i'm sorry but that was f-ing awesome! i cant decide which part was the best:

-when they do they scene with the joker hanging his head out the car window

-or the scene where the batpod goes head on towards the joker.

too good, cute as hell!

OLD NEWSSSS!!!!!

yeah i'm gonna have to say that was wonderful. When the kid did the blink thing after "evening commissioner" i thot it was perfect. Clearly they had the help of some older people, but that was still damn fine sweding. The kid's joker laugh gave me chills. I'm damn impressed.

That was the best thing ever!!!!!!

The best parts were that they spelt Hospital was spelt wrong.

That there was a lolly pop with the knives.


The little kid playing the Joker seemed to got into it really well.

How fucking funny AND well done ist that? Nice!

They must have had help for the whole editing part, but clearly all of them have an eye for the essential visuals of the original trailer.

Future Spielbergs! :) I've said it first.

fantastic stuff!
really cute, and yet the kid that played the joker, was impressive!
hopsital, that was absolutely hilarious!
bhooof! (hollywood, these guys would do great foley effects for u!)

that was awesome!

hahaha that was awesome!
so cute!! that made my day it did :D

that was so cool hahaha.

Hahaha, that is amazing.. talent all roound.. we need more of this type of thing in the movie industry.

i laughed so hard when Batman passed the joker on his bike xD

Woah, woah, woah...
Kids this young saw The Dark Knight?
What kind of desensitized society are we headed for?
Ahh, but who really cares. I saw Schindler's List when I was 7.... 7! I had nightmares about that shit man.

This was pretty cute.
But I sent in a video similair to this a few weeks ago, except it spoofed both trailers at the same time, and it was made by teens not little kids... oh, and it was alot funnier.

I'll try and find it again so I can post it.

Here it is

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sYBqhOEdRQ

I would just like to point out that there is a very specific reason everyone thinks the kid who plays the joker did a really good job, its because of the character, not the actor. Sure heath ledger is great, but its essentially the character, anyone with a basic knowledge and experience with theatrics could have pulled it off and people would have still loved it, Heath made it more intense than some might be able to, but the character is intrinsically designed to be intense and chilling. This is the perfect example.

I give props for the bigwheel

This was actually originally done for WizardUniverse.com here:

http://video.yahoo.com/watch/3096690/8812433

The introduction segment has been cut off from most versions floating around the web.

Hey, glad you guys liked the video! I created this with my buddy Jordan Hammill, and it was fun as hell to make and to see everyone on the Internet enjoy it.

(Note: the actors were all my brothers and, NO, they didn't see "The Dark Knight," they just love Batman, heh.)

If you have any questions about the video, feel free to email myself, Alex, at kropinak@gmail.com, or Jordan at jhammill@gmail.com .

Am I the only one slightly disturbed by this? I admit, as funny as it was, I hope some of those younger kids didn't see the movie. Something about a kid reenacting the "why so serious" knife in the mouth scene doesn't sit well with me.

That being said, I'd like to see the kids swede the milkshake scene in There Will be Blood at a cafeteria. Actually, I guess I just want to see a kid pop out of nowhere, say "I drink your milkshake" to another kid, and steal that kid's milkshake and then run off with the milkshake while yelling "I am the third revelation!" to the confusion of the cafeteria workers and hall monitors.

i love this video SO MUCH. so funny

Your just a freak.... Like ME!

We need more kids doing stuff like this.

I enjoyed that.

It was funy to see they had the real JOKER CARD from the movie

this city deserves a better class of kindergarten.

LOL that was too cute, it reminds me when I was film making as a kid (but I was 12, a lil older than those kids).