IMAX Corporation and Warner Bros. Pictures today announced that the box office smash hit The Dark Knight, which has grossed more than $997 million at the worldwide box office since its release on July 18th, 2008, will return to IMAX(R) theatres for an encore presentation. Starting January 23rd, the film will open in 143 IMAX screens domestically, and 29 screens internationally. Last year the film opened day and date in 94 domestic and 15 international IMAX theatres and went on to become the highest grossing live-action Hollywood IMAX release, generating $63 million as it continued to be released throughout the IMAX network.

The Dark Knight: The IMAX Experience features six sequences filmed with IMAX cameras, which marks the first time ever that a major feature film has been even partially shot using IMAX cameras.

“The Dark Knight is a crowning achievement in every sense of the word,” said Dan Fellman, President of Domestic Distribution, Warner Bros. Pictures. “We want to provide one more opportunity for moviegoers to experience it on the big screen as it was meant to be seen. We’re also very excited to give more fans in new markets an opportunity to experience the film in this special way, thanks to the continued rapid growth of the IMAX theatre network.”

“As audiences discovered over the summer, The Dark Knight is not only a phenomenal film, but an extraordinarily unique experience in IMAX,” said Veronika Kwan-Rubinek, President of International Distribution, Warner Bros. Pictures. “With the multitude of accolades it has received this season, we wanted to bring this amazing film back to theaters to give audiences another chance to see it on the big screen and in the expanded IMAX locations around the globe.”

“We are grateful to Chris Nolan and Warner Bros Pictures for incorporating IMAX into such a wonderful cinematic masterpiece, and we’re honored to bring it back to our theatres,” said Greg Foster, Chairman and President of IMAX Filmed Entertainment. “The anticipation surrounding the initial IMAX release reached beyond the markets where we had IMAX theatres and we’re delighted that moviegoers in many of those markets will now have the chance to Experience it in IMAX.”

One of the most celebrated and successful films of this or any year, The Dark Knight has been hailed by both critics and audiences since its original release last July. The film garnered widespread acclaim for its artistic and technical achievements, culminating with the film being named on more than 150 critics’ lists of the year’s top-ten films.

In addition, the filmmakers behind The Dark Knight have been honored by their peers, with Christopher Nolan receiving a Directors Guild of America Award nomination; producers Nolan, Charles Roven and Emma Thomas garnering a Producers Guild Award nomination; and a Writers Guild of America Award nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay going to Chris Nolan, Jonathan Nolan and David S. Goyer. Cast member Heath Ledger received a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination, and has also won a Golden Globe, Critics’ Choice Award and numerous other critics groups’ awards for Best Supporting Actor.

The Dark Knight also won the Critics’ Choice Award for Best Action Film, and swept the People’s Choice Awards in five categories, including Favorite Movie and Favorite Cast.

The Dark Knight: The IMAX Experience is scheduled to play at the following locations starting on January 23rd.

  UNITED STATES

  Arizona

  Mesa - Gateway 12 IMAX Theatre
  Phoenix - AMC Deer Valley 30 with IMAX
  Tempe - IMAX Theatre at Arizona Mills

  Arkansas

  Little Rock - Chenal 9 IMAX Theatre

  California

  Anaheim - The Movie Experience 14 at Anaheim Gardenwalk
  Arcadia - AMC Santa Anita 16 & IMAX
  Burbank - AMC Burbank 16 & IMAX
  Cathedral City - Desert IMAX Theatre
  Dublin - Regal Hacienda Crossings Stadium 21 & IMAX
  Emeryville - AMC Bay Street 16 & IMAX
  Fresno - Edwards Fresno Stadium 22 & IMAX
  Irvine - Edwards Irvine Spectrum IMAX
  Los Angeles - AMC Century City 15 & IMAX
  Los Angeles - AMC Universal CityWalk Stadium 19 with IMAX
  Los Angeles - IMAX Theatre at The Bridge: cinema de lux
  Monterey - Cannery Row IMAX Theatre
  Ontario - Edwards Ontario Palace 22 & IMAX
  Sacramento - Edwards Fairfield Stadium 16 & IMAX
  Sacramento - Esquire IMAX Theatre
  Sacramento - Regal Cinemas El Dorado Hills Stadium 14 & IMAX
  San Diego - Mira Mesa Stadium 18 & IMAX
  San Jose - AMC Eastridge Mall 15 & IMAX
  San Francisco - AMC Loews Metreon 16 with IMAX
  Simi Valley - Civic Center Stadium 16 & IMAX
  Stockton - Regal City Centre Stadium 16 & IMAX
  Torrance - AMC Del Amo 18 & IMAX

  Colorado

  Colorado Springs - Cinemark Carefree Circle IMAX Theatre
  Denver - UA Colorado Center Stadium 9 & IMAX
  Westminster - AMC Orchards of Westminster 12 & IMAX

  Connecticut

  Manchester - IMAX Theatre at Showcase Cinemas Buckland Hills
  Norwalk - IMAX Theatre at The Maritime Aquarium

  Florida

  Altamonte Springs - AMC Altamonte Mall 18 & IMAX
  Aventura - AMC Aventura 24 & IMAX
  Fort Lauderdale - AutoNation(R) IMAX(R) Theater at Museum of Discovery
   and Science
  Fort Myers - Regal Gulf Coast Town Center Stadium 16 & IMAX
  Jacksonville - AMC Regency 24 & IMAX
  Orange Park - AMC Orange Park 24 & IMAX
  Orlando - Pointe Orlando 20 & IMAX
  St. Augustine - World Golf Hall of Fame IMAX Theatre
  St. Petersburg - Muvico Baywalk 20 & IMAX
  Tallahassee - IMAX Theatre at the Challenger Learning Center
  Tampa - AMC Veterans 24 & IMAX
  Tampa - Channelside Cinemas IMAX
  Tampa - IMAX Dome Theatre at MOSI
  West Palm Beach - Muvico Parisian 20 & IMAX

  Georgia

  Augusta - Augusta Exchange Stadium 20 & IMAX
  Buford - Regal Mall of Georgia Stadium 20 & IMAX

  Idaho

  Boise - Edwards Boise Stadium 22 & IMAX

  Illinois

  Batavia - Randall 15 IMAX
  Chicago - Navy Pier IMAX Theatre
  Lincolnshire - Regal Lincolnshire 20 & IMAX
  Woodridge - Cinemark Seven Bridges IMAX Theatre

  Indiana

  Evansville - IMAX Theatre at Showplace Cinemas East 18
  Indianapolis - IMAX Theatre at the Indiana State Museum
  Indianapolis - Kerasotes ShowPlace 16 & IMAX
  Noblesville - Hamilton Towne Center 16 + IMAX
  Portage - Portage 16 IMAX

  Iowa

  Davenport - Putnam Museum and IMAX Theatre
  Des Moines - Science Center of Iowa & Blank IMAX Dome Theater

  Kansas

  Olathe - AMC Studio 30 & IMAX

  Kentucky

  Louisville - IMAX Cinema De Lux 20: Stonybrook

  Louisiana

  Harahan - AMC Elmwood Palace 20 & IMAX
  New Orleans - Entergy IMAX Theatre, Audubon Aquarium of the Americas

  Maryland

  Baltimore - AMC Loews White Marsh 16 & IMAX
  Columbia - AMC Columbia 14 & IMAX

  Massachusetts

  Boston - New England Aquarium's Simons IMAX Theatre
  Natick - Verizon IMAX 3D Theater at Jordan's Furniture - Natick
  Reading - Verizon IMAX 3D Theater at Jordan's Furniture - Reading

  Michigan

  Dearborn - The Henry Ford IMAX Theatre
  Grand Blanc - NGC Trillium Cinema IMAX Theatre
  Grand Rapids - Celebration! Cinema IMAX Theatre
  Lansing - Celebration! Cinema IMAX Theatre
  Sterling Heights - AMC Forum 30 & IMAX
  Ypsilanti - Showcase Cinemas Ann Arbor IMAX

  Minnesota

  Apple Valley - Great Clips IMAX Theatre

  Missouri

  Kansas City - AMC BarryWoods 24 & IMAX
  St. Louis - Wehrenberg Theatres Ronnies 20 Cine IMAX

  Nevada

  Las Vegas - Brenden Theatres and IMAX at the Palms Casino Resort
  Las Vegas - Regal Red Rock Stadium 16 & IMAX
  Las Vegas - Regal Aliante Stadium 16 & IMAX

  New Hampshire

  Hooksett - Cinemagic IMAX Theatre

  New Jersey

  Atlantic City -Tropicana Casino and Resort IMAX Theatre
  Cherry Hill - AMC Loews Cherry Hill 24 & IMAX
  Hamilton - AMC Hamilton 24 & IMAX

  New York

  Albany - Regal Crossgates Mall 18 & IMAX
  Deer Park - Regal Deer Park Stadium 16 & IMAX
  Garden City - Grumman IMAX at Cradle of Aviation
  New Rochelle - Regal New Roc City 18 & IMAX
  New York City - AMC Loews Lincoln Square 13 & IMAX
  New York City - AMC Empire 25 & IMAX
  Rochester - Cinemark IMAX Theatre at Tinseltown USA
  West Nyack - IMAX Theatre at Palisades Center
  White Plains - IMAX Theatre at City Center: Cinema De Lux 15
  Williamsville - Regal Transit Center 18 & IMAX

  North Carolina

  Raleigh - Wachovia IMAX Theatre at Marbles Kids Museum

  Ohio

  Springdale - IMAX Theatre at Springdale 18: Cinema De Lux
  Columbus - AMC Easton Town Center 30 & IMAX

  Oklahoma

  Tulsa - Cinemark IMAX Theatre at the Tulsa

  Oregon

  Tigard - Regal Bridgeport Village Stadium 18 & IMAX

  Pennsylvania

  Bensalem - AMC Neshaminy 24 & IMAX
  Harrisburg - Select Medical IMAX Theater at The Whitaker Center
  Homestead - AMC Waterfront 22 & IMAX
  King of Prussia - UA King of Prussia Stadium 16 & IMAX
  Philadelphia - Tuttleman IMAX Theatre at the Franklin Institute
  Reading - RC Reading Movies 11 & IMAX
  Tarentum - Cinemark IMAX Theatre at the Galleria Pittsburgh Mills

  Rhode Island

  Providence - Providence Place Cinemas 16 & IMAX

  Tennessee

  Knoxville - Regal Pinnacle Stadium 18 & IMAX
  Nashville - Regal Opry Mills 20 & IMAX

  Texas

  Austin - The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum IMAX Theatre
  Colleyville - Colleyville Cinema & Grille IMAX Theatre
  Dallas - Cinemark IMAX Theatre at Cinemark 17
  Fort Worth - Fort Worth Museum Omni Theater
  Houston - AMC Gulf Pointe 30 & IMAX
  Houston - Edwards Houston Marq*E 23 & IMAX
  San Antonio - Santikos Palladium 18 IMAX Theatre
  Sugar Land - AMC First Colony 24 & IMAX
  Tomball - Santikos Silverado Station 18 IMAX

  Utah

  Sandy - Megaplex 17 IMAX at Jordan Commons

  Virginia

  Alexandria - AMC Hoffman Center 22 & IMAX
  Chantilly - Airbus IMAX Theater at Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center
  Hampton - Riverside IMAX Theater at the Virginia Air & Space Center
  Virginia Beach - AMC Lynnhaven 18 & IMAX
  Woodbridge - AMC Potomac Mills 18 & IMAX

  Washington

  Lacey - Regal Martin Village Stadium 16 & IMAX
  Seattle - Pacific Science Center Boeing IMAX Theatre
  Spokane - Riverfront Park IMAX
  Tukwila - AMC Southcenter 16 & IMAX

  Washington DC

  Washington DC - Samuel C. Johnson IMAX Theater at the National Museum of
  Nat. History

  Wisconsin

  Fitchburg - Kerasotes Star 18 & IMAX

  CANADA

  Alberta

  Calgary - Cineplex Scotiabank Theatre Chinook IMAX Theatre
  Edmonton - Cineplex Scotiabank West Edmonton Mall IMAX Theatre

  British Columbia

  Langley - Cineplex Colossus Langley IMAX Theatre
  Richmond - Cineplex SilverCity Riverport IMAX Theatre
  Vancouver - CN Theatre at Canada Place

  Manitoba

  Winnipeg - IMAX Theatre at Portage Place

  Nova Scotia

  Halifax - Empire IMAX, Bayer's Lake

  Ontario

  Mississauga - Cineplex Coliseum Mississauga IMAX Theatre
  Ottawa - Cineplex SilverCity Gloucester IMAX Theatre
  Toronto - Cineplex Scotiabank Theatre Toronto IMAX Theatre
  Woodbridge - Cineplex Colossus Woodbridge IMAX Theatre

  Quebec

  Montreal - Cineplex Scotiabank Theatre Montreal IMAX Theatre
  Quebec City - IMAX le Theatre

  INTERNATIONAL

  Argentina

  Buenos Aires - IMAX Center Norte

  Australia

  Melbourne - Hoyts Highpoint IMAX
  Melbourne - IMAX Theatre, Melbourne Museum
  Perth - Hoyts Carousel IMAX
  Sydney - Hoyts Entertainment Quarter IMAX
  Sydney - LG IMAX Theatre

  Brazil

  Sao Paolo - Unibanco IMAX Cinema

  China

  Hong Kong - UA MegaBox IMAX Theatre

  Columbia

  Bogota - IMAX Theatre Plaza de las Americas

  Ecuador

  Guayaquil - Fundacion Malecon 2000

  Guatemala

  Guatemala City - Pradera Concepcion

  Korea

  Goyangsi - CGV Ilsan
  Seoul - CGV Wangsipni
  Seoul - CGV Yongsan

  Mexico

  Guadalajara - Cinepolis Galerias Guadalajara IMAX Theatre
  Mexico City - Cinepolis Perisur IMAX Theatre
  Mexico City - Cinepolis Universidad IMAX Theatre
  Monterrey - Cinepolis Galerias Valle Oriente IMAX Theatre
  Toluca - Cinepolis Galerias Metepec IMAX Theatre

  Netherlands

  Amsterdam - Pathe Arena IMAX

  Philippines

  Manila - San Miguel Coca-Cola IMAX Theatre

  Taiwan

  Taipei - Samsung IMAX Miramar Cinemas

  United Kingdom

  Birmingham - IMAX Theatre at Millennium Point
  Bradford - IMAX National Media Museum
  Glasgow - Glasgow Science Centre IMAX Cinema
  Greenwich - Odeon Greenwich IMAX
  London - BFI London IMAX Cinema
  Manchester - Odeon IMAX Cinema Manchester at The Printworks
  Wimbledon - Odeon Wimbledon

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Insiders have been quoted as saying that Shia (Transformers) LabBeouf will be taking on the role in the third instalment of Christopher Nolan’s Batman story arc.

Rumours get even greater (it must be the Christmas Spirit hitting Warners if they are doing it or else they are all too busy partying to notice the leaks) with Eddie Murphy thought to be taking on the role of the Riddler.

And theres more, Rachel Weisz seems to be in line for the role of Catwoman – the Halle Berry version clearly now being consigned to the dustbin of history as the reimagining of the Batman legend comes closer to being the definitive version of events as far as Hollywood is concerned.

As for a title – Gotham – but we can be sure that it wont be that when it comes out in 2010.

The sudden rush into information hitting the interweb comes as Chris Nolan sets the juggernaut of Bruce Wayne and his tempestuous relationship into gear with a possible destruction of Wayne Tower as the film’sfinale.

With much of Gotham made a no go area  and Wayne Manor burned down in the first film (Batman Begins) and the whole of Gotham City under the Joker and Twoface’s spell in the second it can only be imagined what havoc is going to be wreaked in the third with the Riddler and Catwoman going about their business while Bruce mentors a protege.

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As a explosive, dark, roller coaster of a movie it has succeeded probably to the level that Chris Nolan intended. But how to top it? What is next for Syncopy Productions and the team?

Syncopy are already known to have two major projects in the pipeline with Number Six and the Exec.

Number Six is a cinema based retake on the the popular TV show from the 1960 – The Prisoner which starred Patrick McGoohan. David and Janet Peoples (Twelve Monkeys) will be writing and it’s expected that Universal will be looking for the feature to go into production now that both The Prestige and The Dark Knight are out of the way. Expect to see Nolan’s trademark story telling skills on full show in Number Six when it hits the screens and since the original TV series was a convoluted, complicated and sometimes confusing affair Nolan is perfectly placed to bring some action and clarity to the production.

The Exec is a different kettle of fish. Based on Doug Miers futuristic comic it is the story of big business where Corporate Warfare is taken seriously and literally. Handshakes and AK 47 go together to make a manager’s tool kit to die for. This project has been in the pipeline for a while (it was rumoured that it would be made straight after The Prestige but we guess The Dark Knight got in the way of Jonathan Nolan’s adaptation or the comic).

So two films in the pipe. One a big cult TV series spin off and another comic book adaptation. Nolan’s skill at taking the seeds of other’s stories and bringing them to glorious fruition is well known but we hope that there will be an original story coming up soon. Something we haven’t read or seen before and with the impact of The Following and Memento. Not that we don’t like what we are seeing at the moment of course – it’s all great.

And speaking of great….. what about the next Batman film?

Batman Begins and The Dark Knight have taken our hero through his evolution and initial trials so what’s next for Bruce Wayne?

Those who have read Batman: Year One, Killing Joke, Long Halloween and Dark Knight Returns will know how close the Nolans and Goyer have kept to the world that Batman inhabits. A world that has the darkness of an Alan Moore storyline coupled with the gritty roughness of Frank Miller all depicted through the lens of Bill Sienkiewicz.

Nolan likes Gotham, he like the complex society, the police with their divisions, the mobs and gangs, the subway and the elevated railway, the ferry and the rivalry with Pettsburgh and of course, the duality of Bruce Wayne and The Batman.

One thing is for sure, we are not going to get a whiz bang action fest with no depth or subtlety (Batman and Robin anyone?). We are also not going to be going darker and deeper – it would be a joy to see Nolan’s take on Arkham Asylum – Grant Morrison’s take on Gotham and way the way it screws up everyone.

At this stage we think:

The Riddler

Two Face back once again

Dick Grayson

No Joker – just imagine – if there was a posthumous Oscar for Ledger, which actor would then want to step into the role (sit down Mr Day-Lewis)

Christopher Nolan will direct the third but no more.

(The feeling in the offices here is that Nolan will want the franchise to earn a billion under his helming. This would put him in the Billion Dollar Club – alongside Spielberg, Lucas, Silver, Jackson and Cameron amongst others. Not that he’d like to be in such an exclusive club, just because he’d like to prove that he can do it and the knock on effect will be that he can pretty much write his own cheque and make the films of his choice from now onwards.)

Take a look at Dark Victory if you can find it, along with Arkham Asylum, Killing Joke, The Jokers Five Way Revenge (look for reprints) and The Dark Knight Returns. They all bear a good looking at to get personal inspiration on waht we hope will be the topper for the trilogy and set the standard that says Superhero movies do not mean cash cow, it means depth and storytelling.

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Smashing box office records in the US, Christopher Nolan’s second Batman film, The Dark Knight triumphed at the UK box office with an opening of GBP11,191,824.

The box office hit entered the record books in the UK with The Dark Knight IMAX release taking a breathtaking GBP307,332 from 5 IMAX cinemas.

The follow-up to “Batman Begins,” reunites Nolan with many of his renowned production team and actors including Christian Bale, Gary Oldman, Morgan Freeman and Michael Caine. Heath Ledger’s extraordinary performance has gained critical acclaim across the globe.

Josh Berger, President and Managing Director of Warner Bros UK commented:

“We knew The Dark Knight was a fantastic film, and it is wonderful that both the critics and the cinema-going public here in the UK feel the same way. This weekend’s clear number one opening which received critical and commercial box office success is testament to the outstanding filmmaking and cast of this stunning film, much of which was shot here in Britain. We look forward to a long and successful run this summer.”

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“The Dark Knight Project” chronicles the adventures of Gotham Midtown students Heather Nolan and Mikey Bale, played by Allyssa O’Donnell and David Sanchez. Intent on being the first people in Gotham City to capture actual video of the Dark Knight in action for a school project, they set out with their video camera to interview people on the streets, witness the evacuation of a city block by police in the middle of a bomb scare, and ultimately encounter Batman in the middle of a back alley break-in where he saves both high schoolers from a menacing group of thugs working for the Joker.

“I always wanted to shoot a Batman story since he is one of my favorite characters, and since I doubt Warner Brothers will ever ask me to direct one for them, I decided to use the resources I have available and do one myself” muses Chicago filmmaker Jerry Vasilatos, who wrote the story and also produced and directed it.

“Everytime I am downtown, I am reminded of the fact that we live in virtual Gotham City” Vasilatos continues. “Shooting an HD movie and emulating the same universe that Christopher Nolan created for “Batman Begins” and “The Dark Knight” allowed us to brand our short film with a certain authenticity and production value that we hope will have people thinking our story really could have taken place between the feature films.”

Assembling a talented group of filmmakers and cast from Chicago’s creative community, Vasilatos teamed up with co-producer Zoe Triantafillou and director of photography J. Trevi Albin to produce the fan film on a shoestring budget, relying on the downtown locations and authentic costuming to bring the short story to life.

“This is a complete labor of love” Vasilatos says. “We’re not selling it, we’re not making any money off it… I just wanted the opportunity to shoot a short Batman story with high production values and share it with other fans in tribute to the character as well as director Christopher Nolan, who I think has finally nailed the type of “Batman” movie fans have always wanted to see on the big screen.”

Vasilatos’ crew shot 5 days in using several downtown locations, leading to a climactic alley fight between Batman (being played by Chicago actor Chris Nendick), and the Joker’s thugs filmed behind the Fine Arts building off Van Buren.

Vasilatos also created a Myspace page for his two fictional characters Heather and Mikey, where they have been blogging about their efforts to capture video of Batman to visitors. Their Myspace page is at: http://www.myspace.com/darkknightproject. The actual short film was released online July 14th, 2008 at: http://www.darkknightproject.com – 4 days before “The Dark Knight” hit theaters. The website has already had over 2500 viewer in its first week.

Vasilatos, who returned to the Chicago production scene last spring, spent 10 years in Los Angeles working as a producer, director and editor with clients including Universal Home Video, The Reelz Channel and Fox Atomic. His previous producing and directing efforts include the nationally syndicated entertainment news show “Made in Hollywood”, and the Chicago Christmas movie “Solstice” which was originally broadcast on Lifetime Television and is now enjoying a second life on Amazon.com under it’s new title “The Night Before Christmas”. He also recently served as an editor on four episodes of the popular History Channel series “Gangland” during it’s first and second season.

To view “The Dark Knight Project” or to contact the filmmakers, please visit: The Dark Knight Project (http://www.darkknightproject.com).

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The movie’s Friday haul surpasses the previous record of $59.8 million set last year by “Spider-Man 3.” “The Dark Knight” also might break the opening weekend record of $151.1 million that also was posted by “Spider-Man 3.”

Warner Bros. head of distribution Dan Fellman says the death of co-star Heath Ledger and the buzz about his frenzied performance as the Batman villain Joker was a big part of the movie’s allure.

Batman – The Dark Knight has it’s UK premiere on Monday 21 July and then opens on general release in the UK from 24 July 2008, including at a number of IMAX venues.

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Glu Mobile Inc. (NASDAQ: GLUU), a leading global publisher of mobile games, today (15 July) announced the global launch of The Dark Knight, a mobile game based on the highly-anticipated Warner Bros. Pictures live-action film, which opens in US theatres on July 18. The launch of The Dark Knight marks the second title Glu has developed and published through its strategic worldwide partnership with Warner Bros. Digital Distribution.

“We take pride in making great games and are excited to have worked with Warner Bros. to bring this landmark title to the mobile platform,” said Jill Braff, senior vice president, global publishing, Glu. “The action-packed mobile game enables players to use dynamic moves and stealth tactics to take out one of the most notorious antagonists in the world—THE JOKER. We’re delighted to bring The Dark Knight mobile game to BATMAN fans around the world.”

In the game, a reign of chaos has swept over GOTHAM CITY, organized by a criminal mastermind known to terrified citizens only as THE JOKER. Gamers play as BATMAN using dynamic combat moves, special gadgets and stealth tactics to evoke fear in the hearts of his enemies. Players must use every weapon in BATMAN’s arsenal in order to confront his most devious enemy yet.

To accompany the game release, Glu will be publishing an extensive content suite for The Dark Knight, 31 wallpapers, 14 voicetones, 4 music tones and 8 animated screensavers for mobile phones.

• Features of The Dark Knight allow players to:
• Become The Dark Knight of GOTHAM CITY in an action adventure game based on the film
• Fight criminals using a dynamic combat system with simple controls
• Utilize gadgets such as BATARANGS and grappling hooks
• Use stealth abilities to evoke fear in the hearts of foes

The Dark Knight mobile game is launching simultaneously on wireless carriers in North America, Asia and Latin America and will be available in Europe, the Middle East and Africa concurrent with the film release on July 25. For more information, visit www.glu.com.

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