[RoseofTexas]

More money in the pockets of the anti-American, pro-socialism establishment! Sigh!

[BenLurkin]

Ben Jr. went to see “Dark Knight”.

Based on his report Mrs. Lurkin and I decided we will not go to see it. And despite her hints of interest - I'm confident we won't see “Mamma Mia” either!

[WoofDog123]

gotta adjust these numbers for inflation, at the least..aside from raw dollars, this is nearly meaningless info aside from the fact the 8$ tickets are helping theaters and studios.

[TheWasteLand]

I've heard universal acclaim from folks I know who've seen it. As a bonus, it sounds like its political agenda is slightly right, if anything.

I'll probably check out a matinee this week, when there will hopefully be fewer ankle biters in the theater.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Man, I can’t wait to see this movie. All the showings were all sold out, so I’ll probably catch it when demand dies down a little. I have heard that this is not only the greatest superhero movie ever made, but one of the greatest overall movies as well. I’d never thought this would out-do Batman Begins, but I heard it did.

[the_daug]

I wouldn't mind seeing it "The Dark Knight" but for the green indoctrination before the movie starts.

[Tax-chick]

Steven Greydanus at Decentfilms.com liked it a LOT. If the upcoming, potentially-catastrophic, week is reasonably successful, maybe my two oldest (17 and 14) can see it on Friday.

[DouglasKC]

My wife and I went to see it today and it was a pretty good movie. What was interesting was that you could a LOT of parallels between the movie and the war on terror and this may seem weird, but the analogies you can draw between Batman and GW Bush are striking.

[Clemenza]

Gary Oldman is at his best when he takes an understated role like (soon to be) Commissioner Gordon. Nevertheless, his best role was his rather outlandish performance in “The Professional.”

[Clemenza]

The best news is that nobody is going to see “Hancock” anymore. The sooner the world is rid of Will Smith, the better (although I wish him a happy and lucrative retirement).

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

My wife and I saw it Friday night, and if you’re a hardcore Batman fan (like me) then you will enjoy it. BUT, it is a rough movie to watch and should have been rated R. It is NOT a kids movie, but a deep, troubling exploration of human morality.

[VOA]

bump for later read

[Carley]

How can this be. I thought we were all one paycheck away from being homeless.

Come to think of it, what about all thosee many many iPhones sold.

Somesing wong here.

[airborne]

I’ll wait until it’s on TV.

[TornadoAlley3]

But I thought no one had any money with gas prices and food prices so high?

[The Louiswu]

I give The Dark Knight 5 stars.

Heath Ledger is brilliant, the film is exciting, dark, action packed, has a fanstastic story and brilliant character development. It transends the super hero movie template and speaks to morality, justice and what it means to be a hero.

The director captured the essence of what Batman is.

There may well be a sequel, but it is not needed in this case, the story has been told.

[Deb]

I hated it!