It’s been over a decade since Christopher Nolan concluded his famed Dark Knight trilogy, and even now, The Dark Knight Rises ...

Despite ambiguity, The Dark Knight Rises' ending isn't happy, showing the price of Batman's curse. The Batman curse affects those close to Bruce, leading to sacrifices and emotional turmoil.

It’s left ambiguous in whether Bruce Wayne survived The Dark Knight Rises or if Alfred just hallucinated seeing him at that cafe. On the one hand, the autopilot on The Bat was indeed fixed ...

In the context of the series, the ending of Dark Knight Rises works. While comic book Bruce Wayne giving up his secret identity is often seen as a cardinal sin that defames what the character ...

The Dark Knight Rises marked the end of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy. The apparent ending of the story makes it look like Bruce Wayne sacrificed himself by taking the bomb away from Gotham.

wanted a different villain for The Dark Knight Rises. He previously spoke to the studios desire for Leonardo DiCaprio to be The Riddler on the red carpet for Nolan’s last Batman film.

There haven’t been many ‘The Ending to The Dark Knight Rises Sucked/Was Great/Made No Sense/Was Bullshit/Was Cool/All The ‘My Take/ Ones as of late, and that’s exactly why I’m posting ...

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 ...

The ending of The Dark Knight Rises where Bruce Wayne survived a nuclear explosion seemed convenient and lacked the dramatic weight and realism that Nolan had built over the previous films.

The Dark Knight Rises features Bruce at his blandest ... That’s supposedly his happy ending, but how can he, or we, for that matter, be happy when it’s clear that everyone involved with ...