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Dark Knight Marathon Coming To The Big Screen Before <em>Rises</em>
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Published Jun 5, 2012
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One day before The Dark Knight Rises hits the big screen on July 20th, AMC theaters will be screening the first two flicks in the Christopher Nolan Batman trilogy. On July 19th, the theaters will show Batman Begins and The Dark Knight right up to the midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises, which is rumored to be nearly three hours long! (Check out the trilogy of trailers below.) Tickets for the marathon will go on sale June 11th, but sadly, the big midnight show sold out back in January... though you can score a way in on Craigslist for around 100 bucks. If you do make a night of it, that's about 457 minutes of Batman action.
And just because Nolan's time with the caped one ends after this, it doesn't mean there's not more to come... in fact, we just noticed an Untitled Batman Reboot listed on IMDB with a release year of 2015. Where do you think they'll go with the story next—perhaps a prequel, when a young Bruce Wayne first comes to the big city and meets his new BFFs?
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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