Dominos have unveiled their latest part in the ongoing Dark Knight promotional campaign – a vault filled with goodies, including an extended trailer with new footage. There are wallpapers and many features still listed as coming soon, such as a mobile game, a new trailer and interviews, presumably with cast and crew.

Dominos Dark Knight Vault

Thanks Pierre, Tim, Anton, Linda, Csam!

Eric has written in with a link to Trailer Addict, with an all new Dark Knight trailer featuring new footage, quotes and a well cut montage of what we can expect when the movie is released:

Before watching this I’ll give you some forewarning. This video isn’t as finely cut and edited as the previous incarnations, it lacks a certain aesthetic quality and in that reveals more of the movies’ events. The video contains much more dialogue and spans a good 2 minutes. If you don’t mind spoilers, please enjoy:

Thanks again Csam Cram!

These have just hit the Comcast OnDemand service:

Dark Knight alternative trailer

Gotham Tonight with Mike Engel

Thanks Csam Cram!

Verizon Wireless has released a trailer for mobile phones. It is a slightly altered version of the existing third trailer, with new footage and dialogue. You can view it at You Tube here.

Be off with you, it’s time to head over to Happy Trails and download that 200mb best quality version of the trailer!

With all the traits of the Ha Ha Times, the film reel, handed out to the one lucky raffle ticket holder at each of the “It’s all part of the plan” events, contains not the normal version but a “jokerized” one:

From YouTube:

The film was a 35mm workprint in anamorphic and was projected off of an old 35 projector which can handle anamorphic lenses. However the distance between the lens and the screen is not intended for such a wide format causing the image to not fit perfectly on the screen, but this was the quickest solution to get this video to everyone else FOR NOW. Hopefully within the next day or so we should be projecting again in a better setting and will have an ideal source to record from (including good stereo audio). So for now, enjoy.

One of those that was lucky enough to be at the trailer’s screening managed to get a low-quality recording of the footage, which has since been put up on YouTube in its ugly bootlegged format. For those too impatient to see it, I include the video below (likely to be removed by the WB any time soon):