Batman Begins
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Christopher Nolan Cast Cillian Murphy in ‘Batman Begins’ After Seeing ’28 Days Later,’ Actor Says | Video
The Oscar-nominated performer also gave a cagey tease about the upcoming sequels
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Every DC Comics Movie Ranked, Including ‘The Suicide Squad’
James Gunn’s cynical action flick is a blast, but how does it stack up against the other great movies based on DC Comics?
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This Is No Joke – Joaquin Phoenix Could Have Been Batman if Darren Aronofsky Had His Way
“The Batman I wrote was definitely a way different type of take than they ended up making,” the “Black Swan” director says
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David Goyer Signs Overall Deal With Skydance Television
He is showrunner on Skydance’s upcoming Apple TV+ drama “Foundation”
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Every Batman Movie Ranked, From Worst to Best (Photos)
Celebrate the anniversary of Tim Burton’s “Batman” by arguing about which Batman movie is the best
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The Evolution of Christian Bale: From ‘Newsies’ to ‘Hostiles’ (Photos)
From insomniac to superhero, Bale will do just about anything for a role — including risk his health
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All 10 Christopher Nolan Movies Ranked, From ‘Memento’ to ‘Dunkirk’ (Photos)
“Tenet” director turns 50 today
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Every DC Movie Villain Ranked, Including ‘Suicide Squad’ Baddies (Photos)
Where will Steppenwolf rank in the DC movie rogues’ gallery?
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‘Batman v Superman’: Ranking Every Bruce Wayne, Including Ben Affleck (Photos)
How do the Batman actors do when they’re put into Bruce Wayne’s tux? We evaluate.
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‘Batman v Superman’: We Ranked Every Batman, and Ben Affleck Came in 2nd (Photos)
Only one Batman can be the best, but the one in “Batman v Superman” isn’t bad
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A24 Lines Up Horror Project With Phantom Four’s David S. Goyer, Kevin Turen
Untitled film is part of distributor’s growing development slate
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Katie Holmes on Playing ‘Miss Meadows’ Gun-Toting Vigilante: ‘It Was Fun to Play’
“It’s been exciting and rewarding,” the “Dawson Creek” alum tells TheWrap. “I’ve had a chance to play a lot of different characters than the ones I’ve played before.”
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‘Dark Knight Rises’: Warner Bros. Will Go Ahead With Massive Foreign Rollout
After canceling premieres in Paris, Mexico City and Tokyo, Warner Bros. will open "Dark Knight Rises" on 17,000 screens in 40 overseas markets
