I'm excited about it, because Ledger and Bale are great actors. But it's just yet another action film which will have some cool stunt scenes and batman will almost die, but then not die right at the end. And of course he'll kill the bad guys! I prefer more intelligent plot-driven films these days.

I'm hoping that the movie is as good as Batman Begins. But I'm a little iffy about Heath Ledger playing a villian.

Batman doesn't kill! Well, not intentionally.

I liked Michael Keaton as Batman. :)

You don't have to be "Little skeptical about Heath Ledger as The Joker". Take a little look
http://www.comingsoon.net/films.php?id=15813
I think he is the right one :D

Trailers always look good. Sometimes they contain the best and only good parts of the entire movie. Hard to really judge an overall performance in 60 seconds.

lol....

http://www.iksv.org/film/i/2006/f/15...ly%20grail.jpg

The Black Knight was a character in the movie Monty Python and the Holy Grail. King Arthur and his squire, Patsy, encounter TBK while searching for knights to join his court at Camelot. TBK refuses to let them pass a bridge over what is actually just a little 3 foot ravine which could easily just be jumped across. Arthur and TBK eventually get into a sword fight. The Knight loses an arm and says that it "tis but a scratch". He then loses his other arm and he goes on to say that he's had worse. The Knight then says he'll kick Arthur and through the course of the rest of the fight, Arthur cuts both of his legs off one at a time. The Knight now just a torso and head, standing on the stumps of leg, ridicules Arthur as Arthur leaves screaming "Oh! Running away, eh?!"

It's hilarious! :D

Thanks, Dismas! I can assume then that the pic Whitemike posted right above your post is taken from that movie?

Wayne, you're right about trailers...they only show the best parts. But I'm hoping the rest of this movie is as good as the trailer.:)

You forgot the part where he is going to bite his ankles.

I posted what I thought was enough of the scene to give her an idea of the reference and the humor (humour).