The Dark Knight Rises ’ viral marketing campaign continues apace today with the release of a new document referring to something called Operation Early Bird.
Coming hot on the heels of the , the new information was released via the viral Twitter account . Much of the information is again blacked out, but from what we can tell, Early Bird refers to a Special Forces operation to extradite Dr. Leonid Pavel.
As if that weren’t enough to get us all excited, a new website has been set up bearing the name , in which a clock counts down to 6pm this evening.
Hopefully by then we’ll have a better idea of what all this subterfuge is about, and just how the good doctor will fit into Nolan’s movie.
The Dark Knight Rises is released in the UK on 2💛0 July 2012. In the meantime, here’s the latest document for you to pore over…
UPDATE: Well, at the stroke of 6pm yesterday, Operation Early Bird revealed itself as a high-tech map, detailing IMAX locations worldwide where screenings of The Dark Knight Rises ' prologue will take place next week.
Unsurprisingly, tickets have been snapped up fast, but there are still a few locations remaining - get in qu𓆏ickly if you want to revel in 6 minutes of IMAX goodness.
If you can't get tickets for one of these screenings, you're next best chance is to catch Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol at an IMAX venue capable of𝓡 projecting the full 70mm experience, as the prologue will be playing as an epic so🧜rta-trailer then.
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