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'The Dark Knight Rises' (feat. film critic Richard Newby)
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Superhero cinema these days seems unwaveringly dedicated to never-ending stories. But a full decade ago, Christopher Nolan followed his groundbreaking 2008 blockbuster The Dark Knight not with another sequel but with the grand finale of his interpretation of the Batman mythos. But does 2012's The Dark Knight Rises end the trilogy on a satisfying note?
Film critic Richard Newby joins us to delve into the installment of Nolan's Batman trilogy. We'll discuss the decision to leave Heath Ledger's Joker unaddressed, how the movie redefined Bane as a character, and why The Dark Knight Rises' themes feel more resonant today. Also, we'll address whether we want to see the DC Universe explore more of the Nolan-verse.
Plus, we'll reveal which entry in The Dark Knight trilogy is our guests' favorite!
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