Inexorable: Not capable of being persuaded by entreaty.

We’ve known for some time that Sam Raimi was either in-talks, or had signed-on to direct the inevitable World of Warcraft film.

New bits of information have been revealed through an interview with MTV, and then collected in an article linked at the source below.  Robert Rodat, screenwriter of Saving Private Ryan and The Patriot has been commissioned to write the screenplay, which may or may not have the working title of:  Warcraft: The Rise Of The Lich King.  Not only do the fine folk at movieguys.org believe this title will change in the near future, I do as well.

Raimi and company anticipate a release for this film sometime in 2011, which further confirms that Spidermen 4 & 5 will NOT be filmed back to back, which would have been awesome.

Stay tuned for more info as we have it on the upcoming release of World of Warcraft: Whatever it will be named!

After such a monumental weekend for Chris Nolan, Heath Ledger, Christian Bale and crew..what did you think about the film?

The rest of the United States thought it deserved the top spot in 3 different record breaking categories. Did you?

18.5 million on Thursday night alone brought The Dark Knight into 1st place for highest grossing midnight showings record. Second place goes to “Revenge of the Sith”.

66.4 million on Friday put “The Dark Knight” into 1st place for highest grossing opening day. “Spiderman 3″, which was a terrible movie, is now second with a 59.7 million record last year.

155.3 million for the weekend also brought down the mess that was “Spiderman 3″, and put atop the list a deserving film. “The Dark Knight” is a classic movie in its 5th day at the box office!

Last but not least “The Dark Knight” broke another record, do we care? Not really, but the 4,366 theaters it was shown is was a new record also in Hollywood.

With all of this said, do you really care? Do you want to see it again (I saw it twice already)? Did you even see it?

Let us know what you thought. “The Dark Knight” review is here if you haven’t read it yet. Some great responses in those comments also.