Why was there no Dark Knight 4?
And since The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises are both within the top 50 highest-grossing movies of all time, a fourth movie would’ve done incredibly well. However, Nolan chose to stop at a trilogy and expressed no interest in returning to the franchise.
Why is The Dark Knight Rises Not good?
The film is guilty of overreach in terms of its plotting and themes, so it comes off as bombastic and bloated. It’s not even a bad movie in comparison to The Dark Knight. It’s a bad movie, period, that doesn’t seem to understand its protagonist, its antagonist, or what they’re fighting about.
Does The Dark Knight still hold up?
The Dark Knight is a cinematic masterpiece and absolutely holds up in 2022. This film is the best Batman movie that has been released so far and will be incredibly difficult to beat. There is a reason this is one out of two films to be preserved by the National Film Registry, the other being Superman (1978).
Will there be a follow up movie to The Dark Knight Rises?
After perhaps the biggest ending tease in modern superhero films that doesn’t involve Captain America’s shield, Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight story concludes, with no intentions for a revival or a continuation.
Was The Dark Knight a flop?
The film grossed over $1 billion worldwide, making it the second film in the Batman film series to earn $1 billion. In addition to being Nolan’s highest-grossing film, it became the seventh-highest-grossing film of all time at the time of its release, as well as the third-highest-grossing film of 2012.
Is Bane’s voice Tom Hardy?
Tom Hardy played villain masked villain Bane in Christian Bale’s final turn as Batman — The Dark Knight Rises. Hardy came up with Bane’s voice on his own, and at first it was almost impossible to understand. He based the unique voice on a boxer named Bartley Gorman.
What was Bane’s trauma?
So during Talia’s escape the prisoners attacked Bane and tore his face apart. The doctors’ attempts to fix Bane’s face left him in incredible agony, therefore he has to wear the mask: to keep his face “in place” and to ease his pain.