The Dark Knight Rises' ending raised questions about the possibility of another sequel or a Robin spinoff. Joseph Gordon-Levitt confirms that Christopher Nolan always intended his Batman movies to ...

Nolan, together with the team he’s been working with so profitably since 2005’s “Batman Begins,“ has made a completely satisfying movie with “The Dark Knight Rises,“ one steeped enough ...

The Dark Knight Rises was the last time viewers saw Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow, but what happened to him after the events of the movie? “In Darkness Dwells” sees Scarecrow – still recovering ...

Funny - that's something the Nolan Bat-movies haven't been, but "Dark Knight Rises" is. Hathaway has a crackling way with a line. "No guns," orders the Batman when he comes to her rescue.

The whole “Robin” reveal with Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s John Blake at the end of The Dark Knight Rises is pretty ham-fisted and cheesy, but I’d be lying if I said the movie’s ending ...

Nowhere is this clearer than in The Dark Knight Rises. With Batman out of the game for the movie’s first act, Nolan gets saddled with a character he simply doesn’t find interesting ...

One aspect of The Dark Knight Rises that has always been perplexing is the death of Matthew Modine's Peter Foley in the final act of the movie. It's implied that Marion Cotillard's Talia al Ghul ...

Batman encounters the mysterious Selina Kyle and the villainous Bane, a new terrorist leader who overwhelms Gotham's finest. The Dark Knight resurfaces to protect a city that has branded him an enemy.

Director Christopher Nolan’s Batman finale, The Dark Knight Rises, may have resolved itself ... expected to happen for a year before the movie ever came out. So it’s not particularly shocking ...

That is obviously not something that hurts most films, but it stands in contrast to the other Batman movies and what you may expect of the character. Of the three, The Dark Knight Rises is the ...