Catwoman is inarguably a queen. However, Batman’s latest love interest begs the question: where does a queen stand when she’s ...

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.

As the saga evolves, Batman’s world expands, introducing us to charming characters like his sidekick, Robin, and love interest, Selina Kyle (otherwise known as Catwoman ... up all the loose ends left ...

After Batman gets knocked down by gunfire, Catwoman leans her ... The whole film has an incredibly dark, foreboding and melancholic tone, surpassing that of its predecessor and even being darker than ...

Iron Man came out a few months before The Dark Knight ... movie imagines Batman as the stern ringmasters of a circus of grotesque characters, especially Danny DeVito’s Penguin. He also tries to tame a ...

DC just introduced a new version of Batman whose craziness puts all his other versions to shame. And it's unbelievably cool.

There’s a good reason why it feels like we get a new Batman every couple of years. In a world where superheroes reign supreme, the Dark Knight still stands head and shoulders above the rest.

Here are three plot holes from The Dark Knight trilogy that are still super confusing, and as always, feel free to add any you think we missed in the comments. Batman Begins – Wouldn’t the ...

Yup, The Dark Knight Rises remains the highest-grossing DC Batman film and the only non-Avatar, non-MCU superhero flick to casually stroll past the $1B mark. Sure, Oppenheimer blew minds (and ...