A load of pictures from the forthcoming Batman movie, Dark Knight have been released (officially or unofficially is uncertain at the moment).
The pictures include more of the Joker (played by Heath Ledger) as well as action shots from various sections of the film.
Dark Knight, directed by Chris Nolan, is due for release 25 July 2008 in the UK.

The latest Dark Knight trailer – seen by us at the end of the Joker’s treasure hunt in London on 28 April at the Odeon Leicester Square – is now available and can be seen in the cinemas.
We have a copy to show below so click away and check it out. It’s full of new information that fills in the storyline for what is certain to be the biggest of the summer ’08 movies and certainly the best (so far) Batman movie.
A Jokerized version of the trailer can be seen …

A wet and windy night in London and sightings abounded tonight of jokers in various guises.
Led by the Boss a team of several hundred Jokers made their way around the centre of London trying to find the answers to the questions that would lead to the most anticipated prize of the moment – the new Dark Knight trailer.
How did it come to this and what was the trailer like?
Well, let’s answer the second question first shall we. No, dont expect a scene by scene recounting of the trailer. Let’s just …

“You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.”

A simple technique and one of many that can be used to knock out the colour in a picture and then put it back selectively to increase the impact.

Start with a picture that you want to use. The usual rules apply – don’t work with originals unless you are very good, work with a copy so the original is always there for you to go back to in the case of a disaster.

The Harvey Dent campaign took a turn for the different yesterday when a scheduled press conference was disrupted by a hostage crisis. The campaign had been planning to make a major announcement but instead Mr Dent, assessing the situation, exchanged himself for the hostage.
Cynics among you may think that this will be something for the campaign to capitalise on and show not only the bravery and suitability of Mr Dent for the position of Gotham District Attorney but also the level to which Gotham has descended with regard to crime.
The …

‘For three days I have observed two large pictures in solid frames hanging on the wall before me, supported by a cord fastened horizontally behind the frames; these pictures have only one point of support, so that they are sensitive to the slightest movement. The wall goes from east to west, or the other way about, it makes no difference. Now every morning when I wake up I find these works of art a little askew, the left corner inclined down and the right up.’

‘Sometimes it happens like that, and we discover a new world in our own homelands.’

“It was the hair of the bright flaxon sort, which the poets have conventionally called ‘golden’, the hair one sees so often on the angels of the Italian primitive painters ‑ though not so often in living Italians. It is the hair which always seems to be more beautiful than any other.”

“Dr. Laird’s gone mad and the Brigadier is afraid he’ll start his machine again, sir.”