Christian Bale Explains 'The Dark Knight Rises' Ending.

From a far side of the world, a lunatic rises from the darkness, determined to annihilate the city of the Dark Knight, who has been hiding for eight years. Joining forces with old and new allies, Bruce Wayne must put his mask on one last time to finish what he had started and become a hero again.

At the end of The Dark Knight Rises, with the help of Gotham City’s remaining police force, Batman was able to get control of the city back from Bane and finally defeated the breathing-impaired.

Generally, many fan theories about the absence of the villain in The Dark Knight Rises hinge around the idea that The Joker doesn't feel a need to be a problem since Batman is gone. However, a gone.

The Dark Knight Rises Plot holes Minor Plot hole: A CIA-sponsored aircraft does not detect a non-stealth plane flying slowly above its flight trajectory. This means that part of the subplot for this movie goes something like this.

Heath Ledger's family have revealed that the actor was set to appear in the sequel to Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight. Ledger tragically passed away 10 years ago, the same year of his iconic.

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Scenes apparently cut from The Dark Knight Rises showed glimpses of Bane's horrifying youth and explained more about his supervillain outfit. The revelations about the deleted footage come in a.

The Dark Knight Returns. While Batman was always a dark, complex character with more depth than your typical comic-book superhero, it was with Frank Miller’s seminal 1986 comic-book story The.

The Joker first appears in person at the beginning of The Dark Knight, as part of a six-member gang wearing clown masks who rob a mob-owned bank. He tricks four of them into killing each other, then kills the last one himself and escapes with the money.

NOTE: This is a completely spoiler-free recap of The Dark Knight Rises IMAX Prologue. With The Dark Knight Rises IMAX Prologue hitting theaters next week in front of Mission Impossible 4, Warner.

The Dark Knight Returns (alternatively titled Batman: The Dark Knight Returns) is a 1986 four-issue comic book miniseries starring Batman, written by Frank Miller, illustrated by Miller and Klaus Janson, and published by DC Comics.When originally published, the series was simply titled Batman: The Dark Knight, with a different subtitle for each issue (The Dark Knight Returns, The Dark Knight.