Domi­nos have unveiled their lat­est part in the ongo­ing Dark Knight pro­mo­tional cam­paign — a vault filled with good­ies, includ­ing an extended trailer with new footage. There are wall­pa­pers and many fea­tures still listed as com­ing soon, such as a mobile game, a new trailer and inter­views, pre­sum­ably with cast and crew.

Domi­nos Dark Knight Vault

Thanks Pierre, Tim, Anton, Linda, Csam!

Eric has writ­ten in with a link to Trailer Addict, with an all new Dark Knight trailer fea­tur­ing new footage, quotes and a well cut mon­tage of what we can expect when the movie is released:

Before watch­ing this I’ll give you some fore­warn­ing. This video isn’t as finely cut and edited as the pre­vi­ous incar­na­tions, it lacks a cer­tain aes­thetic qual­ity and in that reveals more of the movies’ events. The video con­tains much more dia­logue and spans a good 2 min­utes. If you don’t mind spoil­ers, please enjoy:

Thanks again Csam Cram!

These have just hit the Com­cast OnDe­mand service:

Dark Knight alter­na­tive trailer

Gotham Tonight with Mike Engel

Thanks Csam Cram!

Ver­i­zon Wire­less has released a trailer for mobile phones. It is a slightly altered ver­sion of the exist­ing third trailer, with new footage and dia­logue. You can view it at You Tube here.

Be off with you, it’s time to head over to Happy Trails and down­load that 200mb best qual­ity ver­sion of the trailer!

With all the traits of the Ha Ha Times, the film reel, handed out to the one lucky raf­fle ticket holder at each of the “It’s all part of the plan” events, con­tains not the nor­mal ver­sion but a “jok­er­ized” one:

From YouTube:

The film was a 35mm workprint in anamor­phic and was pro­jected off of an old 35 pro­jec­tor which can han­dle anamor­phic lenses. How­ever the dis­tance between the lens and the screen is not intended for such a wide for­mat caus­ing the image to not fit per­fectly on the screen, but this was the quick­est solu­tion to get this video to every­one else FOR NOW. Hope­fully within the next day or so we should be pro­ject­ing again in a bet­ter set­ting and will have an ideal source to record from (includ­ing good stereo audio). So for now, enjoy.

One of those that was lucky enough to be at the trailer’s screen­ing man­aged to get a low-quality record­ing of the footage, which has since been put up on YouTube in its ugly boot­legged for­mat. For those too impa­tient to see it, I include the video below (likely to be removed by the WB any time soon):