It’s been over a decade since The Dark Knight Rises swooped into theaters with that gritty, brooding Nolan magic, and yet it’s still out here flexing like a legend. No multiverse. No sky portals.

We could do a list three times this size on just The Dark Knight Rises, but in the spirit of fairness, we decided to concentrate on one plothole from each film that still has us scratching our ...

The brief battle between The Dark Knight and an upcoming pretender to its illustrious name has been resolved amicably, as the creatives behind the newcomer back away following an uncharacteristically ...

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 ...

Christopher Nolan's widely acclaimed Batman films are coming to Netflix as The Dark Knight trilogy turns 20 years old. Read on for more.

Ledger ultimately received a posthumous Oscar for best supporting actor for his role in The Dark Knight. Caine also reprised his role as Alfred for Nolan’s sequel, The Dark Knight Rises.

2012's "The Dark Knight Rises." In his book, Caine wrote that he believed one of his character's most famous lines epitomized Ledger's approach to playing the Joker. "As Alfred says to Bruce ...

It’s funny, looking back." Related: Glen Powell remains 'grateful' to director Christopher Nolan for his nameless Dark Knight Rises role Despite the tragedy and Caine's unavailability for ...

Sir Michael Caine was "terrified" seeing Heath Ledger as The Joker in 'The Dark Knight'. The 92-year-old screen legend - who played butler Alfred Pennyworth opposite Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne ...