re: the double rescue. i was under the impression that no one knew which address belonged to which person. either way, it’s not like they choose to save one and not the other…batman went after one and all of gothem pd went after the other.

re: batgirl. i didn’t notice that they were hiding her face until you pointed it out just now. i think it’s funny that nerds would care about her being adopted since most character’s backstories have been altered at least a little. like two face having darth vader’s origin, haha.

I do still wonder about it, though; might be worth a phone call to verify that this is actually the IMAX version, and not just a normal showing put onto a big screen.

The reason I question it is that they list other movies which aren’t IMAX and don’t really highlight the distinction between them.

Just going by the Google listings, the one I saw was specifically listed as “The Dark Night - The IMAX Experience” alongside other non-IMAX showings of the movie at the same theater listed separately.

In contrast, the one in Valencia doesn’t specifically say “IMAX”, so it may or may not be. Hopefully it is.

Even if it’s not officially the IMAX version, the bigger screen would still be cool. I remember seeing the original Matrix in ‘99 at an IMAX theater in San Antonio, and it definitely enhanced the viewing experience.

This Dark Knight thing is unique, though (if I understand correctly), in that it’s the first mainstream movie that has actually used IMAX equipment during shooting and released a version specifically for viewing in that environment.

not sure if there is a closer theater with IMAX, not sure if the theater in Simi has IMAX yet.

http://losangeles.citysearch.com/profile/11275749/

I’m planning on seeing it again this weekend with Martha. Is it showing nearby in IMAX?

–spoiler response– I didn’t get the impression that Joker switched the addresses, it seemed to me it was the obvious choice for him (if he thinks Dent could save the city without Batman).