It’s undeniable that Christopher Nolan changed superhero movies with his Batman trilogy. Nolan’s movies were dark, serious, and realistic, which was different from the usual comic book films before. His trilogy,

Now that James Gunn’s Superman has hit screens, all eyes are on DC Studios, so much so that it has been found that Warner Bros once tried to make a Robin spin-off show on the back of Christopher Nolan’s Batman universe,

The Dark Knight trilogy director Christopher Nolan reportedly had Warner Bros cancel a Batman spin-off project.

Christopher Nolan ’s Dark Knight trilogy redefined Batman and changed the entire trajectory of superhero cinema. It also gave Nolan serious influence at Warner Bros., the kind of pull most directors only dream of.

Al Pacino turned down a mystery Christopher Nolan film, possibly sparking a quiet rift after Insomnia, which Nolan called his most underrated movie.

Tickets for Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey will go on sale this Thursday, July 17 – one year before its premiere in 2026.

Sorry, dweebs. The gloom-and-doom comic book reinvention is entirely the fault of the director of “Inception.” He did it.

These films have poked at big ideas: justice, revenge, what it means to be broken, and still try to do good. Big-name actors, directors, and mind‑blowing takes – Batman’s film history is a terrific ride. This guide outlines every Batman movie in order. It’s got the good, the bad, the box office disasters, and the billion-dollar hits.

Christopher Nolan's next film will be truly epic because he's bringing Homer to the big screen with his version of The Odyssey.