'The Dark Knight Rises' (2012) is the third Batman film from director Christopher Nolan (Memento, Inception) based off the DC Comics superhero. Eight years after Batman took the fall for Two Face's crimes, a new terrorist leader, Bane overwhelms Gotham's finest, and the Dark Knight resurfaces to protect a city that brands him an enemy.
Bruce Wayne, feeling depressed and without confidence in his abilities, sits ...
Trapped by Bane and held captive, Bruce Wayne expresses his attitude towards ...
Lucius Fox shows Bruce Wayne the top-secret flying Tumbler, affectionately ca...
Lucius Fox sarcastically comments on the advantages the flying tumbler, known...
While they dance at the ball, Bruce and Selina chat about each others' secret...
Lucius Fox and Bruce Wayne meet at Lucius's office at Wayne Enterprises, Bruc...
Alfred shows his concern for Bruce's reckless endangerment, fearful that he w...
After a brief meeting, Lucius gets up and offers to show Bruce Wayne some inv...
As Catwoman makes a joke to Batman as they climb in a vehicle, Batman clarifi...
As a surviving man is held down by Bane, Bane tells him exactly what he is.
After losing a battle with Bane, Bruce Wayne awakens to find out that Bane is...
As Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle dance at the ball together, she slyly warns hi...
Bane wants to keep Batman alive just long enough to see Gotham City turned to...
Selina Kyle is dancing with Bruce Wayne at a party, she whispers some quiet t...
Selina Kyle speaks softly into Bruce Wayne's ear, promising a threat that wil...
Alfred pours his heart out to Bruce, telling him that they are the only famil...
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