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The Batman 2: Is Matt Reeves Setting Himself Up for Failure?
The Batman 2: with Joker (Barry Keoghan) set to be the villain in Matt Reeves’ first sequel to the Robert Pattinson-led Batman reboot, I wonder the good sense of inviting comparisons to one of the greatest superhero movies and performances of all time: Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight, and Heath Ledger’s Joker.
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Batman Films' Exhibit to Open in California
The Batman exhibit will feature props, costumes, cars and memorabilia from Tim Burton's Batman movies and Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy
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Today's big release: The Dark Knight Rises ends the Batman trilogy
Christopher Nolan's third and the last film in the Batman franchise, The Dark Knight Rises releases today.
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And the Oscar goes to Batman? Could happen
The Dark Knight Rises probably has the best chance ever for a superhero film to rise into the best-picture mix at February's Oscars.
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First Look: The Dark Knight Rises promises violence
Christian Bale returns as Gotham's caped crusader in Christopher Nolan's latest Batman flick The Dark Knight Rises.
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The Batman 2: Is Matt Reeves Setting Himself Up for Failure?
The Batman 2: with Joker (Barry Keoghan) set to be the villain in Matt Reeves’ first sequel to the Robert Pattinson-led Batman reboot, I wonder the good sense of inviting comparisons to one of the greatest superhero movies and performances of all time: Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight, and Heath Ledger’s Joker.
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Batman Films' Exhibit to Open in California
The Batman exhibit will feature props, costumes, cars and memorabilia from Tim Burton's Batman movies and Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy
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Today's big release: The Dark Knight Rises ends the Batman trilogy
Christopher Nolan's third and the last film in the Batman franchise, The Dark Knight Rises releases today.
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And the Oscar goes to Batman? Could happen
The Dark Knight Rises probably has the best chance ever for a superhero film to rise into the best-picture mix at February's Oscars.
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First Look: The Dark Knight Rises promises violence
Christian Bale returns as Gotham's caped crusader in Christopher Nolan's latest Batman flick The Dark Knight Rises.
