Those are the same PAs who try to stop people from walking down the street or in Central Park as if they have a legal right to do it, because, you know, they're working on Gossip Girl or something - oh wait, they're wearing a baseball cap and have a walkie talkie, I guess they're Spielberg! Cool car/prop though and check out this fun little free Dark Knight video game, you're on a motorcycle shooting at the Joker's henchmen in a van ahead of you. I thought I was doing ok but came in at something like 647th place - oy

http://www.comcast.net/thedarkknightmovie/game/

Weird, since they had no problems with people taking pictures of the car in Niagara Falls.

I watched Batman Begins and can't remember a single thing about it. It made about as much of an impression as Batman Returns, Batman Forever and Batman & Robin. That is the ugliest Batmobile ever and you couldn't pay me to take pictures of it.

Well, that's why they're PA's and not actually making their own films...

what the hell did they expect people to do when they saw it??

Production assistants/whatever are so fucking stupid. Did they really think people wouldn't take pictures of it? Or that they could tell people to stop?

The picture is quite interesting only because I once knew a girl from the Bronx with the last name of Mazzella (take a look at the truck in the background). I can't remember her first name, but her brother worked for the TA.

When you put something eyecatching out on public display, what do you expect people to do? Unless people were going up to it, touching and climbing, let them take their pictures.

Love how the NYPD put it in a protest pen. Welcome to New York "Dark Knight," you're ass is ours.