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While a more traditional, multi-part Cinematic Batmanology analysis of The Dark Knight Rises is certainly forthcoming, the majority of ComicsAlliance contributors walked away from the film with thoughts and feelings. The writers were directed to be brief, informal and even irreverent, with the published piece envisioned to comprise a variety of reactions -- love, hate, quibble -- that would offer

Last Friday, just after midnight, a masked gunman opened fire in a crowded cinema of moviegoers who'd lined up to see the early morning screening of the new Batman film, The Dark Knight Rises, in Aurora, Colorado. More than 70 people were shot or otherwise injured in the attack, with 12 ultimately losing their lives and several still in critical condition...

Anyone familiar with the career of Christopher Nolan is aware of the Dark Knight director's fondness for the ultra high fidelity IMAX film format, in which he shot over one hour of his new Batman film, The Dark Knight Rises. As such, attendees of midnight IMAX presentations of the film will be rewarded for their excellent taste with a free, limited edition poster featuring Tom Hardy as Bane, the v

With just 17 days remaining until the July 20 opening of The Dark Knight Rises, Warner Bros. has updated the Batman film's official site with some high resolution versions of images we've seen throughout the promotional campaign along with some brand new ones as well...

Warner Bros. in partnership with Nokia have released a new full-length trailer for The Dark Knight Rises, the third and final Batman film by Christopher Nolan. The clip, which you can see below, features previously released footage along with a number of new shots and dialogue and a thrilling piece of music by Hans Zimmer to create the most exciting -- and indeed, most humorous -- trailer we've se

The most recent Batman film, The Dark Knight, rode to tremendous commercial and critical success due in large part to Heath Ledger's Academy Award-winning reinvention of Bob Kane, Fill Finger and Jerry Robinson's iconic DC Comics villain, The Joker...

On sale now, the newest issue of Empire continues the film magazine's reporting from behind the scenes of The Dark Knight Rises, the final film in director Christopher Nolan's Batman cycle. This time, the filmmaker confesses to having had reservations about the role of Catwoman in his relatively realistic vision of Gotham City before his brother and co-writer Jonathan persuaded him that to exclude

Although I'll be damned if I can find it, we're reliably informed by Batman News that one of the teaser banners released last week in support of The Dark Knight Rises came with a hidden QR code that, when scanned, directed visitors to the film's official website and yet another poster for the new Batman film, this one featuring Catwoman...

Warner Bros. concludes a weeklong promotional blitz of television commercials and cinema posters with two more banners in support of The Dark Knight Rises, the new Batman film by Christopher Nolan. The latest images continue to spotlight the carnage-in-the-streets-of-Gotham motif of those released throughout the week, setting the stage for what a harrowing, tense, and grim-as-f*** conclusion to No

Yes, yes, Avengers: You've had your day, being much-beloved and breaking box office records and everything. But this summer superhero movie showdown is only getting started, as Warner Bros. is patiently reminding everyone with two new television spots and a host of still images showcasing Christopher Nolan's final Batman movie, The Dark Knight Rises... Read More ...