Before The Dark Knight Rises started filming, Batman fan MMatt imagined a third Christopher Nolan Batman movie starring Guy Pearce as the Riddler. He created a series of posters casting Pearce as Edward Nygma and giving him his own catchphrase: Who is the Batman?

The Man of Steel aims to reinvent Superman as the ultimate cosmic outcast — but rest assured, he'll still fly and punch stuff and get in the middle of deadly conflagrations. This brand new trailer gives us the Super-brawls and explosions we've been craving.

We still don't know much about Christopher Nolan's wormhole traveling film Interstellar, but the movie already has a release date. According to a press releas from Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures, which are co-producing and jointly distributing the film, Interstellar will hit theaters and IMAX on November…

A lot of the stuff about the movie Hackers looks really dated now, especially some of the fashions and the way it depicts hacking. But the user interface still looks pretty good, compared to a lot of other stuff from the era. Paul Franklin, the Academy Award-winning special effects designer who's worked on all…

Christopher Nolan is finally reaching for the stars! He's in talks to direct and produce Interstellar, based on a script by his brother Jonathan. Sez The Hollywood Reporter:

Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy was a huge, crazy ride that included a ton of defining performances, from Michael Caine to Heath Ledger — and yet, Tom Hardy's growling sociopath Bane still stands out. Tomorrow, The Dark Knight Rises comes out on DVD and Blu-ray and you can relive the chaos. But in the meantime, you…

Hard to imagine now — but Christopher Nolan's first conversations with Heath Ledger were actually about playing Batman, not the Joker. But Ledger told Nolan that "he'd never do this kinda film," according to a talk Nolan gave last night at the Film Society of Lincoln Center. But by the time came that Nolan was casting…

Given Christopher Nolan's avowed hatred for including deleted scenes on his DVD releases, this seems unlikely. But the website Nuke the Fridge is claiming that the DVD/Blu-ray release of The Dark Knight Rises will include a "Director's Cut" that's half an hour longer. Including the origins of Bane, plus more screen time…

Ever wonder why Batman's voice in the Nolan trilogy sounds so familiar? Utubelor has your answer: he's not our hero. He's a silent sweets-fiend. A hungry protector. A Dark Cookie-Knight.

Bane has had a rough life prior to becoming Gotham's Reckoning, in The Dark Knight Rises — but it could have been much rougher, judging from some newly released concept art and details about a deleted sequence from the film.