Christian Bale Steps Back Into the Batsuit for The Dark Knight

Christian Bale was sporting a buzz cut courtesy of another Warner Bros Pictures movie – Terminator Salvation – at the Los Angeles press junket for The Dark Knight, the second Batman movie for both Bale and writer/director Christopher Nolan. Bale, like Nolan, was only interested in doing another Batman movie if there was a compelling story to tell and if it could live up to the standards they set the first time out of the gate with Batman Begins. Read On...
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Box Office Report - July 11-13
Will Smith's drunken superhero Hancock was no match for the return of the cigar-chomping, cat-loving, Barry Manilow-singing red demon who fights evil. Guillermo del Toro's Hellboy II: The Golden Army opened with $34.5 million, an impressive $12 million more than the first Hellboy movie did during its opening weekend. The news wasn't so bright and shiny for Eddie Murphy. Murphy's latest comedy effort - Meet Dave - tanked, posting just $5 million during its first three days in release. Maybe Murphy knew what he was doing when he pulled a last minute no-show for the film's Hollywood premiere...

Top 10 Films for the Weekend Ending July 13
1) Hellboy II: The Golden Army - $34,539,115
2) Hancock - $32,080,560
3) Journey to the Center of the Earth - $21,018,141
4) WALL-E - $18,793,588
5) Wanted - $11,996,175
6) Get Smart - $7,201,376
7) Meet Dave - $5,251,918
8) Kung Fu Panda - $4,411,412
9) The Incredible Hulk - $2,324,345
10) Kitt Kittredge: An American Girl - $2,303,054
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