I reached my saturation point with three, but if I were to find myself in a theater, I wouldn't be above peeking in if I knew a Joker scene was coming up.

I'm pretty much content at three viewings, too.

I'll probably end up seeing it again before the end of its run. Probably.

TKEMotown wrote:Anyone going to see it for their 3rd, 4th, 5th time this weekend? (Ipsy I'm looking at you!).

The wife wanted to see it again, so I might catch it for my 4th time this weekend.

I've already got my fourth. I think I'm good for now.

Eckhart on Dent's Fate

I'm sure you've already seen this by now. Spoilers? If you're even the least bit spoiler shy, you may want to stay away.

Dark Knight to Be Re-Released to Theaters in January? Maybe.

The article claims the re-release would be to remind academy voters of its existence.

A desperate, eleventh hour move to get a little closer to Titanic's theatrical gross? Possibly, but probably not. It won't be affecting the home video version's December release date, which leads me to believe it really is being done (if, that is, it really is being done) for the reason the article claims it is being done. If they really wanted a bigger bump in the theatrical gross with the re-release, they wouldn't be giving us the option of bringing it into our homes before then. That said, don't be surprised if they market it by saying something like "See it one last time on the big screen! The way it was meant to be seen!"

TDK will be re-released in theaters Jan 23rd.

Quasar wrote:TDK will be re-released in theaters Jan 23rd.

Guess I need to find a babysitter for that night.

Just as it did in the theaters, TDK has crushed all previous records with its Blu-Ray release:

The Dark Knight Closes in on 2 Million Units Sold Worldwide

Posted December 17, 2008 08:21 AM by Josh Dreuth

Warner Bros. A week after hitting store shelves, the Blu-ray release of Warner Brothers 'The Dark Knight' has sold over 1.7 Million units worldwide, shattering all previous Blu-ray sales records. The film, which stars Christian Bale as the caped-crusader, is set to break $1 Billion at the box office, and some execs feared that home video sales would be hurt by such success. Those fears were alleviated after selling through 600,000 Blu-ray units on the first day, and sales of the landmark title have been continuing at a record pace.

The worldwide numbers include retail and rental sales in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Japan, Benelux, and Australia. The majority of sales came from US buyers, which bought over 1 Million units of the title. Blu-ray sales represented nearly 13% of all home media sales for the title, which sold 13.5 Million units on home video formats.

In comparison, 'The Matrix' DVD release in 1999 - which is generally recognized as the title to spark sales of the format - sold 780,000 units in one week. The Blu-ray release of 'The Dark Knight' has more than doubled that accomplishment.

Blu-ray has been recognized as one of the most wanted items this holiday season, and consumers are responding aggressively towards lower player prices and the high definition releases of many film favorites. Interest in the format has exploded as consumers budgets become tighter and they realize they can get the same or better movie watching experience in their home with Blu-ray for a lot less money.