It’s been 13 years since The Dark Knight Rises hit theaters with Bane’s spine-crunching entrances, Bruce Wayne’s brooding stares, and the conclusion to a Batman trilogy that basically ...

Bane is one of Batman’s most iconic villains, cementing his place in DC lore after breaking the Dark Knight’s back in Knightfall and gaining even more prominence through Tom Hardy’s ...

The movie franchise started in the 1960s, and while adaptations have been uneven, Batman has found a way to secure a spot in the superhero universe ...

In particular, The Dark Knight Rises wrapped up Batman’s saga with the franchise’s biggest stunts. The film’s first scene showed Bane dropping a plane out of the sky, much of which showed ...

Batman isn't always the white knight ... can cause the moral degradation of Gotham. Bane's rebellion in The Dark Knight Rises resonates with historical revolutions in which the oppressed classes rise ...

So when Bruce tries infiltrate it and distill its secrets, a new villain from Gotham City arrives to deal with the problem…an old adversary of Alfred's…a man known only as Bane. Retail ...

Writing the police as incompetent might be the easiest way to make Batman/Joker seem like a genius, but it comes off as cheap and lazy from a narrative standpoint. The Dark Knight Rises – John ...

The character isn’t referenced in The Dark Knight Rises, but for a while, there was speculation the Riddler could still appear. Early on in development on Nolan’s third Batman movie ...