their film fresh in the minds of Oscar voters and thus they’ll be ...