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 ...

In a world where superheroes reign supreme, the Dark Knight ... “Batman Begins,” the actor had lost a startling amount of weight for Brad Anderson’s “The Machinist.” He had just six ...

The Grim Knight is an alternate version of Batman introduced in The Batman Who Laughs #1 (2019). Unlike the traditional Bruce Wayne, this Dark Multiverse version of Dark Knight was shaped by a ...

The It Ends With Us actor recently said in an interview with ScreenRant that he was asked how he feels being the topmost choice of Batman fan ... the role of the dark knight has been his ...

In the classic Batman comics, “Matches” Malone was an alias the Dark Knight used when he needed to gather information. Few recall, however, that “Matches” Malone was a flesh and blood ...

Here, they're all a bit miffed with Bruce because of his double life as Batman, and they're curious what the connection is between Bruce and Matches' disappearance. But as Bruce soon reveals ...

Masterfully crafted based on the screen appearance of Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow in "Batman Begins," the figure features a newly developed Jonathan Crane head sculpt and two styles of ...

None of this footage has seen the light of day though. In the first third of Batman Begins, the viewer is led to believe that Ken Watanabe’s character is Ra’s al Ghul, not Liam Neeson’s.

The digital version is available now and is obviously being released to tie in to the start of season 2 of The Last Of Us TV show, which begins this weekend. Oddly, the physical edition won’t be ...