The Dark Knight Rises review: Ridiculous villians, bombastic effects and dialogue I could barely make out

Man gets 6 months for weapons at “Dark Knight” movie

CLEVELAND — A North Ridgeville man will spend six months in prison for bringing a bag of weapons into a showing of the “Dark Knight Rises” Batman movie last August.

morningjournal.com (2 months and 3 days ago)

Batman Documentary Seeks to Explore Superhero as Modern Folklore

"Legends of the Knight" will feature interviews with "Dark Knight Rises" producer Michael Uslan and comic book writer Denny O'Neil.

hollywoodreporter.com (2 months and 27 days ago)

The Schticky Is the Dark Knight Rises of Infomercials

wired.com (4 days ago)

Prince William & Harry -- Geek Out Over the Dark Knight

Prince William and Prince Harry bow down to someone else other than the Queen ... the Dark Knight.The Royal brothers -- along with pregnant Kate Middleton -- went batty acting like little kids checking out props from "The Dark Knight" trilogy at the…

tmz.com (26 days ago)

Jessica Chastain in Talks for Christopher Nolan's Interstellar

Christopher Nolan has already offered roles to Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway for his new mind-incepting sci-fi film Interstellar. Now Jessica Chastain is in negotiations for one of the lead roles. Jonathan Nolan, Chris's brother and screenwriter on The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises, and The Prestige, wrote the script. "The ambition is ... More »

vulture.com (19 days ago)

Alleged 'Dark Knight Rises' Shooter James Holmes to Plead Guilty: Report

msn.com (1 month and 25 days ago)

'Dark Knight Rises' Producer Sets Film Noir Superhero Web Series (Exclusive)

msn.com (1 month and 7 days ago)

Prosecutors Seeking Death Penalty for Alleged 'Dark Knight Rises' Shooter James Holmes

msn.com (1 month and 20 days ago)

Movie Review: ‘Dark Skies’

In Theaters “Dark Skies,” written and directed by Scott Stewart, 97 minutes, rated PG-13. Writer-director Scott Stewart (“Legion,” “Priest”), who is known more for his work in visual effects than directing, doesn’t understand how to make a good horror movie. His latest film, “Dark Skies,” goes through all the horror ...

bangordailynews.com (2 months and 28 days ago)

Q&A: The Brass Teapot‘s Juno Temple Talks Indie Movies and Black Magic

In director Ramaa Mosley’s new indie morality tale The Brass Teapot (Apr. 5), Juno Temple and Michael Angarano play a young married couple in possession of lots of unpaid bills—and one very special teapot. The teapot, it turns out, rewards pain: when its owner gets violent, it fills up with cash. If it sounds like a recipe for disaster, well, it is. Temple—who has also been...

time.com (1 month and 16 days ago)