The Dark Knight Rises

Anne Hathaway memorably played Catwoman in The Dark Knight Rises, but she very nearly played another catty superhero. The Oscar-winning actress was set to play Black Cat in Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 4, which would have also featured John Malkovich as Vulture. That film was canceled shortly before filming and Sony eventually decided to reboot the whole franchise. That’s just one of the facts packed into the latest episode of You Think You Know Movies, which goes completely batty with The Dark Knight Rises!

We're going to pretend all of these people are hilarious and not morons. When the 2013 Super Bowl was delayed by a power outage, most people took it as a chance to actually talk to the people at their football party. These people decided to make jokes on Twitter that the half hour of darkness was actually 'The Dark Knight Rises' villain Bane's fault.

If you left the theater after 'The Dark Knight Rises' not really knowing what just happened to you, but certain something wasn't right, here's a video for you! It's everything that's wrong with 'The Dark Knight Rises,' summed up in less than three minutes.

YouTuber Auralnauts is at it again with the hilarious Bane spoofs but this time, Gotham's reckoning has turned into a freestyle rapper!

Here's the video you didn't know you always wanted to see -- it's the trailer for 'The Dark Knight Rises' done with LEGOs. This version of Bane is maybe a little bit scarier than the live-action version. There's something deeply disturbing about his squinting, beady LEGO eyes...

Granted, this is just a parody, but, oh, that it were real. 'The Dark Knight Rises' would have been a much more entertaining movie if Bane had half the dialogue from this funny parody video. Or if Batman really loved cheesy '90s techno. In fact, we might never watch 'The Dark Knight Rises' again, just so that we can always remember it this way...

While 'The Avengers' may have opened in theaters before director Christopher Nolan's epic conclusion to the 'Batman' trilogy, 'The Dark Knight Rises' is by far the better movie.In the eternal battle between Marvel and DC superheros, Nolan and his cast are the clear victors in this round. Don't believe us? Read on for the top five reasons why 'The Dark Knight' wins the victor's laurel wreath. Read

While hundreds of Batman fans are anxiously awaiting for their DVD or Blu-Ray copy of 'The Dark Knight Rises' to ship from Amazon, Honest Trailers reviews the last movie and points out that out of the trilogy, this was the weakest installment.

Tom Hardy stormed the screen as the infamously frightening Bane in 'The Dark Knight Rises' and became a sensation. Not only is now he starring opposite Shia LaBeouf in the upcoming 'Lawless' movie, but he also secured a role in the remake of 'Mad Max.' In addition, just like during the era of Ryan Gosling, everyone wants to know as much as they can about Hardy and his rippling pectoral region. Fan

This cat just might be the coolest one we've ever seen before. It's like Harvey Dent for the feline population. For the non-'Dark Knight' nerds, Harvey Dent is Batman's nemesis 'Two-Face.' You know, the guy that wasn't Heath Ledger in 'The Dark Knight.' Take a look. You'll understand what we're talking about.

'The Dark Knight Rises' is Christopher Nolan's final chapter in his Batman trilogy. So what becomes of super villain Bane, who captivated viewers so in the box office smash, after the credits role?

Joseph Gordon-Levitt's angsty character from 'The Dark Knight Rises' finally gets his feelings off his chest, with an assist from Carly Rae Jepsen! The hit single has already lent itself to numerous parodies and lip-dubs, but this is perhaps the most elaborate (and the nerdiest) yet by far.

Since its release last month, 'The Dark Knight Rises' has been the subject of a number of theories and multiple discussions about its twisty plot. Whatever your opinion of the third and final installment in the Christopher Nolan/Christian Bale Batman saga, it's safe to say you were scratching your head in bewilderment at least once during the nearly three hour running time.

After the original trailer for 'The Dark Knight Rises' was released, the subject of Bane's voice was all anybody could talk about, mostly because no one could understand just what the maniacal terrorist was saying. To fix this, director Christopher Nolan decided to tinker around with the mix and send Tom Hardy back to re-record his lines. Check out the YouTube video below and you can really hear t

'The Dark Knight Rises' star Christian Bale showed he has the values instilled in Bruce Wayne when he made a personal visit to Aurora, CO, yesterday to meet with the victims of last week's horrific movie theater shooting.