The Oscar winning director of Oppenheimer may be turning his attention to the classic 1960s series. With a clutch of Oscars under his belt for Oppenheimer, you’d imagine the world is Christopher Nolan’s oyster. As the acclaimed director of three blockbuster Batman movies, as well as critical and box office hits such as Dunkirk, Interstellar … >
Catch up with your favourite heroes this Easter as they join forces and hit the big screen… To celebrate the release of Batman v Superman (in cinemas now), we’ve got The Dark Knight Trilogy and Man of Steel on Blu-ray from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment to give away to one of our Twitter followers! For … >
From Christopher Nolan, the director of The Dark Knight trilogy and Inception, Interstellar comes to Limited Edition 2-disc Blu-ray™ digibook, Blu-ray™ and DVD on Monday 30 March. > Pre-order Interstellar on Limited Edition 2-disc Blu-ray™ digibook, Blu-ray™ and DVD. To celebrate the release, we’ve got copies of The Science of Interstellar (the fascinating book from … >
Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar is a film which manages to be both breathtakingly epic in scale and emotionally close as it focuses on the fate of humanity and the promise made by a father to his daughter. As a former pilot, Cooper (Matthew McConaughey) finds himself drawn into a space mission looking for a potential new … >
From Christopher Nolan, the director of The Dark Knight trilogy and Inception, Interstellar is available to own on Digital HD now. To celebrate the release, we’ve got the incredible screenplay of the film (which also includes some stunning storyboards) to give away to two of our Twitter followers! For a chance to win, just follow … >
From Christopher Nolan, the director of the Dark Knight trilogy and Inception, Interstellar is in cinemas everywhere now. > Read our spoiler-free review of the movie. To celebrate the release, we’ve got goodie bags (including a backpack, hoody, mini telescope and keyring) to give away to three of our Twitter followers! For a chance to … >
From the set pieces of Inception and The Dark Knight Trilogy, you don’t have to look very far to see Christopher Nolan’s various nods and homages to the classic spy series.
Batman Forever was the weediest of the 1990s Batman movies – and ergo the worst entry in the Caped Crusader’s celluloid chronology. It wasn’t as dark and moody as the two Tim Burton films or Christopher Nolan’s greyscale trilogy of gloom, and it wasn’t a camp, so-bad-it’s-funny rubber fetish fest like Batman & Robin, which … >
Spider-Man has his webs, Superman has his… everything, but Batman has his gadgets. With The Dark Knight Rises in cinemas tomorrow, let’s take a look at the top five Batman gadgets of all time.
If it’s not better than The Dark Knight, it’s at least as good. And that cements Nolan’s Batman series as among the finest trilogies the cinema has ever seen.