Five New Dark Knight TV Spots and Five Minutes of Gotham Knight

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Film School Rejects found this 6/25/2008 on www.slashfilm.com [flag]
Warner Bros has begun to ramp up the advertising for The Dark Knight . Check out five new television spots for the film below, followed by a five minute segment from the upcoming direct-to-DVD animated anthology Batman: Gotham Knight (think Animatrix, but with Batman) thanks to MTV . Enjoy. Related Stories: First Look Video: Batman: Gotham Knight Quote: Nolan ... [link]

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Hancock Endorses Obama, Tarantino Still Talking, Dark Knight Something and Other News [Movie News]
Published 6/25/2008 by Neil Miller at Film School Rejects
... There are currently more than 37 species of promo materials for The Dark Knight, including but not limited to TV spots, trailer, posters, standees, production stills, spy photos, leaked photos, viral websites and snippets. Though, we are not sure what snippets really are. [Slashfilm] ...

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EXCLUSIVE: Five Minutes Of ‘Batman: Gotham Knight’

/Film found this 6/24/2008 on moviesblog.mtv.com

Sure it’s not five minutes of “The Dark Knight” but this is pretty cool nonetheless. Set between the events of “Batman Begins” and “The Dark Knight,” “Gotham Knight” is an anthology of six ...
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MTV posted five minutes of the Gotham Knight anime on its blog (sbove for your viewing pleasure) and I'm surprised to say I'm feeling a bit underwhelmed. It's from the Crossfire segment, and I never would've guessed it was made by Production I.G—the character designs looks weird, the dialog barely matches the mouth flaps and there's a lot of shots with no background whatsoever. Also, Batman ...
Watch Five Minutes of 'Batman: Gotham Knight'!

Posted 6/24/2008 on Cinematical

Now this looks pretty damn cool. Amidst our somewhat crazed anticipation for The Dark Knight , I bet most of you forgot we were getting a direct-to-DVD anthology of six animated Batman stories called Batman: Gotham Knight. Much like the Animatrix , Gotham Knight takes place between Batman Begins and The Dark Knight , while utilizing several different well-known animators and writers ...