Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy changed superhero movies forever. Before Nolan’s 2005 film Batman Begins, most comic book ...

It’s undeniable that Christopher Nolan changed superhero movies with his Batman trilogy. Nolan’s movies were dark, serious, ...

The first movie in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy is a serious movie, but it's not as serious as you might remember.

With its gritty realism and complex themes, Christopher Nolan’s Batman Begins helped turn superhero films into a dominant cinema genre.

Part of the reason Batman Begins holds up so well – better, by leagues, than many of its contemporaries – was Nolan’s insistence on practical, in-camera effects.

The Dark Knight trilogy director Christopher Nolan reportedly had Warner Bros cancel a Batman spin-off project.

Joel Schumacher’s Batman Forever (1995) endured a difficult production, and a critical mauling. Batman & Robin, kicking the silliness quotient into overdrive, may have been a future camp classic, but ...

As Batman Begins turns 20 years old, we look back at the comics that influenced Christopher Nolan's Batman reboot.

Where Nolan’s Batman was driven by practical effects and a classical approach to filmmaking, franchises such as the multibillion-grossing Marvel have taken to CGI with gluttonous abandon.

'Batman Begins' writer David S. Goyer says Christopher Nolan told him not to work on "Batman v Superman" and write Ben Affleck's Batman.