Warner Home Video

To begin, the picture is obviously great, just as it was on the HD DVD edition. I had a lot of fun watching the movie again considering I actually hadn't watched it in about a year-and-a-half. I cranked up the audio and let the Dolby TrueHD track boom (I am sure my apartment neighbors were pleased). It was also nice to confirm my belief that replacing Katie Holmes in The Dark Knight with Maggie Gyllenhaal was a fantastic choice you are all sure to agree with. However, as far as the disc itself goes there are only a couple of differences.

The big additional bonus, of course, is the inclusion of the six-minute prologue for The Dark Knight that screened in front of I Am Legend IMAX audiences last year. It was a lot of fun to watch it again, but it proves the point that you just haven't seen this film in its truest form unless you see it in IMAX. It makes me wonder just how exactly they are going to present this film on DVD later on since I don't know the aspect ratio of the non-IMAX scenes, because even this version cuts off portions of the IMAX feature, which (unless I am wrong) is closer to a traditional television ratio of 4:3. Who knows? That is actually the only "new" feature on the disc and it is not available on the DVD version.

Those that did not get the HD DVD edition of Batman Begins, however, will get to check out the In-Movie Experience, which is now available on the Blu-ray format... [ ... ]