I'm not a huge movie buff, but I'll confess to having been sucked into "The Dark Knight Rises ... Brooklyn Bridge, the Manhattan Bridge, and the Williamsburgh Bridge--are all blown in tight ...

The third and final chapter in Christopher Nolan's retelling of the Batman story,The Dark Knight Rises, will hit theaters (including IMAX screens) on July 20th. Warner Bros. just released the ...

On July 20, 2012, The Dark Knight ... cracking blow. Wally Pfister’s cinematography is as gorgeous as ever too, making even nonsensical scenes like the flaming Bat logo on the bridge pop.

At first we believed the image to be a composite of the Manhattan Bridge being blown up twice. But on multiple viewings, audience members with sharp eyes will be able to determine that they are ...

The Dark Knight Rises is the King Daddy of summer movie ... From the opening skyjacking to the blowing up of a football field and a nerveshattering prison break, the film shakes you hard and ...

The Dark Knight Rises big splash in Pittsburgh was initially ... how insane this Christopher Nolan-directed brawl scene in fake blowing snow really is. From what the videos and images show ...

Nolan has established in interviews that Dark Knight Rises takes place eight years after Dark Knight, and earlier teasers seemed to indicate that Batman has been absent from Gotham City for some ...

Those screenings included a 6-minute prologue for The Dark Knight Rises on the blown-up Imax screens. As it happened, some AMC theater managers in New York, Los Angeles and San Fransisco decided ...

The Dark Knight Rises begins with a physically and emotionally crippled Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) living as a recluse, pining for his lost love, Rachel (Maggie Gyllanhaal who was blown up in ...

As The Dark Knight Rises brings a close to Christopher Nolan ... trilogy in the guise of summertime action-adventure, a mind-blowing pulp allegory for America’s worst-case scenario: Terrorist ...

The prologue to The Dark Knight Rises is finally here… just to ratchet ... I don't want to describe what happens play-by-play, blow-by-blow, and I'm pretty sure I'll go to Arkham if I tell ...