The 16th Dark Knight TV spot is now airing, featuring excerpts from the Rolling Stone review,

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MTV have posted an exclusive, one minute long video clip from The Dark Knight, showing the Joker and his new toy, a Bazooka:

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Coming Soon have sat down and spoken with three members of The Dark Knight cast, Christian Bale, Aaron Eckhart and Gary Oldman. I have included the three videos below in a playlist, some warning, the thrid video (Gary Oldman) does contain spoilers:

The owners of the assorted Joker phones have received a new phone call, with a montage of mumbled sounds and clips with phrases such as “Is anybody there? Please help” and “Don’t do it, don’t do it”, together with the sounds of the Gotham PD in the background before ending with the Joker’s maniacal laugh.

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Coinciding with this phone call, the latest episode of Gotham Tonight has been added to GCN, the episode is set to interview Harvey Dent, the “White Knight”, however half way through it cuts to news of The Joker’s bank robbery.

Celebrated journalist Mike Engel sits down with the “White Knight” of Gotham City - District Attorney Harvey Dent. Dent defends controversial crime-fighter Batman, and says they’ve “benefited the entire city.”

Dent takes calls from viewers on Jonathan Crane and fears of a new outbreak of Fear Toxin, and confronts a GPD police officer angry over Dent’s prosecution of corrupt cops. And Engel asks the questions everybody’s been talking about - is Harvey Dent dating Assistant District Attorney Rachel Dawes? The episode ends with the breaking news that the Gotham National Bank has been hit by robbers who made away with 68 million dollars from the vault.

A grainy rendition of HBO’s Dark Knight special is now available on YouTube, thanks Alastor!

Part 1

Part 2

Last night was the end of the CFB countdown, as two live video feeds were posted to the Citizens for Batman website and crowds gathered at the two locations in New York and Chicago. Fans that turned up for the event received Gotham Times newspapers and a collection of CFB goodies, including T-shirts.

Participants were given Domino’s pizza boxes that contained code words and clues to a locked box in a secret location. At this box more clues were uncovered, leading to a 2-way radio, with which directions were given to a specific spot for the perfect view of The Dark Knight bat signal, projected onto the Woolworth building and Sears tower.

NYC:

Chicago:

/Film have also posted their report, relaying some off the bad feelings and hindrances that surrounded the poorly executed Chicago event.