After you see this Batman movie you may want to check some of these locations out in your travels. This website imdb.com is a treasure trove of info on films, tv shows, actresses , actors and much more.

Some of the locations are

Criterion Theatre, Jermyn Street, St James’s, London, England, UK

Hotel 71 - 71 E. Wacker Drive, Downtown, Chicago, Illinois, USA

International Finance Centre, Central, Hong Kong, China and over 20 more

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“Hey fellas! Do all those bubbly broads of yours have super “girls nights out” planned for the much cooed and shrieked about Sex and the City movie? Do you, duhhh, feel left out, like you want some real mantertainment? Well the ultra butch Four Seasons Hotel here in New York has just the right package for you! I mean, “…for you.” Nothin’ frilly.

The “It’s Not All About Sex and the City Package” offers such man-centric amenities as one round of “Anything but Cosmos” at the bar (flirtinis are totes available!), free dick flicks like Die Hard and Full Metal Jacket, and nice plush terrycloth bathrobes for you and your buddy. OK, not necessarily that last bit. But yes, I did say buddy. This package is based on double occupancy, but don’t worry! There are “double-bedded accommodations,” so you won’t have to share a bed or even touch or anything. You can just spend all night in your separate cozy beds, watching shit get blown up, farting away your steak dinner, happy that there is absolutely nothing gay about this. And it’s only $2,000 a night! Men! I mean, Men.

NEW YORK, May 12 /PRNewswire/ — “Girls Night Out” will take on new meaning when the highly anticipated Sex and the City movie opens on May 30, 2008, leaving guys around the globe struggling to find something to do. To ensure that men don’t feel forgotten and left out during the release of this female phenomenon, Four Seasons Hotel New York has introduced a “It’s-Not-All-About Sex and the City” package created exclusively for guys and guaranteed to please even the most discerning “Mr. Bigs” out there.

The package is based upon double occupancy and includes:

— One round of “anything but Cosmos” in The Bar
— Steak Dinner in 57 Restaurant*
— Complimentary DVD library featuring Rambo, Die Hard and Full Metal
Jacket
— “Clog Your Arteries” breakfast the following morning in the guestroom
or one of the hotel’s dining outlets
— Double-bedded accommodations” ( via gawker.com ) (photo via teamsugar.com)

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“In pursuit of fortune, glory and historical truth, daredevil archaeologist Indiana Jones, portrayed by Harrison Ford, engages in adventure across the globe. The first three blockbusters, “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” “Temple of Doom” and “The Last Crusade,” span North and South America, Africa and Asia. While little information about the upcoming film has been confirmed, the trailer and early reports for “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” indicate that the globe-trotting historian will once again bring his whip into jungles, ancient temples and maybe even a secret government compound.

For those who simply want to follow Doctor Jones’s trail, it’s a matter of booking flights or, in some cases, a tour (Expedia, for example, is offering Indiana Jones Travel Experiences). But recreating the spirit of his travels is much more difficult. The movies, inspired by the cheap and fast movie serials of the ’20s and ’30s, were rarely shot on location. In fact, much of the films were shot in Elstree Studio, a cavernous filmmaking facility in England.

“George Lucas wanted to do something like these old movie serials, but modernize it and do it better, with higher production values,” says Jonathon Rinzler, author of “The Complete Making of Indiana Jones.” “At the same time, he didn’t want $10 million on a shot you could do for $10,000.”

Still, the Indiana Jones crew has collected a lot of flyer miles over the years.

For the first film, “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” Hawaii stood in for Peru in the opening scene where Jones nabs an Incan statuette from a booby-trapped temple. While scores of tourists flock to the ruins at Machu Piccu, Peru still offers plenty of off-the-track adventure. Martin Haggland, owner of New York-based Inka Empire tours, urges travelers to explore Choquequirao, a ruined city in the south of Peru.

“Access has been difficult until the last few years, and it’s had few visitors,” Haggland says. “If you’re looking for an Indiana Jones experience, where the ruins are still in the jungle and only partially revealed, this will be the place for you.”

The Nepal scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark, where Jones acquires the headpiece to the Staff of Ra—and a “partner” in Karen Allen’s Marion Ravenwood—was shot on a set. If you want to re-enact Ravenwood’s drinking contest, Nepal offers several indigenous liquors, notably the potent raksi. Before heading out, study the political scene—last April, the Nepalese government imposed a week-long ban on the production and sale of alcohol.” ( via forbestraveler.com ) by Adam Bulger

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