Set to be released next Tuesday, The Dark Knight apparently managed to outsell every other movie that iTunes has offered this year in pre-sales alone. That includes hits like Iron Man, Superbad and Wall-E. Perhaps we shouldn’t be too surprised. After all, The Dark Knight is the number two movie of all time at the box office with over $530 million made domestically alone.
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As The Joker might say, “it’s all part of the plan.“
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