There are few modern superhero films as universally praised as Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight. Featuring a stellar cast, the 2008 motion picture has been considered by many to be Batman's ...

Christopher Nolan reportedly had Warner Bros. change the ending of Todd Phillips' first Joker movie in order to avoid comparisons to The Dark Knight.

THR recently reported that 2019’s Joker would have ended with Phoenix’s Joker carving a smile into his face, similar to Ledger’s Joker in The Dark Knight. However, Nolan swayed the studio ...

Christopher Nolan was purportedly the reason it didn't make it in—and it was no longer a problem by the time the Joker sequel was coming around. Joker: Folie à Deux may have been a surprise ...

A new report reveals that The Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan stepped in to change Joker's ending in 2019 but, with him no longer at Warner Bros., he was ignored for Joker: Folie à Deux ...

Joaquin Phoenix revealed for the first time during a recent interview on “Tetragrammaton with Rick Rubin” that he was approached to play the Joker by Christopher Nolan for 2008’s “The Dark ...

Christopher Nolan Asked WB to Change the Ending of JOKER As to Not Mimic Heath Ledger’s Version. ... However, too many things in the Joker continuity don’t match up with Nolan’s trilogy.

Christopher Nolan doesn't typically make sequels, but when he does, they're exceptional. He concluded the Dark Knight trilogy with The Dark Knight Rises in 2012.

Joaquin Phoenix Says He Spoke to Christopher Nolan About Playing Joker in ‘Dark Knight’: “I Wasn’t Ready Then” Heath Ledger famously portrayed the Clown Prince of Crime in a posthumous ...

Christopher Nolan reportedly nixed the original ending to 2019’s Joker. Directed by Todd Phillips , the Joaquin Phoenix -starring Joker movie was released in 2019.

Joaquin Phoenix had his turn at playing the Joker in the Todd Phillips Joker films, but the actor could have played the DC Comics villain in The Dark Knight. Skip to main content Open Mega Menu ...

What separates the best scenes in the trilogy from others is not just the action but the precision. Everything is intentionally shot, Hans Zimmer's score plays with tension, and every moment feels ...