As with these type of movies, scene groups usually get it out as fast as they can so quality/consistency most of the time gets compromised hence the need for proper releases from other groups. But for this the only difference from the OPTiC release was a couple of pixels overcropping on the top and bottom and a trailer at the beginning that they forgot to trim. Not enough reason to re-download if you already have the other release.
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Well, since OPTiC didn’t remove the trailer from the beginning of the release, mVs is releasing this “proper”. The OPTiC release was also overcropped which can be seen in THIS image. If you already have the OPTiC release however there is no need to download this proper imo. Not sure why they tagged it “Batman” when its simply called “The Dark Knight” though. In any case, have fun watching the movie ![]()
Quality: Quality wise this release seems identical to the OPTiC release. My advice is you check the sample below.

Links: OPTiC Release Article, IMDB
Dirname: Batman.The.Dark.Knight.PROPER.DVDSCR.XViD-mVs
Filename: mvs-bat1, mvs-bat2
Details: 656×272 - 23.976 - XviD VBR 790Kbps | MP3 VBR 162Kbps | 1,41 GB
NFO - Torrent Search - Usenet Search - Samples: #1, #2, #3, Video Sample
Source: ZeroSec
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