News - Nolan's Dark Knight returning to U.S. theatres on January 23rd

[HEXUS]

U.S. moviegoers will get another chance to see 2008 blockbuster The Dark Knight on the big screen, but can it sink the Titanic?

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[0iD]

Shameless bit of cashing in, but for those that missed it first time round, it's just got to be seen on the big screen.

[manwithnoname]

It would appear Warner Bros are in the movie business to make money - scandalous.

[jimbouk]

If people want to see it the second time round they'll make money, if they don't they'll lose money. I don't think I'd see it a second time but I'd recommend it to anyone who missed it in the cinema.

[Parm]

I went and saw it twice but I'd be happy to see it again

Mind you, should be getting the DVD/Blu-ray for Christmas so I doubt I'd bother with going to the cinema. Do enjoy the big screen, but more often than not the other "moviegoers" are too annoying to make it worthwhile.

[mediaboy]

If only this had come out a few months earlier.

Could have mentioned it in the media essay I did on it. Shameless cashing in really.

[staffsMike]

It is cashing in but I know a lot of people who tried and failed to see it in the cinema and or iMAX who would love to.

It'll be interesting to see what happens if nothing else.

[magneticman]

shameless?

It's one of the best movies on this decade, and if another run in the theaters helps it win some awards (which is the primary goal) then why not?

Watching it on IMAX was nothing short of spectacular, if you can, watch it that way.