Batman: The Dark Knight

[bachelle1130]

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i was waiting for the "In memory of Heath Ledger" on the credits but i didn't see or i just missed it.

ako sad na g.wait.. wala man...

[Inting Mnemonic]

True..wala naka display "In memory of Heath Ledger" sa credits...hmmm..aw, basta he deserves an Oscar on his portrayal as the Joker..menacing and ruthless..really cool..

[bachelle1130]

maojud.. weeeeeeeee.. the best ang acting ni Heath Ledger wuiee!.. pero ako crush c batman. ehehehhee

[lady_deathstrike]

nhan ko mu tanw...ngita sah ko kuyog...

[digitalsuperman]

Heath Ledger's portrayal of the Joker made Jack Nicholson's portrayal of the same role very forgetfull.... eat that Jack Nicholson..haha..

[zaintly_gurL]

ala pjud ko kita..........sa mga nakakita...... feedbak nya!

[bachelle1130]

grabeh, Best Batman ever jud.. and ang joker, wheeew!!!... 2 thumbs up jud!! waaah!!

[akosibert]

One of the best movie in 2008, then 2nd is the Iron Man!

[akosibert]

Mas grabe ron ang JOKER karon kay mas darker cya kay sa sauna! ang sauna murag 2 pambata gud and kinkoy!

[jdimpas]

Batman film takes a record $66.4m

Batman film The Dark Knight has set a single-day box office record by taking $66.4m (£33.2m) on its opening night, distributor Warner Bros has said.

The movie, which debuted in the US on Friday, has surpassed the previous record of $59.8m (£29.9m) set last year by Spider-Man, the studio said.

Directed by Christopher Nolan and starring Christian Bale as Batman, it cost $185m (£92.5m) to make.

Critics have praised the film, which also stars the late actor Heath Ledger.

'Proud'

"We have been thrilled by the response to The Dark Knight, first from the critics and now from audiences," said Dan Fellman, Warner's head of distribution.

Ledger, who died following a drug overdose in January aged 28, played the Joker.

Some supporters have suggested that he should get a posthumous Oscar nomination.

Last week Ledger's co-stars paid tribute to him at the world premiere of the film in New York.

"We're very proud of the film," said Fellman.

"It's the magic of the movie business, how one film just stands out above the others."

The Dark Knight will be premiered in the UK on 21 July.

The last Batman movie, Batman Begins, in 2005, grossed nearly $49 million (£24.5m) in its first weekend in North America.

It went on to collect about $372 million (£186m) worldwide.