"Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?"

This quote comes from Tim Burton's 1989 Batman:



This version, which I find extremelly good, opposed Michael Keaton to Jack Nicholson as the Joker. This year, though, a new version of the struggle between Batman and the Joker is to be released, namely The Dark Knight, the sequel to Batman Begins, with Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne and Heath Ledger as the Joker. Also returning: Michael Caine as Alfred, Morgan Freeman as Lucius Fox and Gary Oldman as Commissioner Gordon. Here's the most awaited trailer:



That will be the last film Heath Ledger stars in, for he died on 22 January. That's a shame, because he was a very talented actor, as we all saw his performance in Brokeback Mountain, that film that gave rise to so many parodies.



Today's Uncyclopedia featured article: WTC.

Government Warehouse

While making a reseach of a picture of the Ark of the Covenant in "Indiana Jones", I found this picture, which we can actually see in the last shot of the movie, after the FBI took the Ark to hide it in one of these huge warehouses. Freaking: I'm sure that such things exist—keeping alien spacecraft or maybe Jimmy Hoffa's body… (who knows?).
This is what I found on Wikipedia about governmental warehouses:
Government Warehouse – From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:
The Government Warehouse is a plot device used in movies, television series, and novels, a scenario used in role-playing games, and a belief of some conspiracy theorists. The concept is that there is a secret government warehouse where various items are stored of whose existence the government wants the general populace to remain ignorant.