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| Batman Trailer (1989) |
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A trailer I created for the first Batman, directed
by Tim Burton. The official trailer was good, but
IMO, it showed too much. It has some good bits,
though, which I rearranged in my version. Hope you
like it.
Tags : Batman Burton Keaton Nicholson 1989 DC |
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Affichage : 755968
Durée : 107 s |
| Batman: The Dark Knight - "Why So Serious?!" |
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As a follow up to last year's blockbuster Batman
Begins, Christopher Nolan is set to direct Warner
Bros. Pictures' The Dark Knight, written by
Jonathan Nolan, based on a story by Christopher
Nolan and David Goyer. The film will be produced
by Emma Thomas, Charles Roven and Christopher
Nolan. Additionally, Christian Bale will resume
his role as Bruce Wayne and Academy Award nominee
Heath Ledger has been cast as The Joker. The
announcements were made today by Jeff Robinov,
President of Production, Warner Bros. Pictures.
Christopher Nolan revamped the Batman franchise in
2005 with the immensely successful Batman Begins,
starring Christian Bale in the title role, which
chronicled the early years of the superhero. Nolan
first garnered attention from critics and fans in
2000 with the groundbreaking drama Memento, which
he wrote and directed. He went on to direct the
thriller Insomnia, starring Al Pacino and Robin
Williams, and recently wrapped production on The
Prestige, with Hugh Jackman and Bale.
Bale was most recently seen in the ensemble cast
of Terrence Malick's The New World. His other
credits include Little Women, Portrait of a Lady,
Metroland, American Psycho, Laurel Canyon and
Steven Spielberg's Empire of the Sun, which was
his first starring role.
Ledger most recently earned Oscar, Golden Globe,
BAFTA and SAG Award nominations and won the New
York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actor for
his portrayal of Ennis Del Mar in the
award-winning drama Brokeback Mountain. His other
credits include Casanova, Monster's Ball, Lords of
Dogtown, The Brothers Grimm and The Patriot.
"Chris' unique vision is what made Batman Begins
such an outstanding film and we could not imagine
anyone else at the helm of The Dark Knight," said
Robinov. "We also can't wait to see two such
formidable actors as Christian and Heath face off
with each other as Batman and The Joker."
"I'm excited to continue the story we started with
Batman Begins," added Nolan. "Our challenge in
casting The Joker was to find an actor who is not
just extraordinarily talented but fearless.
Watching Heath Ledger's interpretation of this
iconic character taking on Christian Bale's Batman
is going to be incredible."
Production is set to begin on The Dark Knight in
early 2007.
http://www.blacktree.tv
Tags : filmmaker reel trailer DC Comics HD Batman Heath Ledger Dies Marvel Summer Block Buster |
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Affichage : 2834056
Durée : 152 s |
| Batman Theme Song |
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A Batman Theme Song Parody, fifth in a series of
Movie Theme Song Homages, sung to the tune of the
One and Only Batman Main Theme.Photos from:
http://www.pdfoto.com, http://www.imageafter.com,
http://www.morguefile.com, http://www.bigfoto.com,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wik...,
http://www.picfindr.com, http://pdphoto.org,
http://www.sxc.hu
Tags : dark knight Parody Batman Music Theme Song Sketch Comedy Superhero Comic Book |
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Affichage : 2066682
Durée : 158 s |
| Batman: The Dark Knight - (R.I.P. Heath Ledger) |
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Actor Heath Ledger dies at 28
* Story Highlights
* Police: Ledger's housekeeper found him
unresponsive in a Manhattan apartment
* Ledger was declared dead at about 3:30 p.m.
* The Academy Award nominated actor was the
father of a young daughter
* Police: Pills that appear to be
over-the-counter sleeping medication found near
bed
NEW YORK (CNN) -- Actor Heath Ledger was found
dead Tuesday of a possible drug overdose in a
Lower Manhattan apartment, the New York Police
Department said.
The Academy Award nominated actor was 28.
"Pills were found in the vicinity of the bed,"
police spokesman Paul Browne told CNN.
"This is being looked at as a possible overdose,
but that is not confirmed yet."
The pills appeared to be over-the-counter sleeping
medication, said police spokeswoman Barbara Chen.
Ledger was unresponsive when he was found by a
housekeeper who had gone to wake him for an
appointment with a masseuse in the Soho apartment,
Browne said.
The apartment is owned by the actress Mary-Kate
Olsen, The New York Times reported.
Ledger was declared dead at about 3:30 p.m.,
Browne said.
In 2005, the actor played Ennis Del Mar in
"Brokeback Mountain," about two cowboys who had a
secret relationship.
The role earned him the Oscar nomination.
Ledger was born in Perth, Australia. He has a
young daughter with actress Michelle Williams, his
co-star in "Brokeback Mountain."
"He was just so respected in the industry," said
Kim Serafin, senior editor of In Touch Weekly.
"It's just horribly tragic. He was just a fine
actor and a good person, so this is horribly sad
and very unexpected."
Ledger was always focused on his career, Serafin
said.
Some of his other film credits also include "A
Knight's Tale" in 2001 and "The Four Feathers" in
2002.
The follow-up to the action hit "Batman Begins,"
"The Dark Knight" reunites director Christopher
Nolan and star Christian Bale, who reprises the
role of Batman/Bruce Wayne. In the new film,
Batman raises the stakes in his war on crime. With
the help of Lieutenant Jim Gordon and District
Attorney Harvey Dent, Batman sets out to dismantle
the remaining criminal organizations that plague
the city streets. The partnership proves to be
effective, but they soon find themselves prey to a
reign of chaos unleashed by a rising criminal
mastermind known to the terrified citizens of
Gotham as The Joker.
The film also stars Academy Award winner Michael
Caine ("The Cider House Rules") as Alfred; Academy
Award nominee Heath Ledger ("Brokeback Mountain")
as arch-villain The Joker; Gary Oldman as
Lieutenant Jim Gordon; Aaron Eckhart as District
Attorney Harvey Dent, who becomes better known as
another of Batman's arch-nemeses, Two-Face; Maggie
Gyllenhaal as Rachel Dawes; and Oscar winner
Morgan Freeman ("Million Dollar Baby") as Lucius
Fox.
"The Dark Knight" is being produced by Emma
Thomas, Charles Roven and Christopher Nolan, with
Kevin De La Noy, Benjamin Melniker and Michael E.
Uslan serving as executive producers. Nolan is
directing the film from a screenplay written by
Jonathan Nolan and Christopher Nolan, story by
Christopher Nolan & David Goyer. "The Dark Knight"
is based upon Batman characters created by Bob
Kane and published by DC Comics.
"The Dark Knight" will be presented by Warner
Bros. Pictures in association with Legendary
Pictures. The film will be distributed worldwide
by Warner Bros. Pictures.
Tags : trailer Batman Dark Knight filmmaker reel interview advertising entertainment news Heath ledger dies overdose |
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Durée : 120 s |
| batman dead end |
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batman vs. alien vs. predator. this is a fan film
made by sandy collora.
http://www.collorastudios.com/ i just put it up
for those who love batman since he's pretty much
the shit. check out mr. collora's other fan film.
just type in his name and world's finest. lookin
forward to the dark knight.
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Affichage : 1808358
Durée : 484 s |
| Batman Legends |
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http://www.batinthesun.com
Directed By Aaron Schoenke
Starring Tanoai Reed (Batman: Dark Justice) as
Bane
Paul Molnar (Patient J) as The Joker
Aaron Schoenke as Nightwing
Kim Hunt as James Gordon
Rachel Nicole as Harley Quinn
Approximately 4 minutes
Downloadable version avalible at
http://hosted.filefront.com/Maniac536
Tags : Schoenke Joker Batman Riddler Bane Nightwing |
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Affichage : 476007
Durée : 266 s |
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