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‘The Dark Knight’ Ending Explained: The Hero Gotham Needs, but Not the One It Deserves
The Dark Knight is the second in Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy. Rare for any sequel, it’s the most celebrated of Nolan’s ...
3 The Dark Knight Trilogy Plot Holes That Are Still Super Confusing
The Dark Knight Trilogy might be the gold standard when it comes to superhero films but that doesn't mean it's perfect. Far ...
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Val Kilmer’s Batman Established a Rule 13 Years Before The Dark Knight
Val Kilmer's Batman Forever is an underrated entry in the character's saga and also brought an iconic role to the big screen ...
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These 9 moments from the Dark Knight trilogy will get you confused between good and bad
Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy is more than a superhero epic—it explores the moral ambiguity, where justice dons a cape but occasionally plays fast and loose with the law.
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10 DC Heroes That Could Have Beaten The Joker in The Dark Knight
He could fly to the bank at the opening of The Dark Knight ... hero, but also arguably it’s most powerful, even over Superman himself. If Joker were the antagonist in a Superman movie, it ...
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The Dark Knight Rises
From Rush Limbaugh to full-time movie ... belief in a hero, Police Commissioner Gordon and Batman construct a lie: that it was not Dent but Batman who turned criminal. As The Dark Knight Rises ...
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Absolute Batman’s Most Badass Moment Mirrors Heath Ledger’s Greatest Scene in The Dark Knight
Everyone must remember the iconic scene from Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight when the late Heath Ledger’s Joker burned a ...
Rami Malek on Producing ‘The Amateur,’ Heath Ledger’s Joker Influence and a ‘Mr. Robot’ Film
A scene in his spy thriller features a subtle nod to 'The Dark Knight,' when the Joker flinches after an explosion: "If someone like the Joker is going to flinch, the authenticity that it gave to that ...