New 'Dark Knight' Trailer Will Put a Smile on Your Face
Filed under: Warner Brothers, Movie Marketing, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Remakes and Sequels, Trailers and Clips
I apologize for tricking you with that headline. You probably even skipped all this text and headed directly for the video, only to be somewhat disappointed that this is in fact not actually a new trailer for The Dark Knight. While Christopher Nolan's latest installment is one of the movies to see in 2008 (aka 2000-Great, according to my friends), the video below is best described as one of the worst films of 1966. Of course, we all love it, don't we? For some reason, Fark.com's hosting of the video claims Leslie H. Martinson's kitchy Batman is even worse than the two Schumacher installments, but really what would you rather watch? If you didn't say this big-screen spin-off of the Batman TV series, then you clearly don't know how to have fun. Anyway, this isn't the best-edited piece of parody to grace YouTube, but there are a lot of well-synced clips and that shot of the businessman getting zapped is delightfully awful. I personally love Cesar Romero as the Joker and can't get enough. I also really like what was done with the "little fight in you" section of the Dark Knight trailer: The Joker fights Bruce Wayne, who suddenly becomes Batman for the "then you'll love me" line. Sure, it's not as cute as Maggie Gyllenhaal kicking her brother's boyfriend in the nuts, but it's pretty funny. Anyway, you can check out the real Dark Knight trailer -- though you already have, unless you don't know what's good for you -- over here.
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1-02-2008 @ 2:49PM
Ralph said...
Worse than the Schumacher films? Someone's head is up their butt. At least the 60's BATMAN knew what it was and made no qualms about it. Agreed; I'd much rather watch the 60's BATMAN than either of those Schumacher losses any day.
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1-02-2008 @ 9:27PM
mezzanine said...
I actually liked both Schumacher films. They aren't as good as Batman Returns, but they are fun and entertaining.
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